I won't tell you about Blacklist 
Andor are not so many episodes, but they uploaded three episodes a week and I simply could not catch. I don't think I am going to watch all the remaining ones this weekend either, but I hope to make some progress.

I am liking Doctor Who so far.

I liked that you are reading the book for that reason 

I agree. He speaks several languages too but that is not so weird. Many Popes have been cultivated people. But I think the fact that he has spent a big chunk of his life in two countries so different like USA and Perú gives him a boost. As you said, his worldview is bigger.

Let's hope he is a friend of Michael Carpenter and Father Forthill 

I made a post in the media section about the Eternaut, an Argentinian series who is based on a very classical and famous comic, with a tragic story. It is in Netflix if you want to check it. It is an apocalyptic thing.

MAY THE 4ce BE WITH YOU!! 

It is a little weird that the "official release date" is not in Jim website or in his X. When he sent 12 months to the editor he said (in X) that he was going to give more information about release dates when he had it. And then silence.

Also, I am wondering what Jim is going to write this year, now that he finished with 12 months.

    ((((((((((((Spot))))))))))))))))))) I am so glad to see you here!

Yes, I think the Pope did the best he could in many things. He always liked to work for the poor. When he was just the bishop Jorge Bergoglio I had some criticism but they were mostly about local things. In general, his politics were good. I also just heard that on the last Thursday (which was the one of the Holy Week) he was in a jail, as he usually did to wash the prisoner's feet. And when the Warden told him that they were struggling too much with the budget, the Pope said don't worry I will help. And (probably knowing he was leaving this world very soon) he transferred pretty much all that he had in his personal account as a donation.

@Regenbogen I think in my country we tend to the silent side in the church but we have some moments of shouting our Faith. In general, the silent side. But we did do much praying and I don't know about the choir because I never been in one, but I won't be surprised if they prayed at the beginning of each meeting. I was also wondering about the saying grace at each meal, as seen on USA TV. It is not common here but some very religious people do. It is more common in other Christian (not catholic) religions.

Hi Weird, sorry for the double post.
The death of the Pope brings me so many memories about the time he was elected and our discussions here is Weird. It was a moment of glory for me, as the most active Argentinian member of the forum  . It was so shocking...
I think he did a good job. RIP.

Hi Weird!
I will comment something local today because I think it may interest you. Today is the anniversary of the creation of the Instituto Antártico Argentino (Argentinian Antartic Institute). It is an organism (the first organism by a national state to be dedicated exclusively to the Antartic) created in 1951, that promotes the research and preservation of the Antarctica. It is also an instrument to help our claim in the area, but it is much more than that. Geography, climatology, geology, biology and related branches of knowledge were helped a lot by this. Nowadays, for the first time ever I think, it appearst that the government wants to close or at least defund it. I am beyond angry for that but I remain hopeful that it would be just an empty threat and in the end the IAA will survive. I just wanted to celebrate its existence and work by telling him about it. It had done a great work all this years.