I found this humorous from the link, when asked about a Dark sequel
“Maybe in 33 years?” Quips Friese.
“Or maybe a spin-off of Wöller and his eye… as a comedy, what happened to him? Odar jokes.
Comedy? Dude, you guys made a show for 3 seasons and I don't think one character managed to crack a smile. It was the biggest flaw in Dark, no change of tone at all. And this guy thinks he's cracking a joke by suggesting a comedy? A German comedy? Now that's funny. I don't think the guy would know humour if it hit him over the head from 33 years in the future.
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I realize that I'm the exception but I loved the finale. I loved each of the Losties each discovering each other again. I think it was a fantastic wrap up to the show.
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Yea I didn't get the outrage over it either. It seems so many people just thought they were dead the entire time, but it was pretty clear that the last season was a purgatory of some sort where they found each other whenever they happened to die. Wasn't the greatest ending but at least it was some closure and made sense within that world. It's nothing compared to final season disasters like Dexter or Game of Thrones
To me it was the ultimate cop out due to laziness. Instead of solving the mysteries they cultivated, they just threw them into purgatory. That's a wrap!
They did the final season well for what they were going for, but IMO what they were going for sucked.
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Dark's last season was a real slog. By the end I just wanted them to get on with it.
I don't disagree: there was a lot going on for sure that season; I am surprised it had a reasonably good ending (i had originally thought S3 Ep 7 was how it would end)
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Yep. Way too much exposition from pruneface.
Season 1 was a marvel though. One of the best seasons of a show I can think of.
I think season 2 was actually my favorite as they began to answer stuff and some of the links became clearer... Also had my favorite episode of the series in Episode 6 "An Endless Cycle"
This kind of got me to thinking. With all the comic movies/series and reboots, I'm surprised nobody has done a gritty Dick Tracy reboot. Could make for a decent series.
Are these guys EVER going to find something on Oak Island?
And why can’t I stop watching it like a toddler on a treasure hunt?
Haha my dad is the same. He gets so angry about it and my comment to him is then don't watch. He always replies with I can't what happens if they find something lol
My wife and I binged Frank of Ireland (Prime) over the weekend. It's freaking hilarious. So many belly laughs. The humour is pretty dirty so if that's not your thing you might want to skip it.
Are these guys EVER going to find something on Oak Island?
And why can’t I stop watching it like a toddler on a treasure hunt?
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Haha my dad is the same. He gets so angry about it and my comment to him is then don't watch. He always replies with I can't what happens if they find something lol
Oh man I can't look away.
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As documentaries go, Sons of Sam on Netflix is an eye opener.
Revisiting the infamous crimes of David Berkowitz in mid-70s New York City, it is a really well done look at what happened but moreso what didnt happen in the investigation.
It also examines the role the media played in the whole saga (both good and bad) as well as the relationship between the authorities and the newspapers (in particular).
Im only 2 parts through the 4 part series, but if you have any kind of fascination with true crime stories, police competance, the role of the occult in things, and the ramblings of a madman, this thing will hook you.
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As documentaries go, Sons of Sam on Netflix is an eye opener.
Revisiting the infamous crimes of David Berkowitz in mid-70s New York City, it is a really well done look at what happened but moreso what didnt happen in the investigation.
It also examines the role the media played in the whole saga (both good and bad) as well as the relationship between the authorities and the newspapers (in particular).
Im only 2 parts through the 4 part series, but if you have any kind of fascination with true crime stories, police competance, the role of the occult in things, and the ramblings of a madman, this thing will hook you.
Agreed, we watched the first two episodes last night.
I'm not a crime guy, but my wife likes that stuff.
I actually enjoyed it, even though it is a fukcing morbid topic.
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