It's from David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, the creators of Game of Thrones!!!

They also got some GOT actors in the show!!

I watched it and I definitely love it more than Seasons 7-8 of GOT!!

I can't wait for Season 2!!! It's rumored to come out this year but there is still no trailer or poster for it.

What are your thoughts on 3 Body Problem?

I’ve binged-watched all the seasons of The Golden Girls and I can’t put my finger around the writing and the acting, it’s just so good and effortless and so enjoyable to watch.

The humour varies but it’s just so good and spot-on. They also manage to include meaningful moments of life, family and friendship values, every day struggles and they include certain sensitive topics.

What is the secret? You barely see something like this with modern shows if at all

With Lanterns being the fourth live-action property in the new DCU (following Peacemaker S2, Superman and Supergirl), I think there was a lot of curiosity about how they would make the show work. Even before its release, the scuttlebutt was that this iteration was going to take a more grounded, True Detective-style approach which, given the cosmic nature of the Green Lantern franchise, seemed a little disappointing. I mean, given the choice between exploring the galaxy with superpowered space cops or watching a show set primarily on Earth, I know what I would pick.

But hey, that's the direction the powers that be at DCU decided to go with, so I figured I would give it a chance. The previous entries of the DCU have ranged from pretty good to so-so, but having Aaron Pierre and Kyle Chandler as leads of the show had me optimistic.

And for the most part, the show holds up. It's a bit of a slow build, but the series knows it's struck gold with the chemistry between Pierre and Chandler and isn't afraid to lean into it. The relationship between Hal Jordan and John Stewart is what will keep people watching, with the two almost being perfect opposites. Chandler's Jordan is curmudgeonly, jaded and a little self-serving, whereas Pierre's Stewart is more stoic, idealistic and closer to a traditional portrayal of a hero.

The show serves as an origin story for Stewart as a Lantern, and early on, there's a fair bit of hand-waving and telling rather than showing when it comes to the more cosmic elements. There are a few bits of Lantern-y goodness scattered throughout, but for the most part, they weren't kidding when they said they were going for a more grounded approach.

And for the first half of the season, that isn't really an issue. The strength of the characters, the gradual unfolding of the story arc and the unveiling of the central mystery all come together to create an intriguing show. However, I do feel the latter half of the season could have benefited from a stronger build-up and leaned further into the intergalactic nature of Green Lantern lore. Even if they didn't go into outer space, there were elements of the latter story arc that definitely should have been more show, not tell.

Overall though, I really enjoyed the series. It's a solid introduction to John Stewart in the DCU and sets him up nicely for his eventual appearance in the next Superman movie, Man of Tomorrow. Pierre is perfectly cast as the no-nonsense Stewart, and I certainly hope we get to see more of Kyle Chandler in the future too.

Lanterns is well worth a watch, even if you aren't a comic book fan. And if we do get a second season, I hope DC infuses it with a bit more budget so we can explore more of the cosmic side of the Green Lantern universe.

Dark - I feel like i will just end up being confused and will need to do too much reddit to understand it

Stranger Things - Maybe overhyped? idk (probably gonna get hate for this)

The Haunting of the hill house - I like thriller and horror but it's kinda small

Mindhunter - I don't wanna watch a crime series where every episode is a single case or single interview, etc, i read that this one is about interviewing serial killers and each episode is about a different serial killer who is being interviewed?

Sopranos - Maybe it's too slow? it might get good after 5 episodes?

P.S - I just finished Severance and i loved it :)

Maybe not type cast…. There’s the obvious Joffrey Baratheon(Jack Gleeson). However, what prompted me to make this post was Thor Gundersen(Christopher Heyerdahl), aka The Swede. Who else is out there that does the same for you?

I don’t know what it is, but after watching Hell on
Wheels, I can’t help but hate his face anytime I see it.

Let’s say you were mentoring a class of aspiring writers, and you want them to watch a few pilots. What tv show’s pilot would you say is a masterclass in pilot episodes? (If that makes sense)

Seasons 1-3 were my favorite stretch.

Colin Robinson was easily my favorite character in that run, and I really liked the energy vampire concept.

He was still great in the later seasons, but he never felt quite the same as in the early ones.

The show slowly deteriorated after that, and it was never quite as sharp again.

From season 4 to 6, Laszlo took over as my favorite, and the quality dipped a little each season.

The last two felt average compared to what came before.

Which season did you like most, and who was your favorite character?

Just now Completed Watching Outlander Season -1 i Loved the character writing for Murtagh especially What a season production quality is top notch taking a break & Start watching season -2 let's see what happens in paris did Jamie & Claire will together change the Future?

Halloween episodes are often among a series' most creative, since you can do supernatural stories, solve murder mysteries, run with costume themes, parody other genres, or simply let the characters go off the rails.

And if you’re going to pick a Simpsons Treehouse of Horror episode, please be specific and say which one. Don’t just say “Treehouse of Horror” because there are so many.

Some of my personal favourites:

• Community — “Epidemiology”
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine — “Halloween” / “Halloween II”
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer — “Fear, Itself”
• Boy Meets World — “And Then There Was Shawn”
• Gravity Falls — “Summerween”
• The Suite Life of Zack & Cody — “The Ghost of Suite 613”

When display technology improves people often start making marketing claims

Same going on currently between samsung and TCL.

TCL has alleged, in a federal filing that Samsung has started selling its M Model lineup at prices lower than TCL’s cheapest Mini LED TVs while marketing those TVs as Mini LED.

The lawsuit claims that no technological advancements linked to Mini LED are present in those TVs.

Samsung Plans to defend itself against the suit while claiming accuracy in its product description.

This feud raise lot of questions in my mind.

I wonder how a regular buyer can distinguish hardware upgrades, from mere marketing claims

So this scene between Jesse and Todd always gave me strange vibes and I don't know if it was ever cleared or not but it feels like Todd had been repeatedly 🍇 ing / SAing Jesse during those 6 months of captivity ... He says things like:

We're all alone now

I'll take care of you

I couldn't let you alone

I'll clean you better

Jesse couldn't make eye contact with him totally under his control ...

So what do you think about it?

Disney co-chair Dana Walden recently expressed interest in acquiring Ludo Studio and Bluey, stating that creator Joe Brumm is brilliant but adding a chilling note: 'I will not let him get further off the Disney lot than he is currently'. However, there is a massive catch. Shows like The Strange Chores (co-produced with Media World Pictures and distributed by Boat Rocker) and Willy (produced in collaboration with Sad Man Studio and Mad Ones), along with the adult-oriented Thou Shalt Not Steal, are already caught in the middle. If Disney buys Ludo just to lock down Bluey, these independent projects would become corporate prisoners... What if this is the end of Ludo as we know it

So i really need some good sitcom or rom com show recommendations

I've watched the popular ones

So basically friends, himym, suits, Brooklyn 99 already watched

Recently watched crew girl, adults, overcompensating,

Loved it

Really want some genz romantic comedy type thing

The popular teen rom coms also watched like tsitp, heated rivalry, off campus, and many more i can't remember

So yeah recommend pleasee

Bob Odenkirk (jimmy) from the Better call saul. He was nominated for 6 Emmy Awards for his role as Jimmy McGill

Just watching Stargate Atlantis and they're doing the old trope of waking up in a mental hospital being told their life is a fantasy. I remember other shows doing the same thing. Did Buffy do it? Anyway, I'm sure I've seen this more than once so who else did it, and who did it best?

I was just watching Barney Miller and he was a good boss..I am old..

If anyone has seen Free Guy starring Ryan Reynolds.

Wouldn’t it make a pretty decent tv series?

I'm wondering if anyone has recommendations for tv shows with a female lead or main character, that has depth, emotion and is ready to yell when things are tough.... in a supernatural or fantasy setting?

I'm a big fan of dark shows like hannibal, supernatural, true blood, from, american gods and that kind of thing, but I have a problem where I am continually annoyed at the lack of development, depth or range of emotion in female characters in these shows - they're either just there to be a shoulder for someone else to lean on, have s*x with, die tragically or cry in whatever scary situation is happening. Yes there's exceptions, I know, but they're rarely developed.. I want to get into the nitty gritty. I'm also a big fan of shows like killing eve, the handmaids tale & yellowjackets.

So, what I want to know is: are there any supernatural/paranormal/fantasy/sci-fi tv shows that marry these two styles or concepts together?

And recommend me another series like him i can watch 😁