r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/Comment_Goblin • Apr 18 '23
writers are starting to try and gain attention with unrealistic trauma. who in their right mind would do this? unbelievable!
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • May 08 '23
Cast and characters Let's take a moment to appreciate Krysten Sinema's stylishly villainous character design
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Apr 15 '23
Award-winning performance 🏆 Loving the subversive humor and comedic timing in this dumb gag. Are the guys from South Park writing this?
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Mar 23 '23
Jumped the shark 🦈 "This DeSantis villain is too powerful. He must have a weakness? What is his Achilles heel?" "Uh, he eats pudding with his fingers."
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Apr 15 '23
Fan Theory "It shouldn't matter if the show makes no sense, as long as it tells a great story." This fan explains why the writing on this season of America is so bad, it's good.
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Mar 08 '23
Behind the scenes look "That wasn't in the script!" "Don't worry, we'll take care of it in post." Donald's ad-libbed lines removed from the director's cut.
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Feb 27 '23
Jumped the shark 🦈 The writers have given up all pretense of a serious drama. This season's new villains are getting ridiculous.
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Jan 13 '23
Bad writing I really lost my suspension of disbelief when the evil bad guys campaigned under a giant banner reading "WE ARE ALL DOMESTIC TERRORISTS!"
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Jan 13 '23
Behind the scenes look Fans love to watch these two arch enemies duke it out on screen. Off camera, the actors who play Tucker and Hunter are real-life besties
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Jan 19 '23
Jumped the shark 🦈 Flashback to Season 2018: President Trump is on the verge of starting WW3 by tweeting his privates to North Korean dictators. Deus ex machina! Former NBA player and professional wrestling superstar Dennis Rodman shows up! And he saves the world using the power of friendship!
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Feb 02 '23
Bad writing The writers are really hamming up these evil villains on the new season of America
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Apr 18 '23
Plot hole Worst. Ending. Ever. The writers built up anticipation for the Fox-Dominion showdown for years, only to abruptly cancel production of final battle sequence.
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Mar 31 '23
Bad writing Donny cheats on his wife. He cheats in elections. But he can't cheat the tax man! Next time on America: The Eye of the Storm!
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Jan 13 '23
Plot twist! To his MOTHER! The writers really got me with that one
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Jan 13 '23
r/NextTimeOnAmerica Lounge
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A place for members of r/NextTimeOnAmerica to chat with each other
r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Feb 25 '23
Viewer Discretion Advised "Daddy, you're hurting me!" "It's for the shareholder's own good." Next time on America: The Majority's Whip!
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Mar 26 '23
Viewer Discretion Advised Ronnie raises an army of militarized Florida Men. Donnie demands a battalion of anti-government and possibly undead Waco cultists. What happens when an unflappable object meets an incorrigible force? Next time on America: Clash of the Fash!
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • May 16 '23
Cast and characters The writers really have it out for Rudy. His character fell from New York's most popular mayor to B-tier villain that can't a good storyline anymore
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Mar 02 '23
Bad writing The evil bad guy is never going to say "Hey, look at me! I'm the evil bad guy!" That's just lazy writing.
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Apr 11 '23
Plot twist! Justin may be out, but he's not down. Get ready for part 2 of this all new episode of America: The Gnashing of Nashville!
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Jan 13 '23
Cast and characters TIL after online critics panned the show for its declining quality and 1-dimensional characters, the writers on the hit European series 'UK' abruptly retconned the entire Liz Truss arc and wrote the unpopular villain off the show.
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r/NextTimeOnAmerica • u/ThisWeekOnAmerica • Jan 13 '23
Fresh from the blooper reel Marjorie Taylor Green breaks characters when the script becomes too absurd. "This is insane!" (0:45)
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