@KALofKRYPTON I don't mean to be rude, but I just wanna point out that Final Space is a show from TBS. Netflix just acquired the right to stream it after the fact. Gotta give credit where credit is due! I'm annoying like that when it comes to TV shows, haha.
@RogerRoger I've only watched the first two episodes of the latest series of Archer and probably won't bother with the rest. The series before was woeful and nothing I've seen so far suggests this will be any better.
Has anyone given NBC's comedy The Good Place a shot? Season 3 premiered yesterday, so it's the perfect time to get into it. It's also available on Netflix. One of the best ongoing comedies on TV. Created by Michael Schur aka the creator of other successful comedies like Parks and Recreation as well as The Office (US). Be sure to not look into the show too much, since it's a very spoilerific show with lots of surprises.
Very reminiscent of the later Futurama stuff. Not all that funny and playing with a few very well worn Simpsons tropes - which feels unavoidable at this point.
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personally i dropped it myself, it's just Futurama is still a better show and i would rather watch that
"I pity you. You just don't get it at all...there's not a thing I don't cherish!"
"Now! This is it! Now is the time to choose! Die and be free of pain or live and fight your sorrow! Now is the time to shape your stories! Your fate is in your hands!
Liking it quite a lot so far.
Beautifully shot with a nice late 70s/early 80s aesthetic to it's vision of the near future.
Emma Stone is great as always and Jonah Hill getting to show more of the glimpses of greatness you'd often get in his more two dimensional roles.
Justin Theroux is a bit of a revelation for me I think. Only seen him in relatively subdued, stoic roles before, but he's channeling a good amount of Jeffrey Combs here.
The pace and tone over the first few episodes wavers heavily, but it does a good job of a slightly thoughtful black comedy. Overall so far it's reminding me in part of some of the more trippy work from Zelazny and Bester.
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@KALofKRYPTON Have you seen The Leftovers? Justin Theroux is absolutely fantastic in that show, as is the show. Easily my favourite TV show I've ever seen. Carrie Coon is also an absolute treasure. Not to mention the cast has other great cast member such as Christopher Eccleston, Amy Brenneman, Regina King and Ann Dowd on top of that. Justin Theroux can be fairly stoic and subdued in that show as well, but he has his real standout moments when he's not. Definitely give this show a watch if you haven't already.
@Tjuz I watched a good chunk of the first season of Leftovers. Really didn't do it for me as a show, at all. I went and read a lot about the books and still felt like I didn't want to watch any more.
@beemo Yeah, S2 is a big improvement - I thought it would be after Danny's appearance in Luke Cage, very much a flag saying that they'd tried to sort his character out.
I think it'll be another season of Defenders after the next DareDevil and Punisher seasons.
I finished Maniac. What a thoroughly enjoyable watch! Highly - highly recommended!
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@KALofKRYPTON The first season can be a bit hit or miss (although I enjoyed it a lot more upon rewatch) and only really gets consistently great with episode 8-10, although my favourite episode is episode 6. Season 2 and 3 are completely original, since the ending of S1 is also the ending of the book. They decided to move locations and introduce new characters, and that's when the show really hits it's stride. I actually quit The Leftovers after episode 3 when I first tried to watch it, but then someone convinced me and I absolutely fell in love. If you have the time, please give this show another chance and try to get to episode 8-10 of season 1! It's really extraordinary.
@KALofKRYPTON That's too bad. I really hope you'll give it another shot at some point. The season 2 premiere should give you a good idea of how the show changes going forward (and also made me cry)!
Been watching Jessica Jones and am almost halfway through. She's such a great, complex character. She actually reminds me of my sister (she's a people person too). Gotta say I'm really impressed with these Netflix Marvel shows. I like how dark they are and how they afford a character development the MCU films simply don't. Looking forward to watching the others.
@KALofKRYPTON@FullbringIchigo Thanks. That's what I thought might be the case. You've reminded me I need to watch Futurama. I haven't seen it in donkeys.
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