@vertis @freshtonic Ugh… I hate you both. Will admit to the watchlist. Surprisingly using a trained Shakespearean actor for anything would be promising, but he was my fave character of all the series (Discovery was so horrible I could not watch… ).
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@vertis @freshtonic hate both will admit surprisingly trained shakespearean actor anything would promising character series discovery horrible could watch
ugh hate admit watchlist surprisingly using trained shakespearean actor anything would promising fave character series discovery horrible could watch
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The given Twitter post does not seem to be related to a maintenance report feedback for a public flat house. The post expresses frustration with watching a show and mentions a trained Shakespearean actor, which does not seem to be related to maintenance reports or public housing. Therefore, the answer is a JSON object with "relatedness" set to "False", "type" set to "none", and "explanation" set to a brief explanation that the post is not related to the requested topic.