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Possibly cheating, because anime, but Shokugeki no Soma (Food Wars). Initially a series following the protagonist as he entered a school where every dispute was settled with a cook off between two students (and sometimes a teacher). This seems over the top, but the food was always solid (they had a consultant just for it) and felt like something you could make with the right skill and ingredients.

In the final arc, they toss this all out to introduce a villain who can steal a chef’s signature dish/technique (something that is supposed to be unique to that chef) he gets a hold of their knife after winning a food battle. And he can wield those knives in any combination to form new dishes no one else can do. Just because. Also the dishes get less interesting in general, because it’s about powers related to cooking and not the food.

Is this post really 2.3 years old or is Voyager bugging out?

Finally caught Enter The Void by Gaspar Nöe. Insane visuals and maybe the most stream of consciousness editing possible. Still below Irreversiblé in my ranking, though second overall by Nöe I’ve seen.

Oh, you’re in for a ride with The Substance.

Sour Donuts

UK

1. Breaking Bad
2. Community
3. Fleabag
4. Doctor Who
5. Severance
6. OddTaxi
7. Seinfeld
8. Attack On Titan
9. The Office
10. Red Dwarf

Closer than you'd think. (I did have to make it 5-5-7 instead of 5-7-5)

Severance! Season 3 has big shoes to fill

Started contributing to !drawtober@lemmy.world (also found it wasn't federated to fedia.io and fixed that), and semi regularly posting on !haiku@piefed.social (with some crossposting to relevant communities), though I'm still the sole poster there

McDonde esta la biblioteca?

First album: Charlie and the Cockup Factory