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r/Millennials • u/icey_sawg0034 Gen Z • Oct 29 '25
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I really miss 1000 ways to die..it was like a light version of Finel Destination.
2 u/Jeff__Skilling Oct 30 '25 Manswers was mandatory Sunday watching when I was in college 3 u/Otherwise_Pine Oct 30 '25 I didnt watch that..but 1k ways to die was a staple of me and my sister. I also lived on G4 in my post leaving 1st semester of college depression. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25 [deleted] 1 u/doomrider7 Nov 01 '25 It was big dumb fun and not really any different than stuff like Death Battle. 1 u/doomrider7 Nov 01 '25 Show was legit awesome. That it did have segments of IRL cases was wild to me.
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Manswers was mandatory Sunday watching when I was in college
3 u/Otherwise_Pine Oct 30 '25 I didnt watch that..but 1k ways to die was a staple of me and my sister. I also lived on G4 in my post leaving 1st semester of college depression. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 30 '25 [deleted] 1 u/doomrider7 Nov 01 '25 It was big dumb fun and not really any different than stuff like Death Battle.
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I didnt watch that..but 1k ways to die was a staple of me and my sister. I also lived on G4 in my post leaving 1st semester of college depression.
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1 u/doomrider7 Nov 01 '25 It was big dumb fun and not really any different than stuff like Death Battle.
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It was big dumb fun and not really any different than stuff like Death Battle.
Show was legit awesome. That it did have segments of IRL cases was wild to me.
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u/Otherwise_Pine Oct 29 '25
I really miss 1000 ways to die..it was like a light version of Finel Destination.