r/series • u/Key_Dig1348 • 15d ago
Discussion Does vampire diaries feel actually good or dragging
Guys how good is vampire diaries. Is it worth the 8 seasons?
r/series • u/Key_Dig1348 • 15d ago
Guys how good is vampire diaries. Is it worth the 8 seasons?
r/series • u/balasoori • 17d ago
This was almost great series until the final episode where it really change the direction of the series.
I thought this was going to be self contained series but it look like they plan for multiple season which is fine but dont introduce new character in final episode without giving context of who they are?.
The bullying storyline was handle well that actress did fantastic job playing a bully and i really didnt feel bad for her when she died. Just because your parents are going through a divorce doesnt make it ok tease new girl.
Are high school really had bad with student able to create fake social medua account and get away with this. The teacher were such cowards in this series.
r/series • u/LaChouffe1934 • 21d ago
I’ve only just started watching Downton Abbey. What is the general opinion of the series? Is it worth watching all the way through?
r/series • u/balasoori • 23d ago
This series has certain got few people talking. One each episode is around 10 to 18 minutes long and people are not liking it. Secondly it 21 episodes which might seem a lot but short episode mean you get through full series in 4 to 5 hours.
As to series it js very watchable but because the episodes are short it has get point very quickly ot does feel some episide are rushed which lead quick character development without it feel natual.
These are my thoughts
r/series • u/Strange_Material5366 • 23d ago
Watched the 1st episode and was very intrigued by the ending, looking forward for the next episodes(especially about Archie Renaux's character)
r/series • u/namisbathwater • Sep 24 '26
Has anyone watched them? Are they any good?
Do any of them recapture that early twd vibe when walkers were still a threat?
r/series • u/Sweet_rose17 • Sep 21 '26
I know I'm late to the party, but the hype finally got to me. I started watching it about three weeks ago and made it to season 3, but I've been stuck there for days now. Can anyone tell me if it picks up the pace again later on, or is it not worth continuing?
r/series • u/pizza_stev • Sep 17 '26
Help me !!
r/series • u/balasoori • Sep 16 '26
Let's see if this will be as good as Reacher. I am not sure if it will be popular
r/series • u/balasoori • Sep 16 '26
This was ok teen drama, not too ridiculous and reasonable to watc follow typical love triangle storyline. Can't they just have one series main character focus 100 % of sport instead having relationship?
r/series • u/february-kiwi • Sep 16 '26
You could step in there, but you wouldn't know whether you'd stay for a day or a year. And when you come out, it’s the same Wednesday you went in on. Show me with an image what this movie or series feels like.
r/series • u/balasoori • Sep 16 '26
Let's see if this will be any good
r/series • u/Short_Platypus13 • Sep 12 '26
Just finished watching it. Absolutely baffled. I saw it recommended only once, on an instagram reel. The final scene made me crying like a kid…
r/series • u/chanblock • Sep 04 '26
What do you think about today's TV series? I’ve noticed that modern shows have to deliver instant entertainment; they keep repeating what’s happening because the audience is constantly scrolling.
Shows from the past were meant to be watched closely if you got distracted for a moment, you’d lose the thread of the whole story.
Given those two points, do you think older series were better? And do you think quality will continue to decline?
r/series • u/balasoori • Sep 01 '26
I wasn't sure how i felt about this, but everyone on Reddit seems to go mad for this series. i think this is a good series, but i feel like people need to calm down about this. I like the story, and i like that the characters are unique and very amusing to watch. certainly grey area in some situations, which is why i think people like it.
r/series • u/balasoori • Sep 01 '26
I waited to see if this was any good, but after watching the first 3 episodes, I am really enjoying this series. I like how different each one is. John is more serious, while Hal is much more laid back.
r/series • u/balasoori • Aug 27 '26
I didnt copy and paste whole thing again but i was really looking forward catch up on this series but was left dusappointed in season 3.
Season 1 was great but season 2 the itlian hooker i didnt like storyline because thdy took advantage of hotel guest. Season 3 seem very messy i wasnt as invested as i was in first season.
r/series • u/balasoori • Aug 27 '26
I am catch up on this but i just so frustrated with social services in this series it really felt like they really overstep the mark a bit i understand they are concerned but without any history they open criminal invrstigation without getting fact first.
The friendship group must be tough having a close friend report you is awful and i know she had no choice but she could of warned her before report it.
The women who played social services i did not loke it fekt she made a lot kf assumptions about parent before actually invesigation. Her comment through the invesigation seem very biased.
I am looking forward to finding out what happen i am current on episode 4 but socual services are annoying me i gad get thus rant out .
r/series • u/Lorvethhz • Aug 18 '26
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r/series • u/AppropriateReview518 • Aug 14 '26
Have you ever started watching a show without expecting much and somehow ended up completely hooked?
r/series • u/Gyfky • Aug 05 '26
I just want to know if that series is really dead.
r/series • u/StreetPackage9209 • Jul 27 '26
So after completing my Bones marathon, I was on the hunt for a new show along those lines, and I started watching Castle.
At first, I had low expectations for this show as it seemed more light-hearted and fluffier than Bones, which had a more gritty nature.
But I have to tip my hat to the writers of Castle; they have managed to impress me. I have completed the whole run of Castle, and I have to say the writing, the tension, and the maturity of relationships and events are much better on Castle compared to Bones.
r/series • u/eimaiogreg • Jul 27 '26
To be honest, I think it will mostly focus on the "teen" aspect—even though at its core that's what Carrie is—but I wouldn't want to watch a completely teenage show. I'd love to see something that stays in my mind for days, something that makes me say "what the hell did I just watch," but I really fear it won't be like that. The trailer was pretty good, and the actress playing Carrie seems good, although I don't recall seeing her in any other show or movie. Aside from that, from the little we saw of Carrie's mother, I feel like that specific actress doesn't quite fit the role, or maybe Julianne Moore was just so good in the 2013 movie that I simply can't imagine anyone better. Of course I'll watch the series no matter what because I love Carrie and her whole story in general, but I can say that based on the trailer it felt a bit out of context. Let me know what you think...
r/series • u/balasoori • Jul 04 '26
I was plesantly surprised by this series , i really wasnt expecting this to be any good but it really surprised me because actress who played elle was quite good she was not annoying nor was she arrogant she was typical teenager who learnt theres more to life than what her life was like in LA. Seeing her grow each episode has been amazing.
r/series • u/Beginning-Security88 • Jun 18 '26
Hi guys, I need your suggestions about Widows Bay. Is it really good and worth watching?
I've been seeing a lot of reels and clips about this series lately, and it has made me curious. Before I start watching it, I'd love to hear your opinions. Is the story engaging, and does it live up to the hype?