Schuster: I’m not much for comic books or comic book lore. We respect the reigning national champs of college football, but that doesn’t mean we have to like them enough to rank them any higher. Megan and I aren’t LSU alums-and without that built-in fandom or another solid reason to root for the Tigers, it’s hard to feel that excited about an athletic powerhouse no matter what kind of dope mascot they have. But we’re not here to rank memeable coaches. Miles Surrey: If for no other reason, these tigers are on the list because the LSU football team’s head coach, Ed Orgeron, sounds like a real-life Foghorn Leghorn and pissed people off by attending a fundraiser for the Democratic governor of Louisiana. We may not be wearing flower crowns at the moment, but rest assured we’ve been frantically online shopping for cat-print clothes, so our credentials are legit. ![]() So because my colleague Miles Surrey and I love to rank things-seriously, we’ll rank anything-we decided to dig into the world of tigers to rank the top 25 people, characters, mascots, and animals we found. Seriously, last week I Zoomed with friends in Ireland that I hadn’t talked to in years, and Tiger King was the first thing we discussed. Starring Joe Exotic-who we’ll get to a little later-this docuseries came out of nowhere to become an inescapable phenomenon. But one show in particular has captured the collective imagination of not just the United States, but the world. There are plenty of guides out there of what to watch, streaming services ready to meet your every need, and confusing Westworld theories to be debunked. If you, like me, have been stuck inside your house for multiple weeks (or months) now, you’ve probably been spending a lot of time with your television. ![]() Hey all you cool cats and kittens, it’s Megan Schuster from The Ringer.
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