The TV thread

Over the past few seas0ns I went from enjoying the show, to being disappointed in the decline in quality, to being annoyed by the continued decline in quality.
It had become a bad show.
Spouse still likes it, and we were watching an episode when I caught myself thinking that I'd rather just flip through channels for an hour then go to bed.
I wasn't annoyed. I just didn't feel like seeing it anymore.
There was about 20 minutes left in the episode and I just said 'I'm going to bed.'
And that's what I did.

 

I was deluded into thinking it was something more than what it actually was. I would have like to have seen what five years under original show-runner Frank Darabont would have been like.

 

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The Negan bat stuff was pretty much straight from the comics. The rest of the show's boredom and stupidity can be blamed on the people creating the show.

 

Just watched the first season of Love. I liked it a lot. Each episode had at least one joke that had me laughing out loud.

 

I don't know how to do that.

 

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The mere presence of Gillian Jacobs makes it a must-watch.

(Hey, I had to try it out.)

 

Started on season 3 this weekend ... it's really enjoyable. Nothing groundbreaking, but the characters are fun and easy to invest in.

 

Shetland, a BBC production that is playing on Netflix, is very well done.

 

I loved that show.

 

Hinterland is pretty much the same. The Brits do those brooding crime shows quite well.