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Lol..coo, HE Kids taking a battering on TV atm…We missed that one, but caught the HEK being ducktaped to playground bench in South Park a few nights ago!
The homeschool aspect of this one was rather glossed over – he was a weird loner basically whose parents didn’t talk to him. But that was to do with the comic book obsession it seems.
Is it good or bad that it’s common enough to be part of everyday media? Suppose it’ll be better when it just is, iyswim.
Must have missed the HE mention. Thought the show was rather more about the hidden depths of graphic novels, and the fact that even geeks with naff parents are good hearted.
it was brief and within the first couple of minutes 🙂
Ah, would have been retrieving the wine bottle probably!