Tomorrow I'm going to post the first week of RNG WE-EKLY, this is what it is and how it works.
So I have a list of 15 tv shows and I have a random number generator app on my phone in which I can pick between 1 and any number for the app to pick at random.
Every Friday I'm going to get the app to pick a random TV show from the list then pick a random season from that show then a random episode from that season. Then I'll post the random episode on here for anyone who wants to join in on the communal activity of watching the same episode on the same day or same week if your busy.
Then we can discuss in the comments about the episode, what we liked what we didn't like and things like that.
Here is the list of episodes. 1: Southwark 2: Futurama 3: The simpsons 4: American dad 5: Family guy 6: Its always sunny in Philadelphia 7: Bobs burgers 8: Peep show 9: Solar opposites 10: Rick and morty 11: Gravity falls 12: Archer 13: King of the hill 14: Beavis and Butt-head 15: Adventure time
If people make suggestions on a new show to add to the mix in the comments I'll add the top suggestion once a week.
I hope you like this idea, I think it could be fun. See you tomorrow for the first episode.
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What do all these TV shows have in common? So basically, why did you pick these? All the shows that I know in that list are cartoons. But not sure about the others.
Just wondering. I love Southpark (small typo there), Futurama, The Simpsons, American Dad (didn't watch so much though), Family Guy and especially Rick and Morty!
And how are you going to post an episode here? I only know that Southpark is free to watch iirc. Not sure about the other shows
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I picked thease beacuse I wanted shows that you can watch a random episode without really needing to know the rest of the story to play along. And to watch the shows, no I won't be able to post them on here but I'll post the episode that is selected then its up to the people to watch them. There's plenty of sites online where people can find em.
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It's like a book club!
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