Sam Reich joins Brennan to talk creative north stars and why failure is more interesting than success.

The new show on dropout is Thousandaires. Where 4 cast members all get a $1000 each to spend on each other, and new host each week picks a winner.

My question is, if you were the host of this show, who would you pick as your 4 cast members?

Very late to this series, but I just finished watching Total Forgiveness and I can't help but feel the utmost sympathy for Grant.

I think he was definitely naive throughout the show and is responsible for a lot of what happens to him, but Ally was consistently behaving in a mean-spirited manner. Particularly with following up the Flea Market fiasco with a degrading Performance Art challenge. They knew this was a man who had nothing, no earthly possessions whatsoever remaining. You cannot be more desperate and low, and in that moment they gave him a challenge that was truly beyond pale just so they could force another loss and make more money.

Warning - Spoiler for Total Forgiveness finale:

ETA: Spoiler tag

Hey, not sure if this is frowned upon, but since I don't see that it's against the rules, here's a shameless promotion to a community dedicated to Um Actually questions.

I loved the concept of the game show and that prompted me to create similar questions. Though the community is currently just a dumping grounds for all my ideas, just want to put it out there for people with similar interests.

https://lemm.ee/c/um_actually

Looks exciting, especially with Brennan as a player! I haven't looked at much to avoid spoilers, but it already looks great (like normal)!

I remember them giving a heads-up when the next season's trailer drops (usually a couple weeks after season finale) but I haven't heard anything yet

What older, no longer being made shows do you guys like? I enjoyed Paranoia and loved Total Forgiveness, and I just finished Ultramechatron Team Go! which was also excellent.

I fell behind posting new content, sorry. Anyone is welcome to post, though, if you don't want to wait on me :)

hey yall. i'm asking here to ask something but also to push interaction on this community :D so, i've seen: Fantasy high 1&2 (loved!), unsleeping city 1&2 (amazing!), pirates of leviathan (solid, but didn't grab me too much), bloodkeep (didn't like it), Crown of Candy (very very good), misfits of magic (loved this different angle). now what should i watch next? i feel like mice&murder ain't for me, i'm not a big fan of the murder mystery. i'd like a "real" season, more than tiny heist or something short. I really want to see fey&flowers, but is there something before that that i shouldn't miss? cheers