Finished re-watching every season of Lost with the family last weekend. Still just really good. Not wholly self-consistent, but mighty enjoyable.
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Finished re-watching every season of Lost with the family last weekend. Still just really good. Not wholly self-consistent, but mighty enjoyable.
B
The positive reviews were the reason I watched True Detective as well. Before starting it, I honestly had no clue what it was about (except for a detective story, obviously ). I had never seen a clip or an advertisement for it, and other than the 2 main actors, didn't know what it would entail. It took me a few episodes to really get into it, but by the end, I was enjoying it.This show has intrigued me. Actually, I have read really positive reviews in the 'quality' press, written by reviewers whose writing I respect, and now, here, you guys also recommend this show quite strongly. Okay, I'll make a point of tracking it down when I am next home.
That's right! I remember reading your post a while back about how ridiculous it was becoming, and I completely agree. I actually should've stopped watching back then as well. I think this show would've made a great single season story, and just ended with the season 1 finale. But season 2 has been awful. And apparently it's already been renewed for a third.The first season was very creepy/unnerving, but season 2 is pretty awful in a variety of ways. I stopped watching weeks ago. As much as I enjoy Kevin and James as actors, I really hope this is not renewed for a third season as it already feels like the writers have run out of ideas and are just pushing the sicko button.
I saw a trailer for Penny Dreadful as well, it looks interesting. Maybe like a mix of American Horror Story and League of Extraordinary Gentlemen?Saw an ad for Penny Dreadful starting on May 11, Showtime, labeled as a psychological/horror thriller. Anyone have any interest in this or know about it? I'll probably catch the first episode to evaluate.
When they first started, I was really enthusiastic about Resurrection and liked Believe, but thought the former was better. Now, Resurrection is starting to drag a little although I'm still into the story and want things to start popping. Believe has actually gotten better relative to Resurrection, but I mentioned in the dedicated Believe thread, that the kid on her quests to help people can be a bit annoying. I say that while I realize this aspect of her character is central to the story in some manner. So I'm still hanging in there with both of them.
How many hours was that? I've started watching on Netflix, got sidetracked and may stray watching again.
I'm expecting some big twist or reveal soon, but it has dragged a bit lately.
It's about 90 hours for the ~120 episodes. We started around Christmas break and just got done. Typically 2-3 episodes per weekend and the occasional bigger binge during time off.
I agree, the twist at the end of the last episode made things more interesting.Last night's episode wasn't bad on that front. A significant reveal and a twist.
Still dragging a bit for me I preferred the French The Returned with a similar storyline.
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Silicon Valley (HBO) - A comedy about programmers trying to make it big in Silicon Valley. But it wasn't very funny, in my opinion. And the writing just wasn't very good. Granted it was just the first episode, but it seems like a poor imitation of The Big Bang Theory.
My wife, daughter, and I are currently watching Downton Abbey.
Just completed all three seasons of The Killing. Wonderful series. Just started watching season 1 of Homeland.
Yep, The Killing has been really good. Homeland is awesome, I think you will like it.