Today: should a series drop all at once? — UR WRONG
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October 5 debate: one episode to argue about, or the whole season on your terms? Pick a side, compare recorded visitor votes, challenge a friend.
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The best part should happen in the cinema.
An everyday take. Pick your side.
Same eggs. Better lighting.
Give the group chat something to live for.
Sweet. Salty. Apparently unforgivable.
Seen is not a promise.
Perfect recommendations. Zero butterflies.
You came for the show, not the footage.
One week. Fair warning or total betrayal?
Would you decline the empty calendar invite?
Your chat has a morning person. Are you on their side?
Would your last Reply all survive this vote?
Relief or betrayal?
Who gets the aux on your next trip?
Your latte is cooling while we argue.
Seen. Debated. Still no reply.
Would you snooze this argument?
The friendship test at the bottom of the bag.
Your autoplay history has an opinion.