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@ChicagoCFPD I know! I like Fire Country so much better!

I miss the way #ChicagoFire used to be. Where it actually had good storyline and had all the actors and actresses in the episodes.

@RetroNewsNow Such laughter & happiness back then! ❤️📺

📺Top 15 Primetime Shows (TV Guide, April 21, 1979)

@MikeBales I remember,beautiful

This magnificent bastard required no apps, no subscriptions, no firmware updates, and couldn't be moved without a dolly and three friends.

@omgsidewalks Old 😁

WHAT IS IT CALLED WHEN YOU DON’T FEEL DEPRESSED BUT ALL YOU WANNA DO IS BE IN YOUR BED ??

@karunpal Me too.

I love being alone. Doing nothing. Just vibing with life. Lying on the bed. Staring into the mirror. Random cringe about something I said 3 months ago. Music. Dance. Read. Walk. 2 hours of spiritual self-talk. Journal. Snack. Nap. That's what makes me happy. Simple little things.

@tophz_ Loved this show! Miss it ❤️📺

Hands down one of the most underrated series ever made. That scene? Pure cinematic fire an absolute masterpiece! 🔥🎬

@ThatEricAlper ALL of them! 😃

What were you chewing back in the day?

@ballardonprime Team 1, and I miss these shows

POV: You're working a cold case... Which team are you joining? #Ballard

@forallmankind_ He still is a hot old guy!😃❤️📺

50 years in 20 seconds. #ForAllMankind — Now Streaming

@EODHappyCaptain Potato chips,& pickles on the side😃

I refuse to believe that there is a better sandwich than the BLT. Perfectly balanced. Salty and savory. Crunchy, yet soft. Paired with an ice cold soda after doing yard work, you may have the most American sandwich created.

@PaulDMauro Thanks for taking us along on your vacation! Nice 👍😃

@onu_slim Thanks for the clear explanation 🧑‍🚀

Difference Between SpaceX and NASA NASA and SpaceX are both going to the Moon. But they are building completely different machines to get there. Here is the difference, explained simply. NASA builds like a government. Slow. Expensive. Extremely safe. Every single part is tested, certified, reviewed, and reviewed again. Their rocket, the SLS, costs $4 billion per launch. It cannot be reused. Once it fires, it is gone forever. Their capsule, Orion, seats four astronauts and was designed with decades of engineering tradition behind it. It is the most powerful rocket America has ever built. It is also the most expensive way to get to space that currently exists. NASA’s approach is: we cannot afford to fail, so we will take all the time we need. SpaceX builds like a startup. Fast. Cheap. Fail, learn, rebuild, try again. Their rocket, Starship, is the biggest rocket ever built by any human civilisation. It is designed to land back on its launch pad, be refuelled, and fly again within hours. One Starship launch costs a fraction of what NASA spends on SLS and the plan is to launch it dozens of times just to refuel itself in orbit before heading to the Moon. SpaceX’s approach is: move fast, break things, fix them in public, and make it cheaper every time. How They Work Together NASA is not competing with SpaceX. They hired SpaceX. The plan for landing on the Moon works like this. NASA’s SLS rocket launches astronauts in the Orion capsule toward the Moon. Meanwhile SpaceX launches Starship separately, fuels it up using 14 tanker flights in orbit, and parks it near the Moon waiting. The astronauts transfer from Orion into Starship. Starship takes them down to the lunar surface. They spend about a week on the Moon. Then Starship brings them back up to Orion, and they fly home. They are two completely different vehicles with two completely different companies but they all have one mission. In conclusion, NASA style: one perfect rocket, one shot, do not fail. SpaceX style: launch many times, fuel in orbit, land the rocket back, fly it again tomorrow. NASA is the architect. SpaceX is the contractor who figured out a cheaper way to lay the bricks. Neither can finish this mission without the other. That is what modern space exploration actually looks like.

@livewithnoregrt Ordinary Joe

what tv show got cancelled that you’re still mad about?

@LauraRbnsn I know! That took forever to get them out!

Making these poor bastards float in the Pacific for an hour like it's the tarmac of LaGuardia Get these four champions in a boat and hand them beers! My gosh!

@OneChicagoCtr It was just to show off Oliver Platt acting chops! ❤️📺

Should Dr. Charles survive his brush with death, we need Chicago Med to drop this ongoing storyline. onechicagocenter.com/chicago-med-ne…

@LensScientific Still looks like it’s made of cheese!

708 GB image of the Moon 🎥 Darya Kawa Mirza

@Sarahhuniverse It’s on tv tonite!

Cecil B. DeMille’s 1956 epic The Ten Commandments is a cornerstone of American cinema, boasting an immense legacy as one of the highest-grossing films of all time (adjusted for inflation). Starring Charlton Heston, it is celebrated for spectacular practical effects, including the iconic parting of the Red Sea, and remains a perennial television staple during Easter and Passover. © The Ten Commandments (1956)

@HOTDNewsHBO What day in June,?!

Coming soon. Are you excited?

@Bigdaddyvinz_ I loved this show,so well done! ❤️📺

Why is nobody talking about this show? It’s so underrated....10/10

@owroot Same here,in New York 😔

This is a kind of dreadfully common Northern Michigan ugly-winter sky. There are no clouds and when you look up it is a very ugly yellow gray, if that color is possible. Yes, it is. This is it. There are no shadows cast because there is no sunlight that breaks through. The ground is a dull white from half melted snow. The light is actually sickening. Really. It makes you ill. Even when you are indoors the way the light falls through the windows and onto your floors is depressing. It makes the inside of your house look uglier. Your rooms look terrible, the floors and your tables are awful. Everything that is a little wrong is blown up bigger. Any of the mess looks worse and more depressing, it makes you more irritated. It's not until the sun comes out that you realize everything isn't awful and that your house isn't a total ramshackle shack. This sky is nature's equivalent of a bare fluorescent bulb on concrete. It's very bad for you. I have tried to take hyper-realistic photos this winter and this might be one of the most realistic, and most depressing for that reason.