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[happinessboys]

Television. Let's talk about television.

Where I'm from, there's all sorts of interactive programming. It's quite...addicting for some. Housewives and the like. They can [Forgive his little chuckle here] play out whatever they want, as long as it's in the script and they don't have to think too hard

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Private;

[happinessboys]

I'm sure we will. But I have all the time in the world.

Private;

[happinessboys]

[A pause and then stubbornly:] A long time ago.

[happinessboys]

Sports and religion. Good choices.

Finished? What do you mean by finished?

[happinessboys]

Why?

[stopthat_destro]

Watch here or prior to the Barge? [Answer: CREEPY SURVEILLANCE VIDEOS.]

[happinessboys]

[WHY SO CREEPY, REX?]

Either one would be enough. Prior to the barge would be more informative. Though, I could ask why you changed.

[stopthat_destro]

[BECAUSE SCIENCE.]

I didn't watch television much prior to the Barge. [Movies, on the other hand...] I was busy, and nothing was particularly engaging.

...

But sometimes I would have my assistants record documentaries for me. [I've decided that Rex likes Animal Planet.]

[happinessboys]

Ah. A documentary seems a...relatively safe genre. At least for television. Any specifics?

[happinessboys]

I suppose. I'm guessing that it's all going to be the same.

Re: private

[happinessboys]

I believe so. But...well, I've been wrong before.

[breakmychest]

...ever seen Passions?

[happinessboys]

I haven't. Enlighten me.

...I've never actually seen Passions.

[breakmychest]

It's about this town, Harmony, with all these romantic twists and such, and paranormal goings-on as well... really brilliant.

XP Neither have I!

[happinessboys]

I see.

And what is so appealing about it?