Weirder

This season of "Picard" just gets weirder and weirder.

This show really does get weirder and weirder.

The HBO Max original series caught a lot of people’s attention at first because directed the first two episodes, but that attention was maintained because of the show’s delightfully strange story that just kept getting weirder and weirder.

But Cherry told how she’s had to refuse some of the weirder requests.

I'm rooting for the weirder, more psychedelic entries in the series, like this year's undersung Huesera: The Bone Woman (theme: motherhood is scary stuff), (theme: ravenous hotties), and on hallucinogens).

It isn’t weirder than Trump becoming president, though the show strikes closer to home when the animals face a Senate inquiry into agricultural mismanagement and corruption.

It’s one of the weirder entries into the horror genre in the last few years, but in a great way.

It sounds weird from its basic premise, and then watching it reveals the final product is somehow even weirder than one could've anticipated.

It’s weirder still that the horror fans were kinda right to be hopeful: The second and third acts are full of horror imagery, jump scares and a Bruce Campbell cameo (and fellow Raimi collaborator Danny Elfman does the score).

So for any budding artist, however weird you think you are, just remember that there’s someone weirder.

The sub-jokes arising from this are that the film is narrated in voiceover by Margaret Thatcher (an on-the-nail performance by Stella Gonet), and the late revelation that her close relationship with the general was far weirder than you imagined.

And it gets weirder — the Perth Treaty, which sets out the nations’ exclusive economic zones and was signed by both nations in 1997, has never been ratified by Indonesia.

And series two gets even weirder as she travels back to 1982 and finds herself trapped inside the body of her mother.

But also, when you buy a record collection — the weirder the person, the better the records.

Everything is just weirder here in Florida, including us gays.

He currently contributes to the Mobile section on Digital Trends, with a particular emphasis and expertise on exploring the weirder side of smartphones, from tiny rugged phones to massive gaming phones.

However good or bad a Trump second term may be, the much weirder world that his election helped usher in is here to stay.

The second episode dares to get a little weirder, initially starting as a plot about Staples wanting to get funding for his breakfast cereal, before descending into a story where he acts as a negotiator during an armed bank robbery.

Things get even weirder once you get to the latter half of the test, which, in form and function, is a MySpace–style personality quiz.

Unfortunately Carlson's speech only got weirder from there, as he went on to repeatedly compare Trump to an angry father coming home give his daughter "a vigorous spanking," in a metaphor for America we won't soon forget.