>It makes sense though because Zuko would not relinquish the colonies to the Earth Kingdom, and was going to fight and kill more people for them right after losing a wa

1. He hadn't even spoke to Zuko so had no real insight into his thoughts.
2. Ozai was about to commit genocide and Aang was still trying to avoid killing him.

>From Aangs perspective he might have replaced one monster with potentially another

Aang's view on one of the members of the Gaang changing that quickly in a negative way also seems OOC.

>being a child and lacking perspective this makes sense

Yes it does but he has always lacked perspective because he would take too much of a positive view on things not a negative one.

Misunderstandings sure but >!the peaceful monk who was reluctant to kill the big bad in Ozai just a few weeks ago is now considering killing one of his best friends.!<

Yeh but the character writing was pretty bad. >!Aang considering killing Zuko in this comic in his discussion with Roku makes no sense. He didn't even talk to Zuko at this point. It ruins a major part of the finale of the animated show.!<

>This is going to sound like a super dorky complaint, but I'm disappointed that they won't be adapting the comics.

Don't worry most of them are pretty mediocre. The Search is the only one that would be worth adapting.

Breaking Bad, The Sopranos, The Wire, Monk and Person of Interest.

The first season Natalie was introduced was a bit rocky as they needed to properly build the chemistry between her and Monk. After that season it was back on form.

It's great. One of the best mini-series.

Those Agatha Christie series are best to watch around the christmas holidays.

Not a big fan of Taika so I wern't surprised I didn't enjoy this.

He really used to piss me off and put me off the show but unlike the others he actually has growth and betters himself.

I found her to be an okay character at best. I have no clue why some people love her. The way they got to together was also pretty meh.

Prison Break fell off hard after season 1 and then got even worse after season 2. As long as you finished S1 and S2 you are good.

Vikings falls off quite badly too towards the end of S4. As long as you have finished seasons 1-4 you are good.

Breaking Bad gets better and better. I recommend continuing as the pacing does pick up. It is a very good show throughout.

>a lot of other less known shows. Even try watching a single episode it's difficult, because the tought of watching it gets me so bored that I never start to watch. What would you do in this case?

It's not ideal but maybe put some scenes in 1.25x or 1.5x speed. At the end of the day all that matters is if you enjoy the show, it isn't an assignment.

There are many shows people love that I thought were pure crap and dropped. Some I forced myself to watch and just ended up wasting my time. Media is subjective.

Who knows maybe you might enjoy them some time later. They just aren't for you now.

That explains the plot holes and retconning in S6-15 then. Those seasons took place in an alternate universe.

>Most filming takes place in London where the majority of the british/african descended population live so they get opportunities that elsewhere would be snapped up by Asians.

There's more asians in London than black people. By quite a large gap.

>probably helps that nobody gives a fuck about Asian diversity, while african diversity is appealing to any potential american audience.

And that's what people are calling out. It really isn't "diverse" if they only care about seeing black people and not asians (or other groups).

Yes and I said "that's what it means."

That's what it means but that's not how the term is often used when talking about media.

1. The Avatar and The Firelord (Avatar: The Last Airbender)
2. The Rains of Castamere (Game of Thrones)
3. Bastogne (Bamd of Brothers)
4. I Live Here Now (The Leftovers)
5. That Day/Midnight Sun (Attack on Titan)
6. Face Off/Ozymandias (Breaking Bad)
7. Free Churro (Bojack Horseman)
8. Swan Song (Supernatural)
9. The Ends of the Earth (Clannad)
10. Exodus Part 3 (LOST)
11. My Finale (Scrubs)
12. Homecoming (Heroes)
13. Chicanery/Bad Choice Road (Better Call Saul)
14. End of the Prologue (Vinland Saga)
15. This Person x and x This Moment (Hunter x Hunter)

I think GOT S1 is much better.

• I was able to get attached to the characters
• The story felt like it progressed naturally and wasn't just jumping from major event to major event.
• The dialogue was incredible.
• I liked following Ned as a protagonist
• I also really enjoyed seeing multiple houses: Stark, Baratheon, Lannister and Targaryen rather than just focusing on one house. That isn't a knock on HOTD as that is the show's entire point.
• There was great humour.
• Everything made sense and there was no point where I thought any of the writing was poor.