There's a part where he beautifully explains that we separate everything with routine and that time is a neverending line that cannot be penetrated. He also explains that when most animals eat apples they're trying to get drunk.

Joe Pera is, as always, a balm against the ills of the world.

"Anyway, Ive been taking a lot of comfort lately from the second law of thermal dynamics."

Cried my eyes out when "Your Dog" by Advance Base played. I don't think anyone has captured how my brain works, and what helps it, better than Joe Pera. The small fixations that invoke calmness and pattern, the sincerity and kindness, it could almost be designed specifically for me, but better than that, it exists for so many who can get the same feelings I do out of it. Closeness and understanding. Joe Pera Talks With You is still so special to me and my experience with autism, and once again I'm reminded why that is.

Joe Pera is like if Paddington made a Sun Kil Moon album

Dialectical and historical materialism framed through a nature documentary. Envelope yourself in this and kiss your pet(s) goodnight. 💖💖💖💖

not sure if this is the only movie that matters, but it is the only movie that matters to me right now. a warm hug put to film, just relaxing earnest comedy combined with nature footage. if i ever wanted to make movies, they'd be similar to something like this.

22 minutes of anxiety relief.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wv-P2aN3-b4

really incredible that, during the first months of quarantine, joe pera and i separately, unknowing of the other, got back into Austin Powers and thought a lot about a trees branded television channel that would occasionally show nba games

I have to admit, there was a sense of melancholy to watching this as this was one of the last films my friend, Eli Hayes, logged on this very website. On my birthday no less. I wonder what he was thinking when he watched this. He would die only a few days after logging it, making this his third to last film. I hope he had a nice time watching it. I think about Eli a lot. It makes me sad that he’s gone. I wonder what he would be doing right now. So much as happened since May. I turned 21 in May and I wonder what the rest of the year would have been like for him. If somehow you’re reading this, Eli, just know we miss you a lot.

Joe Pera is the pinnacle of comfort entertainment. How he manages to be so relaxing and soothing without putting me to sleep is beyond explanation.

OH it's like cameraperson thats what it reminded me of. unused footage assembled into a travelogue/portrait; sheep footage - wow it took me a long time to put together what this reminds me of. anyways this is my nth time watching it its just wonderful. the only quarantine art i dont resent

the advance base - your dog part gets me choked up every single time. hope everyone's having a good snow day

"I swear that there were some days
It felt like I was only
Coming around for your dog"

"Alright, take care and goodnight"

Audio/visual hug.

So fucking perfect. I felt my soul. God bless Joe Pera

Perfect thing to watch on a cold Sunday night with a warm bowl of homemade chili

“Positive thinking.. what else are we supposed to do?”

we do not deserve joe pera. he’s like bob ross took a zoloft (in a good way).

✍🏽 animals ✍🏽try ✍🏽 to✍🏽 find ✍🏽 fermented ✍🏽 apples ✍🏽 to ✍🏽 purposely ✍🏽 get✍🏽drunk ✍🏽

This is...amazing

kafkaesque

Like a blend of How To With John Wilson and Joe Pera's own Joe Pera Talks To You. Never has a title of a 'movie' been so representative of its content. It's life assuring, it's philosophical, it's essential, it's amazing.

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Watched on official AdultSwim website.