MAY 8, 1992

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• Headline: Everyone's French and Tres Fervent. Impact: This film, despite its ambitious attempt at comedy, led to a series of similar eccentric films that were so poorly received they ultimately paved the way for reality TV. Yes, thank you, 'Everyone's French and Tres Fervent' for introducing us to the endless suffering of watching other people's lives implode on screen.. Fact: The film's review was so bad, it sparked an underground movement where people would throw 'French cinema viewing parties' just to see how bad it could get. Who knew misery could be so entertaining?.
• Headline: Suburban Living: The Appeal of Land Preservation. Impact: The push for land preservation in affluent suburbs set off a chain reaction of hipsters buying tiny homes in the woods, leading to a nationwide shortage of avocado toast and artisan coffee. Thanks, Rock Rim Ponds, for ruining brunch for everyone!. Fact: The developer's decision to preserve land was so revolutionary that it inspired a new generation of suburbanites who now spend their weekends yelling at clouds, thinking they're saving the planet. Because nothing says 'environmentalist' like a $2 million home..