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The Discord server from this site are in the threads, go look it up here.

Just saw it and joined... Can't believe I didn't see it before. Thank you.

The Discord server from this site are in the threads, go look it up here.

Let me know if there is a SPC/Teyandee Discord server; it would be nice to check it...

  , litter-ally.https://ameblo.jp/qqgf7he9/entry-12953117392.html 

As much as im not active to Discord as much often, Discord is sometimes good for conversations for topics. like i first use it for games, etc for years.

Yes... It was on Discord where I watched The Room with others, and of course, Samurai Pizza Cats. 
I have no friends in the real world though so, it's my only way to do so.

Discord is pretty good for watch parties, and I've heard some people having luck with SPC watch parties on that... but then again, it's discord.

I have every episode downloaded, and never deleted'em.  But I do that with Mezon Ikkoku. I download 10 episodes, watch them, then delete them and download 10 more. Mezon Ikkoku episodes are much heavier.

I do use Discord but I just don't really like Discord servers generally is what I mean. Most communities being always talking in front of everyone instead of having their own little threads is just, not nice. Also not a fan of the people in the usual Discord communities. I keep feeling like I see things differently, and like things for different reasons. It's how I've felt being in the Klonoa Mega Chat Discord, and, y'know, the Pizza Cat Parlor. KMC just has a bunch of stereotypical under-age Sonic fans, Pizza Cat Parlor just has a bunch of Tumblr millenial asses, and some Mega Man fan Discords were just... Yeah, more of the same.

Always a nice feeling introducing something you like to someone~ Feels less lonely enjoying something.

I've tried getting other people into SPC, but not much luck.

I remember when we used to get together in the IRC channel, watch an episode then talk about it. Of course it was a previously downloaded episode, I still was using dial up Internet back then.