Zach from Sitcom Peeps pointed out YouTube as the place to watch Frank's Place, but its entire run always vanished from YouTube. It's also on Internet Archive, where I downloaded every episode so I don't have to say, "Damn, I wish I saw that Frank's Place episode on YouTube before it was deleted."

I watched Exosquad Season 1 a couple of years before I read Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States in university. My post-Zinn self is currently kind of worried that I used to like a slave revolt sci-fi show that sided with the soldiers who protected the oppressors. (3/3)

I'm going to rewatch Exosquad's 1st season (I haven't watched it since 1993) and then I'll watch Season 2 for the 1st time ever. I'm worried that Exosquad didn't age well. (2/3)

Every time you mention Exosquad in a post, I'm going to click "Like" on it. (1/3)

One of the things I learned while writing a book project about animated Star Trek shows (which will probably never see the light of day) was that first-season episode director Hal Sutherland was the Filmation employee who was color-blind. Color stylist Irv Kaplan wanted pink to be all over the cels.

The block editor kind of works on my phone. I'm not encountering that "The editor encountered an unexpected error" message on the mobile version of WordPress. But the mobile version is buggy, and the block editor is stuck on an outdated draft of my new post. I prefer to use my laptop to edit posts.

On the classic editor, I'm unable to disable AMP. I tried it. I clicked out of the classic editor and then opened it again. AMP went back to being enabled. I can't disable it on the block editor either b/c every time I click on "Edit (block editor)," I get the same error message you saw on Monday:

I'm experiencing the same problem.

Because the block editor doesn't work anymore, I switched to using WP's classic editor to revise a post I'll publish on Thursday. That solved the problem.

But now the preview version of my post no longer displays the YouTube embeds I pasted, and that worries me.

I never saw Blade: Trinity because nobody likes it, so I want to know from you if that threequel is worth watching for the first time.

I wonder if you'll add to your marathon the 2-hour pilot of Blade: The Series, where Sticky Fingaz from the hip-hop group Onyx replaced Snipes in the role of Blade.