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Petr Navovy

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  • 'The Last Of Us' Season Two: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

    5 days ago | pajiba.com | Petr Navovy

    I’ve rarely felt such a potent and confusing mixture of emotions about a TV show as I did heading into the start of season two of HBO’s adaptation of The Last Of Us. After the reaction I had to the first season back in 2023, I was apprehensive about even watching the season at all. I won’t rehash my critique here, but suffice it to say, I was one of the minority of those who disliked it, and who did so for reasons not related to toxic gamer culture.

  • Reddit Asks the Question: 'What Improved Your Quality of Life So Much, You Wish You Did It Sooner?'

    1 week ago | pajiba.com | Petr Navovy

    By Petr Navovy | reddit | May 6, 2025 Header Image Source: Albert Llop/NurPhoto via Getty Images There’s been a cascade of events recently which has led me to seriously re-evaluate my relationship with my phone. When I was younger, I was always very much in the Luddite camp. I was the last person out of my social group to get a smartphone; I refused to stream music for the longest time; I only dealt with physical media as much as practically possible.

  • Reddit Users Ponder the Most Underrated Homer Simpson Faces

    2 weeks ago | pajiba.com | Petr Navovy

    By Petr Navovy | reddit | April 30, 2025 Header Image Source: 20th Century Fox The treasure trove of visual gags in classic, golden era Simpsons will never cease to delight and amaze me. Reddit, too, and specifically the hivemind over at the AskReddit sub, delights in plumbing the depths of those halcyon seasons. Whether it’s the best one-off characters, or the best frames with peculiar energy (such a great prompt), glorious moments have been spotlighted.

  • Reddit Asks the Question: 'What Food Is Either Delicious Or Terrible, Depending On How It's Made?'

    2 weeks ago | pajiba.com | Petr Navovy

    By Petr Navovy | reddit | April 24, 2025 Header Image Source: Laura Chase de Formigny for The Washington Post via Getty Images I’ve visited the US two times in my life. While both times I was struck by the diversity of food on offer—all depending on price, location, and various other factors—one of the things that stuck out to me was how there was one substance that manifested in only opposite ends of the quality spectrum: Coffee.

  • Reddit Ponders the Best Ad-Libs and Mistakes Left In Movies and TV

    3 weeks ago | pajiba.com | Petr Navovy

    By Petr Navovy | reddit | April 18, 2025 Image sources (in order of posting): DreamWorks Distribution, LLC Films and television shows are such meticulously planned projects, staffed by hundreds and hundreds of professionals, that it’s both very difficult and very easy for things to go wrong. Yes on the one hand you have as much mapped out as possible, but all the moving pieces also mean that sparks can fly and wheels can spin off.

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