Will's TV Roundup for the First Day of Spring

Today's the first day of Spring and we'll be able to feel it outside this afternoon. Perceptive readers will know what that means. 

General Natan Nagid is having fun on Twitter. He's got a second follower! 

Alright, alright, we'll put the 211th Armored Cavalry Regiment in World War 1990: The Final Storm. But what are they doing? And where are they?

We have ordered the physical proof of The New American Order 1977-1981.

We may have them take another whack at the cover. 

We had a really bad idea. When we write World War 1990: Afghanistan, and we will, Osama bin Laden is a character and he's with the good guys. 

What Will's Watching, The Batchelor. Zach really disappointed us last night by sleeping with one girl, after he said he wouldn't sleep with anyone during fantasy suite week, and then sending the wrong girl home. We would have given a rose to Ariel, and not just because she's a Jewess. Pretty enough, looks good in a bikini, nice rack.  Also, Ariel had a certain air of confidence we found appealing.

What Will's Also Watching. Middle Daughter, with whom we watched The Batchelor, reliably informed us we have a Hulu subscription. We went on Hulu and saw they have Frasier, why not? We are the demo for Frasier. Man, this show is 30 years old now. We watched it in the 90's. Frasier always was our favorite Cheers character. Man. Ahhh...faire Daphne. [Knobhead-Ed]. You're just jealous because she's from Manchester and you're from Liverpool. 

What Will's not Watching, The Mandalorian. We turned it off midway through season 3, episode 3 the other night. Boring. And stupid. It's like they thought, Andor was good, let's do something like Andor. And so they did, in a show about a space samurai who wanders the galaxy killing anyone who messes with him (which became its own problem, but whatever). TV was Star Wars' last outpost. And now it too has been overrun by the lame, the stupid, and the talentless. In other words, the Woke.