It just dropped on Netflix, two days ago or something. I am ep. four. It isn't too bad, but it could be better.

Fantasy ghost hunter show.

> understand why that twist is a big deal

The biggest heroes in the show's universe are really the biggest villains.

> slow burn series tend to have people lose interest really fast.

I don't know if that's true. For example, in Game of Thrones, the White Walkers had their first pitched battle with the humans in season 8. The show took its time to build to that moment, and the tension and the expectation was extraordinary.

The show then blew it by rushing through the 8th season, which completely ruined the show's reputation, in part by moving way too fast.

I think there's a balance. The long periods where Danaerys did nothing were mostly boring.

But for a while the White Walker's were some of the best villains on television because they took their time to build them up.

I want something that takes its time to be good. The Lockwood and Co books built up the mythology over a series. The biggest twist in the series shouldn't be given away in the first 15 minutes.

Internet needs to vent their hatred onto something and Velma was the next in line. The internet version of The Purge I might say. Rings of Power suffered the same. And no I won't watch both shows because I'm not familiar with both franchise anyway.

100%. You get to hang out with Harris Wittels.

> Your spoiler tags can't have spaces.

Thank you so much for explaining.

> They can't stop to breath, and if they stop to listen to each other, they will die or something.

Very much agreed.

> Everybody is unlikeable.

I guess that's ok sometimes, but I don't find it too relatable.

I don’t know, I think this is just the worst picture of him imaginable for this post.

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Just make it anthology style for fuck’s sake.

Huge fan of his from the Naked Gun film series!

Nathan/Haley - OTH

Parks and Rec.

Hope there's more Wanda.

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Fitzsimmons from Agents of shield. Literally the universe could not keep them apart.

The Good Place seemed like it would have been a really great room to be in. Super cerebral but also silly

It's a detective show, it's about murder and deception, it's supposed to be dark.

You should check out Murderville though, it's hilarious.

Probably cliche’ but damn, The Office. Not only were comedy greats like Greg Daniels and Mike Schur on the team, but the object of making (UK)US office-based humor plausible and applicable would have been so fun. Skirting the line at every possible juncture…

The obvious answer is Seinfeld. There’s not been another show with as much cultural impact and the ideas they came up with are still in use 30 years on (like double dipping)

Remember Class. That was a great show. I never watched any Doctor Who but I stumbled on the last season of Torchwood and Class and had a great time.

>!the founders of the society to fight the ghosts are responsible for the presence of the ghosts!<

Your spoiler tags can't have spaces.

The show has a very frustrating air of everything is unfair and the mains are powerless. Somehow they maintain that talking to each other. They can't stop to breath, and if they stop to listen to each other, they will die or something.

Everybody is unlikeable. Seems like a trend in modern media.

and it's weird how I imagine that if I was in the room for "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine", I'd be very "shut up and just learn and listen. what a privilege to be here!"

while in a room for "Star Trek: Voyager", I'd be very "hehe, they are limiting themselves SO much and I want to know what assholes and what fears are responsible for that."

Wow he's gotten old. Wait, I've gotten old!

They just finished filming season 3😁

The Other Two.

the show had a short aftershow, "The Other Show", and the showrunner duo (Sarah Schneider and Chris Kelly) seemed fun. before that (and for similar reasons) "Ugly Betty": fun, somewhat cosmopolitan shows where people want to make smart and often queer observations about contemporary culture.

Community.

Between Dan Harmon and Chevy Chase I would have loved to see the clash of comedic egos go at it.