Tag: television series

This meme consists of two parts: top text that reads 'Me when I discover a perfect series that cam [typo for came] out 15 years ago with 8 seasons', followed by an edited image of Jerry the mouse from *Tom and Jerry*. Jerry is lying in bed at night, holding an iPhone, wearing wired earbuds, with heavy dark circles under his half-lidded eyes and a small content smile, indicating he has stayed up all night binge-watching the newly discovered series. The joke humorously captures the relatable experience of finding a high-quality, long-running older show and losing sleep to binge through all its episodes.

Relatable Meme of Jerry Binge Watching an Old Long Series

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This is a two-panel reaction meme using a scene from the 2018 Coen Brothers film *The Ballad of Buster Scruggs*. The top panel features two distressed men standing with nooses around their necks about to be hanged, overlaid with text reading 'THE BOYS FANS LEARNING ABOUT HOW ERIC KRIPKE DOESN'T KNOW HOW TO END A SHOW.' referencing widespread fan disappointment with the series finale of the show *The Boys*, created by Eric Kripke. The bottom panel shifts focus to a third man also facing hanging, who looks at the two upset men with a knowing, resigned expression, labeled 'SUPERNATURAL FANS.' with the line '-First time?', implying that fans of Kripke's earlier long-running show *Supernatural* already experienced the letdown of a poorly received series finale from the same creator, and are familiar with the disappointment The Boys fans are now facing.

The Boys Fans React to Bad Eric Kripke Show Ending While Supernatural Fans Relate

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This meme uses the widely popular 'epic agreement handshake' template, which depicts two muscular arms clasped together in an arm wrestle pose to signify shared common ground. The left arm is labeled as the TV series *The Boys*, the right arm is labeled as the TV series *Game of Thrones*, and the point where their hands meet is captioned 'Fumbling their last seasons'. The joke references widespread fan consensus that both hit television series produced poorly received, underwhelming final seasons that failed to meet the high quality standards set by their earlier seasons.

Truly diabolical

This meme uses the widely pop…