I dare anyone here to start watching that and try to get through full episodes.

It's shot like a parody. You have to be paid to hype that trash so much, especially to suggest it will influence a generation.

I'm in favor of more realistic and modern laws but these people will be armed regardless.

Maybe they'll keep this up until they can claim anything that looks like drugs as a deadly weapon so they can skip the foreplay.

We're not going to lose the ear to the difference. We're just going to get worse products for awhile until demand breaks up stagnation again.

Are you shilling for those two other shows by trying to sneak them in next to The Sopranos? That's also not so many great shows if you're actually trying to narrow down suggestions.

He was fired because Damon Wayans was a diva who still bailed on the show anyway because he couldn't be a professional and just do the work after he got his co star squeezed out.

There posts get more sloppy every time.

Friends worked because it had to work. That formula was all there was to watch when the tv was on unless you wanted to hang around for obscure hours to catch Living Single or other stuff.

A show like that has a lot of episodes and there was at least always something worth tuning in for. I think people measure by what they felt every week. People complain today even about the top hyped shows having too much filler, and with added frustration for now normally being short seasons. I think Buffy is still rated fairly.

The military treats its own members that way and kills plenty of them on top of that but support the troops.

Succession writing also doesn't babysit its characters. Sheridan keeps the main characters in safe gray areas because he very much panders to a demographic with them.

Special forces teams have murdered each other to cover crimes, what are you talking about?

Andor is like the Mad Max of Star Wars.

This would be set far in the past of the book Dune, or the recent movie.

>the series will follow the Harkonnen Sisters as they combat forces that threaten the future of humankind

That's the line from the Deadline article that has me worried. I'm really hoping I'm wrong and it's not the big bad they created on their own.

It's more about knee capping than it is succeeding.

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