Forget for a second that you could probably watch both these shows online right now.
There is no better way to embrace the inevitability of middle-aged conservatism than having a regular television-viewing schedule. And what better way to settle into a routine than tuning into the new series of The Boosh and South Park?
An added bonus is that you’ll never feel left out of the water-cooler chat at you funky, creative, hard working yet relaxed office – because you’ll have seen the latest episode too. Just don’t follow it up with an observation about last night’s episode of Project Make Me A Millionaire Model Stripper. You’re ahead of your time on that one.
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Jebila Wolfe-Okongwu, ‘Banana...You might, perhaps, as a totally hypothetical person, feel somewhat shallow for associating the words “Banana Republic” more with chinos...
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Cinema Alley 2012 – Double Vision ...Cinema Alley takes the aggravations of viewing video art within the ‘white box’ and tosses them out. Instead you get cinema-style...
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Alan Rose, ‘Between the Darkness...There’s something fascinating about art like Alan Rose’s, that’s designed to mess with your head. I don’t mean in that...
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Black CapitalRedfern. Not a place named; as I long assumed, after an abundance of red coloured native flora (to my great disappointment, exclusively red ferns...
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Little Joe No. 3Little Joe issue 3 is an inspiring jolt of same-sex creative juices as they apply to the film world. But straight folks needn’t feel uninvited,...
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Young AdultSome films really get you in the guts, and for me Young Adult was one. At times bitingly funny and achingly sad, Jason Reitman’s dramedy...