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anasui1 t1_j6pginf wrote
Reply to comment by Prax150 in The Last of Us and The Haunting of Bly Manor Find Queer Normalcy in the Face of Imminent Doom by Kryptoniian
ain't that the truth
anasui1 t1_j6ougbk wrote
Reply to ‘Tuca & Bertie‘ Creator and More Condemn Warner Bros Discovery Merger: It ’Cost Us the Support We Needed to Thrive’ by MarvelsGrantMan136
the first author at least gives a reasonable, understandable - but not agreeable, you can't have unlimited time for your show to find its footing, it's a businness not charity- take; the other two, between hearsays and suppositions, imply that they got axed because the new nazi regime wants inferior races out. Yikes
anasui1 t1_j6okdoj wrote
Reply to What's with the impatience that leads many to ask if a show "gets better" after just the first few episodes? by TheShowLover
nothing wrong with that question, honestly. People wanna know if it's worth the time investment
anasui1 t1_j6ois20 wrote
Edge of Darkness, "Northmoor". also, to me, the best miniserie ever made
anasui1 t1_j6obmyq wrote
Reply to Name a television series character, that deviates from the standard archetype and is portrayed in a unique manner? by philosybin
I feel Bosch has quite a load of unique characters
anasui1 t1_j6o9ryj wrote
Reply to An TV show is filming on my property. The location scout offered an inconvenience fee. Can I ask for more money? by damniyam
don't know how reimbursements are in the US, or if it's the same situation, but when a tv shot an episode for a show in the restaurant I worked in, 12 hours straight, boss asked and got a full day's receipts since no customers could come in, £2k. I say shoot high and see how it goes
anasui1 t1_j6mes5t wrote
Reply to comment by im_a_dick_head in Why is ‘Warrior Nun’ the most-talked about TV show on the internet? by Justdip1
companies don't care about scores, they care about viewership
anasui1 t1_j6kthns wrote
Brigitte for me, a freight train of sex appeal (always wins in my book)
anasui1 t1_j6jtbfj wrote
what's with outlets desperately trying to save this show? it wasn't a success, it got canned, put a stone on it
anasui1 t1_j6joglk wrote
Reply to comment by SadMap7915 in My very 80s parents in 1985 (Quebec, Canada) by MeInMyOwnWords
lol, I wish I was as good looking and masculine as that guy. You crazy, mate
anasui1 t1_j6djqzu wrote
Reply to Actors who were fired from the 1st or 2nd season of a hit show, even though they were good in it. by Lili_Danube
Fauda introduces like a trillion new characters, some of which very interesting, every season and they all get killed by the end, including main players. Probably the biggest show turnover I've seen, lol
anasui1 t1_j6dhy5l wrote
The Day Today: Iannucci, Morris, Coogan and Schneider brainstorming genius comedy ideas and laughing their arses off
The Sopranos, with David Chase sleeping on the couch while everyone else writing like crazy only for him to wake up, grab a marker and outline the entire season beat by beat including crucial points in different episodes. Wanted to be there just to see the other writers' faces, lol
anasui1 t1_j6d9wks wrote
YAs watch TikTok, that's probably why
anasui1 t1_j6altdn wrote
Reply to As 'Fauda' returns for a fourth season, co-creators Lior Raz and Avi Issacharoff reflect on the show’s global impact and why authenticity has been the key to its success by Neo2199
season 4 so far has been even better than the previous ones, I'm at episode 7 and cannot count the times I held my breath
Sagi needs to chill tho
anasui1 t1_j6albuh wrote
Reply to I think Velma was written badly on purpose. by 2Bit_Dev
not saying it wouldn't be possible because anything is possible in these horrid entertainment years we're living, but even if that were true, what purpose would such a desperate strategy serve? The only ones getting something out of it would be people like Nerdrotic and CD
anasui1 t1_j69k9wz wrote
Reply to What are some of your favorite shows that feature wars/battles on a large scale? by 10s10ahad
Spartacus was a bit before middle ages but I get ya. Battle of the Bastards for me probably
anasui1 t1_j695v7l wrote
Reply to A different take on Velma by HBO by borek87
that's the pettiest thing I've read this year, and basically boils down to "anyone who doesn't like Velma is a - ist asshole". Like a reverse Critical Drinker video, but at least the Scotch is funny because he doesn't take himself that seriously
anasui1 t1_j694jpt wrote
dozens and dozens, which would be a pretty long and boring list, from Alec Guinness in Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy to Olivia Colman in anything she's ever done (even her early Mitchell & Webb "numberwang" sketches), Stephen Rea in The Honourable Woman, the entire cast of TNG and DS9, James Gandolfini in The Sopranos, Steve Coogan as Partridge, Jared Harris in The Crown, Hugh Laurie in House, David Suchet in Poirot...
anasui1 t1_j66onl9 wrote
Reply to comment by theblackfool in Anyone else think that Taboo (2017) is Tom Hardy's best performance? by ender278
nothing closer to my heart than a cup of British chaaah
anasui1 t1_j66o775 wrote
Reply to comment by bludgeonerV in Anyone else think that Taboo (2017) is Tom Hardy's best performance? by ender278
grand movie innit? Although I find Bronson a true showcase of Hardy's terrific range and the more rewatchable one, Locke is Tom at his best
anasui1 t1_j669vlz wrote
either Bronson or Locke for me
anasui1 t1_j65veis wrote
is this about America? because here Seinfeld never came remotely close to scratching Friends' popularity. I don't wanna say that nobody ever gave a shit about it, but it was indeed pretty close to that
anasui1 t1_j65v2hb wrote
any western made anime one should be in it, starting with Dragonball Evolution
the only great, borderline perfect adaptation I have ever watched is Brideshead Revisited. Almost word by word like the book, with incredible direction, acting, music, cinematography, you name it
anasui1 t1_j65ulex wrote
Reply to I’m glad Phoebe Waller Bridge is doing the Tomb Raider show, and finally writing for a woman instead of iconic males by [deleted]
I doubt NTTD's issues were because she put her militant feminism in it, it was a bad enough movie even without it (which I didn’t even notice, to be honest)
anasui1 t1_j6pi0c5 wrote
Reply to Worst TV show intro? by khanmo01
Homeland. That fucking shit is eternal, I get the concept behind it but my speakers are not a torture device