dude...

booty > whoever the hell that is.

lol.

well this is... a strange comparison. lol.

think i liked Uncut Gems better tho... The Bear didn't have thick Julia Fox.

the fact that this series is the talk of the town now is pretty wack. like, when tf did we start to care about Scooby-Doo and its characters? i swear there have been a Scooby-Doo project on almost every year for the past like... 3 decades, and not one got this much attention.

> Veneno

great pick... great pick.

> Severance

I'd have to see with Severance. All the other shows I picked have self-contained stories... where as, they wouldn't necessarily need a 2nd season (though second seasons of Squid Game and Blindspotting are coming), but Severance is the kind of series where it all goes down the drain if they aren't able to give us a payoff that's both satisfying and makes sense. kno what i mean?

> I can't tell if it just hasn't aged as well

When I watched The Sopranos for the first time in 2018 this was my exact thought as well. I quit right after finishing season 2 as well.

I don't know, at the time when I watched it, I just thought everything I was seeing in The Sopranos I'd seen done much more interestingly in other modern crime-dramas. I won't deny that it's groundbreaking though, but at that point (2018) I think it might've lost a lot of its appeal/value.

I will say though, out of the 2 seasons I watch, I saw 2 episodes that were really outstanding. Masterpieces even. One was titled "College". I don't remember the title of the other one.

velma is hbo max, not hbo.

yes... yes... a million times, yes. loved insatiable.

im also i huge Gantz fan. half way through the manga (which honestly I've been putting off finishing for years lol).

i mean... it's still television though... why make that (what's the word i'm looking for here?)

most shows get cancelled after one season too anyways... do those count?

😅 bruh... are you stalking me?

plus, i feel like you're taking me way too seriously. especially with the comments. im fuckin' around most of the time. but yes, i will defend shows i love to death when there are disagreeing comments. ain't nothing wrong with that. 🤷🏾‍♂️

i don't see the issue here. if you just pretend all these posts are from different users, they're just the average posts you see everyday on this sub. 😅

so what you're saying here is... read the manga? 😅

some of these posts were suppose to be posted during the week but i got lazy, thus the spamming. im sorry, my bad. im done for now though.

Why did I see this the day I was planning to start writing my Top 25 of 2022 listicle? 😅 Well at least I won't need help with mine I guess.

yea Severance is definitely top 5 of the year... but it alone can't make an entire year great.

lol i never implied otherwise. that bitch is like cardboard to me.

yea im not fond of any of those names you mention there. but especially daisy edgar jones. she's so boring. she makes my pussy dry. can't deal with having to look at her for however long this series is. lol.

I'll check out Black Bird. I don't like what im seeing there in the casting for Under the Banner...

Hey if you think it was, who's to argue? 🤷🏾‍♂️ I haven't seen Slow Horses, We Own the City, Black Bird and Under the Banner of Heaven so maybe those are what's missing from my viewing history for me to consider this a great year? Idk.

No I don't think animation is any more successful than what it's always been. And maybe a few live-action shows were postponed, but it's not like we had any noticeable shortage of selections.

what's your beef with Demon Slayer?? 😂 it's a widely beloved show.

But yea Demon Slayer and the 3 others I said in that first reply were just the first ones I thought of in the moment. I knew there were plenty other options I could've chose (thus why i put "etc").

> I can't deny any "impact" I'm unaware of.

don't you watch the show, or are you just not linked to the anime fandom like that? i'm not either as im just a casual, but even i know there hasn't been a bigger anime than demon slayer since demon slayer. it's one that really broke out mainstream. even the Japanese prime minister cosigned it.

> And I only listed 1 show because this article already lists plenty of examples.

i mean yea there'll always be plenty of examples in any given year, but my point is i could list even more and better examples for 2019. 😅

bruh i've been watching close to 100, sometimes 100+ shows a year since 2016 - 2017. and believe me... 2019 is a strong fucking year! I forgot to mention Watchmen came out that year. Fuck... The Boys came out that year too! It was a solid year whether you like anime, k-drama, prestige drama or even avant-garde television. solid year.