Things We Saw Today: We Can Have Oscar Isaac as Beds as a Treat

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Things We Saw Today: We Can Have Oscar Isaac as Beds as a Treat

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Oscar Isaac as Poe Dameron in Star Wars: The Force Awakens

It’s Memorial Day weekend, and unless you’re living dangerously (and stupidly) at the country’s most packed pool party, chances are you’re stuck at home. Good for you for behaving like a responsible adult! But bad for all of us bummed about a Memorial Day sans BBQs, pool parties, and good times. But all is not lost, as the internet has seen fit to gift us with something we didn’t know we needed: Oscar Isaac as beds.

The Prime Video Twitter account has been posting pictures of the erstwhile Poe Dameron dressed as different beds and reader, it’s just what the doctor ordered. Oscar Isaac is very handsome, talented, and delightful. Beds are cozy and comfy. Combine the two, and you get a quarantine situation no one could ignore.

Happy Memorial Day weekend, we hope you spend it safely and responsibly, curled up in bed with your Oscar Isaac pillow. What’s that? You don’t have a body pillow shaped like Oscar Isaac? Neither do we … we swear.

(image: Disney)

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Happy Memorial Day weekend, Mary Suevians!

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