when ‘elementary’ premiered i was not interested in it because i didn’t want sherlock holmes to be american. but i eventually watched it anyway and was absolutely charmed. (plus holmes himself isn’t american in it, just everybody else, but the point is it’s new york not london, which i thought was a dealbreaker but it turned out not to be.) now there’s a japanese version, and i really want to give it a go, but i don’t want to pay for HBO just to get one show.
just like i didn’t get starz to watch american gods.
just like i’m not going to get amazon prime to watch good omens.
i’m really upset because these look like great shows, but i’ve already got netflix and crunchyroll and hulu, and this is getting ridiculous.
when ‘elementary’ premiered i was not interested in it because i didn’t want sherlock holmes to be american. but i eventually watched it anyway and was absolutely charmed. (plus holmes himself isn’t american in it, just everybody else, but the point is it’s new york not london, which i thought was a dealbreaker but it turned out not to be.) now there’s a japanese version, and i really want to give it a go, but i don’t want to pay for HBO just to get one show.
just like i didn’t get starz to watch american gods.
just like i’m not going to get amazon prime to watch good omens.
i’m really upset because these look like great shows, but i’ve already got netflix and crunchyroll and hulu, and this is getting ridiculous.
I only pay for the extra channels on prime when the show I want is running.
most extra channels on prime is about $9 a month. most series shows are 2 months. $18 per series
after i’ve watched the entire season, I cancel subscription and wait until next season comes out.
AAVSL (African American Venacular Sign Language) is wild because you really see the culture in it and if you are Black and hearing/don’t know ASL, you still understand it because so much of black communicatiom is nonverbal
Reblogging again because I didn’t know AAVE had a sign language equivalent even though now it makes so much sense.