I'm probably the wrong target audience simply because I'm not much of an early adopter and beyond Reddit, I'm not on social media.

That said, I've thought the comments section of Reddit could make a great alternative to Disqus on websites.

Reddit has a built-in audience of millions and there are already tons of "official discussion" threads on both r/television and r/movies you could tap into. It's just an idea and probably not even feasible for a dozen reasons.

Looks nice and sleek. You did a great job.

I also think you really need to hammer home how Serialzd sets itself apart from Trakt which already ticks just about every bullet point you mentioned.

Best of luck!

Lewis and Clark were often confronted with these types of situations, especially the more they moved west.

How they managed to negotiate with five, six, or more interpreters without it devolving into a ridiculous game of telephone is remarkable.