AI slop
Look at how the headphone connects to the phone, for example.
and mice hate white bedding, it ruins the aesthetic they prefer with their linens
Bro Stargate SG1. it really hits its stride in Season 4. 10 freaking seasons, babayyy
I started my… 5th rewatch last week.
They really don’t make shows like they used to.
The episode where jack and teal’c switched bodies and the actors had to impersonate each other hits hard.
2 solid spin offs, and a small handful of extended universe content as well
And several movies to tie up storylines!
Yes, but my god they put the dvd releases straight to Netflix in all its pixelated glory. No HD remaster like STTNG unfortunately…
Just started S6. It’s soooo fucking good.
I loved Jonas. Also how Corin Nemec sounds way more alien than Jonas.
Season 3. Don’t know why it seems to be under rated, but there’s barely a bad episode imo.
Any day now I’ll start watching Breaking Bad
I tried.
But… nothing happens.
Hours go by to nothing happen.
It was too slow for my taste
Thank god, I thought I was a cretin as I didn’t get thro a season of it
Haha, the Fly episodes is my favorite one…
I thought it was entirely unrealistic how his wife acted like he practically murdered his son for smoking weed, I’ve since met her IRL though.
Start with "Slippin’ Jimmy’ ;), then watch BB, then El Camino, then Better Call Saul.
Rinse & repeat.
Disagree. Breaking Bad should be approached cold.
Yes. Most people aren’t aware that ‘Slippin Jimmy’ is a real show. I mean, it’s animated… and it’s terrible. Vince hates it.
I agree. Start cold with Walter in his Walter tighty whities.
Hard disagree. BCS is nothing like BB. I loved Breaking Bad, hated Better Call Saul. I couldn’t even force myself to watch the final season.
Most people that I have talked to prefer Better Call Saul, because Breaking Bad has the stigma of a terrible drug hanging over the premise. It’s harder for Joe Everyperson to watch Breaking Bad because it feels dirty. BCS has a more familiar swindly feeling because that’s who Saul is and Saul represents a lot of people. But so does Walter.
They’re both great companion series, my point was to make sure anyone reading this would watch Saul after breaking bad. It doesn’t work the other way. Watch it as it was released. Hell, they overlapped at the end (iirc)
Wow. Seriously? Maybe people would feel differently if they knew Hal was truly the villain, not the hero.
I’m on board here. Didn’t hate hate BCS, but if you’re gonna get into the style of Vince Gilligan, you need to start with breaking bad before you get into better call Saul, because it’s extremely heavy and takes a bit of patience to get through.
Plus, even though BCS is a prequel, there’s a lot of references to breaking bad, so you should watch breaking bad first.
I’ve watched it quite recently. It lives up to the hype. But don’t bother with Better Call Saul. It’s nothing like Breaking Bad. I’ve found it boring and annoying.
Before you get downvoted into oblivion for desecrating a great show, would you like to take a moment to tell the audience what your favorite show is?
Bob’s Burgers.
I perfer The Great North.
I was really hearbroken when they cancelled but it got 5 excellent seasons. It felt like it was written just for me sometimes.
Its a very specific kind of niche. Those of us that grew up in small mountain towns but ended up in the city can really see the love and detail. I used to watch it with my buddy and we would just be blown away by all the little touches. Really, anyone that spent a significant amount of time in their life in ‘cabin country’ would get a hit of cozy that they didn’t know they needed.
You can cross this bridge.
… be careful, every season you’ll be forced to do a musical…
Slop
The original BBC radio version of Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy is absolutely incredible. It’s a radio play read by Douglas Adams, so its a step up from a normal audio book and they do a fantastic job on all the voice acting, sound effects and music. This isnt an adaptation either - the series started as a radio sitcom, and was adapted into books, TV, movies, etc.
Here’s a link if anyone is interested in a lot more
I felt this when I found out about Corner Gas. Six seasons and a movie and then four more as an animated series. Chef’s kiss
Have a heart!
You can tell me that your dog ran away!!
There’s a movie!?!?
Yeah it’s like an extra long episode not like a big wrap up or anything but it’s not the kind of show that needs a big wrap up.
Corner Gas: The Movie
Dr Who. 26 seasons.
Came here to post the same! Doctor Who is always a treat.
Watch Silence in the Library or Waters of Mars to get a feel for the series.
If you watch silence in the libray or waters of mars you will not get a feeling for 26-season-who.
get a feel
for the seriesfor David Tennantdavid tennant wasn’t in the 26 season run.
Orphan Black.
Have you listened to the sequel podcasts?
Ooooh. No.
I presume you are recommending them?
Agreeing with the other response. Yes, absolutely recommending them! But the first season is better than the second. Second isn’t bad, just isn’t quite as good. That said, the voice actor for Felix came back for the second season and that alone is enough to make me recommend it. Having those two back together again was magical.
Why does the headphone only has one ear and why does the cable not connect to the side of the phone and instead goes in front of the screen?
I’m sorry, are you from the past?
I’m just going to put this “The IT Crowd” quote over here, with the rest of the nonsense…
I binged both Parks and Rec and Community after they were finished.
Game of Thrones had finished all but their last season when I started. (Perfect up until the last season.)
ai
Midsomer Murders, Poirot, Murder She Wrote.
The greatest though is Columbo. 13 seasons with 6 to 10 movie length slow burn episodes. Fucking incredible acting and writing.
You should check out Father Brown, if you’re a fan of the rest of those.
I have and like some of it but when they trade Sid for Bunty it felt sleazier and lost me.
I looked it up for the previous comment because I always confuse it with father Ted, and I was surprised to see it’s still on the air. I don’t think I saw it after Sid left. It’s too bad it went downhill, I was excited to check them out. I’ll give them a chance, but I really liked Sid.
I recently started watching The Blacklist. It’s totally silly, but it’s worth it just to watch a couple of James Spader monologues every episode. They’re silly, too, but he’s so fucking fun to watch.
The Americans was an amazing show that many people missed. Right up there with Breaking Bad, The Wire, Sopranos, Deadwood, etc.
Also Star Trek: Next Generation, ST: Deep Space 9, ST: Voyager, ST: Strange New Worlds. Star Trek: The Original Series is super campy and fun, but it’s not great, but it is is great.
ST:Enterprise, and ST: Discovery suck.
Also Twilight Zone.
Adventure Time and SG1 for me
The Wire
1-4 yes. 5 you can take or leave.
5 is a really important look at money in politics, the dysfunction of bureacracy, and the decline of journalism (20 years later, the Sun is now a conservative rag)
i’ll die on the hill that it’s still great tv but it does lack the edge that the earlier seasons had since its premise is about wrapping up the crimes of season 3 and 4, not introducing new ones
I would still recommend watching all 5 seasons, but McNulty was close to shark jumped territory in the last one.
if you liked The Wire, you should check out the other shows from David Simon and the rest of them. Especially Generation Kill and The Deuce.
And the original, Homicide:Life on the Streets. What a great show
