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Here at Mildly Pleased, Valentine’s is more than a day. It’s a whole weekend. Love weekend. That’s why we get Monday off, right? Anyway, we’re sorry we couldn’t be the third wheel on your lovefest all weekend, but as we say more often than we should, better late than never. Our love theme this year is power ballads, arguably the most romantic kind of music. This sex is on fire.
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Here’s a treat for you! What, you think I could resist writing that? You think I’m so strong that I can simply not write the easy lead? No, I’m not. I found it so damned delectable I couldn’t help myself. It was just so sweet. You know, I try. I try to be better than I am; stronger. But I have my moments of weakness. Isn’t that OK? Sometimes, I just want to feel good, even if I have to take the cheapest and easiest way to get there. Let me feel good. Top 10 candies.
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How about that 30 Rock finale, huh? Pretty sweet. There are a few ways to end a series, the most popular of which is cancellation. But the few that do get to go out on their own terms have some tough choices to make: Do they dramatically end everything? Do they get sentimental, reflecting on how far they came and maybe even bring back some long-lost characters? Or do they just simply suggest that despite the show ending, things will always be the same for our beloved characters? Find out how we’d prefer a show to end and who did it best this week, as we count down our favorite last episodes.
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The least anticipated podcast of the year! 2013 is doomed to be a disappointing year, this is known. It is probably going to be the year the public starts to turn against super hero movies and maybe sci fi in general. Not that that’ll stop us from looking forward to the movies we’ll get to see. After all, we’re nothing if not optimistic. Just really, really reservedly optimistic.
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Well, you’ve seen our individual lists. Now it’s time to see just who was the closest to guessing our overall top 10 movies of 2012. Now don’t worry, we tried to avoid getting to deep into spoilers and most of the movies in consideration are at least somewhat well-known. You shouldn’t have any hesitation going into this podcast. Certainly, there is nothing to be afraid of. Not in a world where shaved bears are on the prowl.
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We go back from whence we came and do another best TV shows of the year list. A lot has changed in the year since we did in the first episode of this podcast, the top 10 shows of 2011. On NBC alone, Community went from cult phenomenon to a point of concern and longtime darlings 30 Rock and The Office began their final seasons. We all started watching new shows, some of them we really enjoyed, some of them we are ashed to like. I guess what I’m getting at is that this list isn’t necessarily just a rehash of what we talked about last year. At least, not entirely.
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2013! The super future! No one planned for humanity making it this far. Instead of staring down into the scary void that is the unknown future, let us instead look back at the year that was 2012. What we’ve got planned is about a month of best of 2012 lists. Why? Because we don’t have press passes, it take us time to catch up with everything. Plus, January is boring and nothing’s going on anyway. But before we get to the best ofs, there’s the Mildly Pleased Awards.
What are the Mildly Pleased Awards? They are an opportunity to look back at the things that often fall through the cracks on normal award shows – the stuff that is neither exceptionally bad nor especially good. The stuff that most people walk away from thinking, “well, that was OK,” and then immediately forget about. We remember.
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