Entertainment Forum General Chat Thread [ARCHIVED] • Page 1077

I go for cavatappi every time

Perfect for American chop suey

 

By who?

 

Definitely not true

 

The final season of the Sopranos might be the most perfect final season of a serialized tv show ever. Only thing in my mind that even comes close is the final season of Star Trek: Deep Space 9 .

 

I think we all know the true, ultimate form of pasta

 

Kraft Mac always rules

 

Feel like I’ve seen some revisionist history from a fair amount of people online, but that’s I suppose what I get for paying attention to Twitter randos in my For You tab

 

I will say though, I recently bought shaped Mac and cheese for the nostalgia and it sucked. At least when following the directions lol

Seems Kraft is trying to be healthier for the kids and has way less butter and cheese dust than regular Kraft Mac and cheese haha

 

I’m going to throw Bucatini into the ring

 

I don't know if I've ever had bucatini but sounds good

 

I don't think there is a generally agreed upon "bad" Sopranos season the way there is for The Wire or Friday Night Lights, although there is a very clear shift in tone that starts in the third season. Bad episodes is another story, though.

 

Now we're talkin

 

S6 was good, just not as good as the previous seasons.

Was 6A the season where they wasted several episodes by having Tony in a coma?

 

The coma episodes are some of the best in the series. It's a beautiful look at Tony's fears and what could have been.

 

I just thought they were boring as hell tbh.

 

Love the coma episodes, Paulie rambling to Tony and him hearing it is actually hysterical

 

I’ll never order Italian at a restaurant because I’m not paying 30-40 bucks for pasta

 

Food is so fucking expensive now

 

Wow where are you going that has $30-40 pasta haha? I see filet mignon for cheaper than that

 

But yeah food has gotten ridiculous. Finally stopped doordash, it bled me dry. Paying like a minimum of $50-60 for even fast food is insanity

 

I have free delivery with Grubhub+( with minimum $12 order) and live by myself, and even then I am paying at least $20 for burger, fries, drink for one person

 

I have limited my ordering out to once a week, and to spend less than $25 for dinner.

 

John Oliver did an episode about food delivery apps and all the problems involved, it's simply not sustainable for the long term

 

I almost never get delivery, I’d much rather leave my apartment and get it myself

 

Some people have partners and children to order for too lmao

Dinner for two is easily $40