The other one is outdated again!

But, this show has become phenomenal!

8 episodes so far.

i envy those who can watch them all in a row this weekend

onlyforaminute said:

EmmaMcG said:

***SPOILER***

In the final episode of Wandavision, Wanda looks stunning in her jogging suit and Tretorns.

It kinda reminded me of 'The Wizard Of Oz', except, Dorothy wasn't the "Scarlett Witch".

onlyforaminute said:

My son sent me the link to watch this since I no longer subscribe to the Disney Channel. I guess I need to get to it.

How do you watch it without Walt???

i mean, the channel?

nayroo2002 said:

It's just...

WHAT???

TWD totally redeemed themselves with the last episode (s10e22).

Manifest has returned for it's third season

onlyforaminute said:

Just been finishing series I haven't completed or caught up on. Marvel's SHIELD and Grey's primarily. I dropped TWD a long time ago once it was obvious it's just the song that never ends. It's not leading to anything it's just one evil leader after another. Anxiously waiting for Succession to begin again.

Yup. The Nagen character did it for me. I wish they focus on trying to unite the human race, trying to find a cure. Yes we get that man is the biggest threat. Yeah we all know that it and sci-fi shows been doing that theme for over 60 years now

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nayroo2002 said:

It's just...

WHAT???

haven't watched twd since they kicked off negan's redemption arc. I was pissed they killed off glenn but now it seems like that's the best thing that could've happened to Steven Yeun's carreer, dude's been killing it in every movie he's in.

nayroo2002 said:

TWD totally redeemed themselves with the last episode (s10e22).

Even 'Fear The Walking Dead' got my attention back with the latest episode (08)

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Which got me thinking, did they take Grimes out of the original series to really go make that film?

EmmaMcG said:

... people who know better, i.e. The Org.

EmmaMcG said:

I'm kind of at the point now where there's nothing out that I want to see so I'm just going back to watch some of my favourite shows of yesteryear. I've recently rewatched Deadwood, Twin Peaks, Justified, The Sopranos, The Wire, Firefly, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman and Batman: The Animated Series. I'm currently weighing up whether to watch Lost, The X-Files or Taken (the Dakota Fanning one). I've never seen all of the X-Files so I'm leaning towards that but I'm open to suggestions from people who know better, i.e. The Org.

The xfiles is good through season 10 (although 8 and 9 are just ok) Season 10 is awesome and it follows the main story arc of Aliens. Season 11 is weak. Lost is good for the first 4 seasons and loses it.

kewlschool said:

EmmaMcG said:

kewlschool said:

The xfiles is good through season 10 (although 8 and 9 are just ok) Season 10 is awesome and it follows the main story arc of Aliens. Season 11 is weak. Lost is good for the first 4 seasons and loses it.

I remember liking Lost but being bitterly disappointed that it never lived up to its potential. I have it in my head that it was good until the final two seasons but I don't remember what exactly why. I haven't watched it since it originally aired and my memory isn't great anyway. I was thinking of just watching it again, all the way through, without having to wait ages in between seasons. Maybe my problems with it were that I had built it up in my mind while waiting for it to come back between seasons and if I watch it again I maybe won't judge it so harshly? I'll give it a go anyway. I've fuck all else to do with my time

Don't do it, Emma.

Watch 'The Expanse'.

nayroo2002 said:

EmmaMcG said:

kewlschool said:

The xfiles is good through season 10 (although 8 and 9 are just ok) Season 10 is awesome and it follows the main story arc of Aliens. Season 11 is weak. Lost is good for the first 4 seasons and loses it.

I remember liking Lost but being bitterly disappointed that it never lived up to its potential. I have it in my head that it was good until the final two seasons but I don't remember what exactly why. I haven't watched it since it originally aired and my memory isn't great anyway. I was thinking of just watching it again, all the way through, without having to wait ages in between seasons. Maybe my problems with it were that I had built it up in my mind while waiting for it to come back between seasons and if I watch it again I maybe won't judge it so harshly? I'll give it a go anyway. I've fuck all else to do with my time

I think Lost started off with a beginning, middle and an end. Well Lost turned into a mega hit so the network wanted more episodes of Lost. Thus the producers ended up stretching out the series big time. I forget what season it was where they went back in time, WTF??? Plus another plane crashed on the island, once again WTF. The cast aways were fun to watch and you rooted for them. Smallville also falls into this catergory. I think when they made Smallville they were not expecting to have 10 seasons. Producers said when the show first came out that the last scene would show Clark packing a suite case and putting his Superman suit in it and heads off to Metropolis. Well we know that didn't happen so they streeeeeeeeeetch the show out big time as well.

EmmaMcG said:

I'm kind of at the point now where there's nothing out that I want to see so I'm just going back to watch some of my favourite shows of yesteryear. I've recently rewatched Deadwood, Twin Peaks, Justified, The Sopranos, The Wire, Firefly, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman and Batman: The Animated Series. I'm currently weighing up whether to watch Lost, The X-Files or Taken (the Dakota Fanning one). I've never seen all of the X-Files so I'm leaning towards that but I'm open to suggestions from people who know better, i.e. The Org.

For comedy I highly recommend the tv show Soap

Chuck and Bob were so funny on the show

kpowers said:

EmmaMcG said:

kpowers said:

For comedy I highly recommend the tv show Soap

Chuck and Bob were so funny on the show

Is that Billy Crystal?

yes

EmmaMcG said:

I'm kind of at the point now where there's nothing out that I want to see so I'm just going back to watch some of my favourite shows of yesteryear. I've recently rewatched Deadwood, Twin Peaks, Justified, The Sopranos, The Wire, Firefly, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman and Batman: The Animated Series. I'm currently weighing up whether to watch Lost, The X-Files or Taken (the Dakota Fanning one). I've never seen all of the X-Files so I'm leaning towards that but I'm open to suggestions from people who know better, i.e. The Org.

Some of the other greatest dramas of all time: Mad Men, Breaking Bad, The Shield, The Americans, The Leftovers, Homicide: Life on the Street (if you like The Wire you'll like Homicide), ER, Oz, Friday Night Lights, Hannibal, Six Feet Under, The Wonder Years (dramedy), Miami Vice, Moonlighting.