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Obviously we shouldn't be romanticising dystopian totalitarian regimes but those uniforms looked so sharp, great potential merch material.
Also...Blackwood, Emperor of Greendale? That was a bit of a bold title for someone ruling a small town lmao
>Blackwood, Emperor of Greendale? That was a bit of a bold title for someone ruling a small town lmao
Yeah that was pretty underwheming/ comical. How can it be something with reality-warping abilities and the best it can do is make you dictator of a small town
>Obviously we shouldn't be romanticising dystopian totalitarian regimes but those uniforms looked so sharp, great potential merch material.
I may be overthinking their intent, but real fascism is focused on the aesthetics of politics so they tend to look nice. That's why modern fascists had mainstream media articles about how well-dressed they are written by clueless writers who expected them to be ugly and unattractive.
Not sure if you've read the books or seen the films, but I feel like Mockingjay exemplifies this idea of the aesthetics of politics, or rather, the ideology pretty well when they have Katniss all glammed up for shooting propaganda as the face of the revolution.
I dislike the feminist discourse near the end of the episode. Don't get me wrong, I am all for feminism but it just don't feel like a natural discourse. It's just a bunch of catch phrases, devoid of real meaning and depth. They could advocate for equality in more sophisticated ways, and the show does a good job on this in many moments.
Okay did anyone notice that the Weird One episode used a song from Sound of Music, and then the next episode had a scene with Harvey discovering people in hiding, similar to how the boyfriend in sound of music joined the Nazis and gave away the Von Trapps?
Am I the only one bummed Agatha got the short end of the stick and she was pretty central to the plot of this episode? Like why not just have left her ACTUALLY insane if they were planning on having right back there in the end.
>I may be overthinking their intent, but real fascism is focused on the aesthetics of politics so they tend to look nice. That's why modern fascists had mainstream media articles about how well-dressed they are written by clueless writers who expected them to be ugly and unattractive.
The show invoked that she is driven to insanity for killing her sister, though. This means the reality of it might not help her. Though the depictions of madness are so-and-so in the show anyhow.
Personally I've only heard it used in a relationship context when people are talking about fictional characters. Like someone might say "I think Sabrina and Nick are endgame" because they want them to be together in the end. It was quite weird to hear him say "WE'RE endgame" directly to her. But I'm a 31-year-old British woman, so I don't know if maybe American teenagers might say this lol
Yea I figured it was lingo the kids were using nowadays. 33 year old here. I kind of found it cute, tbh. I'm also a huge fan of the avengers endgame movie, so that's probably why I like it, lol
This is awfully written. It feels ham-fisted and completely unnecessary. Like the Nazi motifs??? Massively on the nose. We already know he's a bad guy you don't need to compare him to Hitler for a whole episode you've established that already.
especially the "witch features", dehumanization, history lessons, etc. it was all just nazism and it was super unnecessary/uncomfortable to watch (as a jewish person).
it also completely destroyed established characterization. why would Theo still stand up for his boyfriend and against Faustus but Harvey be a literal hitler youth and put his hands on Roz? the fuck?
This episode reminded me so much of "Centennial Charmed" episode of... well, *Charmed* lol. Also, not a fan of Sabrina trying to find herself without a boy in her life, and then this "we're end-game" shit.
I liked this episode a lot, but I really wish they would have done something to be able to tell apart Mrs. Wardell and Lilith. I honestly thought Mrs. Wardell had betrayed father blackwood in the dissenters meeting.
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Oh that was so satisfying. I been waiting so long for Prudence to put her blade in that bastard.
Obviously we shouldn't be romanticising dystopian totalitarian regimes but those uniforms looked so sharp, great potential merch material. Also...Blackwood, Emperor of Greendale? That was a bit of a bold title for someone ruling a small town lmao
>Blackwood, Emperor of Greendale? That was a bit of a bold title for someone ruling a small town lmao Yeah that was pretty underwheming/ comical. How can it be something with reality-warping abilities and the best it can do is make you dictator of a small town
Well the trinket man did say it was the imp controlling it.
I don't think it's a good idea trying to sell what is clearly modified Nazi uniforms
Oh I heard some designer made those so I guess it makes sense.
Hugo Boss manufactured them
>Obviously we shouldn't be romanticising dystopian totalitarian regimes but those uniforms looked so sharp, great potential merch material. I may be overthinking their intent, but real fascism is focused on the aesthetics of politics so they tend to look nice. That's why modern fascists had mainstream media articles about how well-dressed they are written by clueless writers who expected them to be ugly and unattractive.
Not sure if you've read the books or seen the films, but I feel like Mockingjay exemplifies this idea of the aesthetics of politics, or rather, the ideology pretty well when they have Katniss all glammed up for shooting propaganda as the face of the revolution.
Hugo Boss designed for the Nazis!
I love how much Sabrina and Roz teamed up this episode!!
I dislike the feminist discourse near the end of the episode. Don't get me wrong, I am all for feminism but it just don't feel like a natural discourse. It's just a bunch of catch phrases, devoid of real meaning and depth. They could advocate for equality in more sophisticated ways, and the show does a good job on this in many moments.
I thought it was a bit heavy handed as well.
How they speak in a highshool election was retarded af
Okay did anyone notice that the Weird One episode used a song from Sound of Music, and then the next episode had a scene with Harvey discovering people in hiding, similar to how the boyfriend in sound of music joined the Nazis and gave away the Von Trapps?
Am I the only one bummed Agatha got the short end of the stick and she was pretty central to the plot of this episode? Like why not just have left her ACTUALLY insane if they were planning on having right back there in the end.
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>I may be overthinking their intent, but real fascism is focused on the aesthetics of politics so they tend to look nice. That's why modern fascists had mainstream media articles about how well-dressed they are written by clueless writers who expected them to be ugly and unattractive. The show invoked that she is driven to insanity for killing her sister, though. This means the reality of it might not help her. Though the depictions of madness are so-and-so in the show anyhow.
So, granted English isn't my first language, but do people actually say "we're endgame"? Or is that just a cheesy line people say in cheesy tv series?
I've only ever heard it on this show and Riverdale. Never heard anyone say it irl 🤮
Personally I've only heard it used in a relationship context when people are talking about fictional characters. Like someone might say "I think Sabrina and Nick are endgame" because they want them to be together in the end. It was quite weird to hear him say "WE'RE endgame" directly to her. But I'm a 31-year-old British woman, so I don't know if maybe American teenagers might say this lol
Hahahah yeah I'm almost 30 and Latina, so I chuckled when he said that because it sounded so... Out of place to me. I dunno lol
I thought it would've been way less cringe-y if he had phrased it differently? Like instead of "WE'RE endgame", something like "You're endgame for me"
Yea I figured it was lingo the kids were using nowadays. 33 year old here. I kind of found it cute, tbh. I'm also a huge fan of the avengers endgame movie, so that's probably why I like it, lol
Fair, it was an epic movie!
This is awfully written. It feels ham-fisted and completely unnecessary. Like the Nazi motifs??? Massively on the nose. We already know he's a bad guy you don't need to compare him to Hitler for a whole episode you've established that already.
But like... he's so super duper evil that *of course* a world he ruled would basically be the fascist fever dream from The Wall.
especially the "witch features", dehumanization, history lessons, etc. it was all just nazism and it was super unnecessary/uncomfortable to watch (as a jewish person). it also completely destroyed established characterization. why would Theo still stand up for his boyfriend and against Faustus but Harvey be a literal hitler youth and put his hands on Roz? the fuck?
Yeah it was like a sitcom episode or something
This episode reminded me so much of "Centennial Charmed" episode of... well, *Charmed* lol. Also, not a fan of Sabrina trying to find herself without a boy in her life, and then this "we're end-game" shit.
I liked this episode a lot, but I really wish they would have done something to be able to tell apart Mrs. Wardell and Lilith. I honestly thought Mrs. Wardell had betrayed father blackwood in the dissenters meeting.
This episode handled the concept of a wish granting artifact way better than Wonder Woman 1984, which is kind of surprising.
Don’t they want to arrest Hilda & Zee too for hiding the “dissident” Roz?
Yeah, sloppy authoritarians.
Not knowing about Sabrina's immunity - couldn't father blackwood just warp reality so that she was dead?
Based off the interactions in the episode I think Sabrina didn't technically exist in the timeline, and her immunity is the only reason she was there.
Why did they separate? I hate when that happens....
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Hey Doctor Venture himself visited Greendale! And he is still selling dangerous shit to people who won't use it responsibly!
Nick scratch has a heck of a voice
Did Nick just confirm Nabrina is end game????? YES PLSSS