B.A. Parker
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Oh, we don't have subtext anymore. Like, we have subtext, but we can't read it.
Oh, we don't have subtext anymore. Like, we have subtext, but we can't read it.
Oh, we don't have subtext anymore. Like, we have subtext, but we can't read it.
I mean, I had recently. I was watching clips of an interview that Katie Couric had with Noah Wiley, who's the star of The Pit. Oh, yes. She asked him a question that gave the feeling like... she hadn't absorbed anything that was happening on the show. There's like a big scene between Noah Wiley's character and Dr. Collins, who's like a black doctor.
I mean, I had recently. I was watching clips of an interview that Katie Couric had with Noah Wiley, who's the star of The Pit. Oh, yes. She asked him a question that gave the feeling like... she hadn't absorbed anything that was happening on the show. There's like a big scene between Noah Wiley's character and Dr. Collins, who's like a black doctor.
I mean, I had recently. I was watching clips of an interview that Katie Couric had with Noah Wiley, who's the star of The Pit. Oh, yes. She asked him a question that gave the feeling like... she hadn't absorbed anything that was happening on the show. There's like a big scene between Noah Wiley's character and Dr. Collins, who's like a black doctor.
And Katie Couric says, so was something going on between the two of those characters?
And Katie Couric says, so was something going on between the two of those characters?
And Katie Couric says, so was something going on between the two of those characters?
And I was like, oh, we don't have subtext anymore. Like we have subtext, but we can't read it. Like someone has to blatantly say, hey, remember that thing we did like five years ago? This is how it made me feel. Yeah.
And I was like, oh, we don't have subtext anymore. Like we have subtext, but we can't read it. Like someone has to blatantly say, hey, remember that thing we did like five years ago? This is how it made me feel. Yeah.
And I was like, oh, we don't have subtext anymore. Like we have subtext, but we can't read it. Like someone has to blatantly say, hey, remember that thing we did like five years ago? This is how it made me feel. Yeah.
I mean, there is like this frustrating aspect of it, like the online discourse. We've heard like the bean soup problem. No. There's a thing on TikTok.
I mean, there is like this frustrating aspect of it, like the online discourse. We've heard like the bean soup problem. No. There's a thing on TikTok.
I mean, there is like this frustrating aspect of it, like the online discourse. We've heard like the bean soup problem. No. There's a thing on TikTok.
There was like a TikTok video of a lady was like, here's how I make my bean soup. And someone in the comments was like, but I don't like beans. How do I make this soup? And the creator was like, you just don't make the soup. Like, the soup's not... There's other soups. There's other soups. And that, I feel, has, like, infiltrated our media absorption.
There was like a TikTok video of a lady was like, here's how I make my bean soup. And someone in the comments was like, but I don't like beans. How do I make this soup? And the creator was like, you just don't make the soup. Like, the soup's not... There's other soups. There's other soups. And that, I feel, has, like, infiltrated our media absorption.