chairkicker wrote:you know i complete forgot to mention x-files season 10. that's number one with a bullet. it would be season 11 but i didnt actually finish it
I almost put these but realized I never actually finished either of them
chairkicker wrote:you know i complete forgot to mention x-files season 10. that's number one with a bullet. it would be season 11 but i didnt actually finish it
Jeremy wrote:oh! it's max! wrote:easy wrote:jon bois did a pretty good on 24 and it rules
holy shit thank you for this
What in the fucking world. Is this what 24 was like?
blurst of times wrote:Probably season 6 of the office? I usually don't stick with things if I don't enjoy them, but I'd been in the habit of watching the office at that point. That was the last season I watched
Still haven't even finished Westworld season 1
becky wrote:dexter, yeah. I didn't watch the final season to completion but I watched every other season.
why is dexter such a common thread I wonder? I know it was one of the first PRESTIGE TV (though even calling it this seems generous, it was basically an R rated CSI) shows that I got into in real time. I was in college and a bunch of my friends were all super into it.
fester wrote:later seasons of the office made me extremely uncomfortable
fester wrote:Jeremy wrote:oh! it's max! wrote:easy wrote:jon bois did a pretty good on 24 and it rules
holy shit thank you for this
What in the fucking world. Is this what 24 was like?
that is exactly what 24 was like
white mage wrote:Canadian Todd (for Canadians) wrote:How do people start and finish shows? It's so hard. It's like, oh, man. Here's a show, but then I start it and get five minutes in and start wondering about all the other things I could watch and how daunting a commitment a show is and start fucking around with my phone and I missed integral plot points. And then I just end up watching supercuts of kills from umberto lenzi flicks on youtube.
Imagine being so bad at life u cant event watch TV right
Jim Belush Twitter wrote:@JimBelushi
Dec 29
Apparently, a lot of people think anime and cannabis go together. I guess I’m set!
goofjan wrote:My general gripe is that the show is very HBO, meaning A++ production values for a trashy as hell story, has gruesome violence, child endangerment/rape/torture as automatic engine for stakes. basically all the worst traits of True Detective S1 but with a female perspective instead of a mystic bro one. which I guess makes it fresh? I dunno. I'm fully in now so I look forward to watching this wrap up.
Jim Belush Twitter wrote:@JimBelushi
Dec 29
Apparently, a lot of people think anime and cannabis go together. I guess I’m set!
chairkicker wrote:you know i complete forgot to mention x-files season 10. that's number one with a bullet. it would be season 11 but i didnt actually finish it
mcwop23 wrote:no need for lame earnest dad posts
brittle wrote:yeah, i don't want to be that guy, but thank god for the cougar scene in season 2 or 3. it was a perfectly timed smelling salt that snapped me out of who-done-it mode and made me realize what a fucking ridiculous, sadistic series i was watching, and that i didn't/shouldn't care how it ends, and just should just go outside instead.
toph wrote:It amazes me how many shows people watch every episode of. Even shows that I started out liking I usually bail on when they get bad. I can't imagine watching the between one and four seasons of shows like Dexter, the Killing, True Blood, Sons of Anarchy, the Walking Dead, etc and being able to drudge up the willpower to actually watch through the end. Every one of those and a bunch of others there instances when I finish a season and think either "god this is awful" or "I don't actually give a shit anymore" and bail.
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