The Weekly Report (6-23-2024)
I can’t believe it’s already Sunday! This week has just flown by! Here’s what I’ve been up to 🥰
TV 📺:
- I finished up the new season of Doctor Who and while it was good, I expected a little more from the finale? Maybe I just need to wait until the next season to see what RTD has planned.
- Still working on Modern Family. Lily is my hero.
- I finished all of Sherlock and it was a painful finish. That last episode is truly abysmal but I had to watch it so that my rewatch was complete.
- The Boys continues to be full of gore and shock value, although this week’s episode was definitely an improvement over last week’s. I feel like now the season is finally going somewhere and we’re seeing character development.
- After hearing my friends and coworkers gushing about it, I started up Bridgerton. It’s kinda like if Downton Abbey and Gossip Girl had a baby. Also, I did not expect things to be so 🌶️SPICY🌶️ that first season 🫣
BOOKS 📚:
- Still working on Dealing With People You Can’t Stand. I’ve definitely learned some good tips but now I just need the confidence to implement them.
MUSIC:
- It’s pretty much a given that Taylor will be here.
- I did try to shake things up a bit at work by playing some 1D, Harry, Jonas Brothers, and One Republic.
- Sabrina Carpenter is also on a heavy rotation (and can you blame me?)
PODCASTS 🎧:
-Nothing new here! What can I say, Mythical puts out some good podcasts!
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This week's highlights reflect a blend of television, literature, and music that resonates with a broad audience. Popular series such as 'Doctor Who' continue to captivate viewers, delivering thrilling storylines while leaving room for future developments. 'Bridgerton' emerges as a significant cultural touchstone, merging period drama with contemporary storytelling flair, and showcasing the indelible impact of romance and intrigue in modern television. Meanwhile, literature, particularly 'Dealing With People You Can't Stand', offers valuable insights into interpersonal dynamics, encouraging readers to improve their handling of challenging relationships. In the world of music, artists like Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter dominate playlists, appealing to fans with their catchy tunes and relatable lyrics. The exploration of such diverse content not only fosters a deeper engagement with various media but also highlights current trends that resonate with viewers and listeners alike. By sharing these experiences, the weekly report serves as a community hub for those eager to connect over shared interests in entertainment and personal growth.
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