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The light hearted stuff was definitely my favorite, and I've been yearning so hard for that type of content. It's Still incredibly interesting, still a unique insight of the human experience, and still extremely compelling. Just without all the serious doom and gloom we need a break from.

His more recent release "forbidden America" was pretty good of course, but to be honest I think that subject matter being covered is completely exhausting to watch. I imagine most people such as myself are tired of all the political divisiveness, outrage, hate, and anger that has completely plagued social media and news media in these recent times. We all get the point already.

Instead, right now there's no better timing for, Some "weird weekend" style documentaries. It would be a massive breath of fresh air. And it would probably even be genuinely more impactful and insightful at the moment than the "serious" subject matters. The human condition isn't all bad. I wish he'd explore that side of humanity again. Another "weird weekends" would be absolutely amazing.

Edit: /u/BBCSelect. Pls.

Jeeeez man well this Article/advertisement is uh, well it's something.

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