Couple episodes into season 2 before we dropped it.
Keep thinking should pick it up there and try again, but can't bring myself to do it. If it's any consolation, my attitude toward it reminds me of watching the wire. Everyone says it great but am just completely not interested in sltrying to make it through even one more episode. Your mileage may vary. Good luck
I can’t believe this. I guess TV shows are subjective, but I think Succession is as close to a master piece as you can get. Definitely a top 3 show for me all time.
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Episode 1 of Futurama was okay. Felt like they stretched 5 minutes of reboot jokes into an entire episode. Looking forward to the rest of the season but not expecting the magic of the original run.
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Okay, I'm at the end of season 1 and I've gone from really enjoying Cobra Kai to absolutely hating it now. The writing and acting is just so off the charts bad
Watching the Righteous Gemstones and then Vice Principals really makes me appreciate Walton Goggins. Two different characters, but so well done.
He's been excellent in everything I've seen him in. His turn as Venus Van Dam in Sons of Anarchy was wild.
I always get a kick out the idea that the Boyd Crowder character in Justified was supposed to die in the pilot, but Goggins was so damn good that they changed the entire trajectory of the show and made him a central member of the cast.
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Richie's episode was spectacular. He's such a goddamn prick, but a loveable one
Just watched the episode. And I agree with you 100% - it was a spectacular episode.
For those that haven't watched "The Bear". Go start it. You will not be disappointed. The acting and storytelling and camera work is incredible. It could very well be the finest television you've watched in a few years.
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I was a little geeked out watching Richie's episode because it was shot at Ever in Chicago, a 2-star Michelin restaurant. My wife and I actually had dinner there last year, and when he was hanging outside to start the episode the area looked familiar (it's literally in a quiet former industrial neighborhood), but when he walked in the decor was instantly recognizable. I had to laugh when he walked through the hanging dried ingredients because that's just what they do there at Ever to welcome you. They hang dried ingredients that they will be using in your meal as a prelude. It may have seemed like a written thing to illustrate the pretentiousness of the restaurant, but it's just what they do already.
I know, I know, cool story bro.
Amazing restaurant. It was pretty cool that they allowed the show to shoot there.
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Just watched the episode. And I agree with you 100% - it was a spectacular episode.
For those that haven't watched "The Bear". Go start it. You will not be disappointed. The acting and storytelling and camera work is incredible. It could very well be the finest television you've watched in a few years.
It is.
And it is #1 streamed shiw in Canada for 5th straight weeks.
