Why are you disgusted with the Fermi Paradox?

A book where 95% of the story took place in a period setting, added a bunch of modern day material. Wonder why.

IMDB is never wrong after 30 days.

Were any of those shows any good? I remember a wrestling podcast I'd listen to and they'd talk about shows they were watching. Always talked about Homeland, Ray Donovan, Newsroom, Boardwalk Empire and dexter.

They exist as Wednesday and Love Island on Netflix now.

Fucking hell. Demian Bichir doesn't deserve such bullshit. FX, ABC have done my man dirty and that's bullshit.

I appreciate that he grinds thru with new projects even as all this bullshit networks put on him.

Thanks for warning; if it even resembles the nonsensical plot lines of The OA even in the slightest, I think I will stay away.

People are raving about a particular TLOU episode for hitting beats S11 was all about, it feels fairly naturally relevant.

I don't think it's by any means a stretch for it to come up semi regularly in the context of the TLOU chatter regardless when it had shots like this or this.

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I really enjoyed the show. Hadn’t read the books though. They ended with a big cliff hanger too so bummed to not see this series renewed :(

My cousins are about 5-7 years older than me and when we were kids, they used to always watch a bunch of 70s shows that aired regularly as reruns in the 90s. A few of those shows were Happy Days, Laverne and Shirley and Three’s Company. I can’t say I loved watching any of those shows but I still have nostalgia and fond memories when I think of them.

Honestly working with Harmon sounds like a nightmare.

There's an element of magic realism to it, and some dreamy imagery that isn't really explained, but that's about the height of it in that regard.

You're thinking of procedural television. Serialized shows don't work like this.

She also played the mom in Dweezil Zappa's short-lived CBS sitcom, 'A Normal Life,' alongside Max Gail as the dad...

It's my favorite tattoo I have also. My favorite episode of TV ever.

So glad! What a great show.

Gotta meet that quota somehow; same with Truth Be Told Season 3.

Had you actually taken the time to watch the show, you'd realize it's actually a completely different story than any of the other versions

Ugly cried big time. 65 yr old white male.

It was much better than I thought it would be

Didn’t know The Last of Us got renamed

I think it depends too much on audiences likely knowing the source material, it also feel very rushed. The main trio is supposed to give “found family” vibes but it feels totally unearned. I don’t get why the one character was so antagonistic to the main girl in the beginning and coming to the end they start to throw in hints of a romance which also seem unearned. I usually like Netflix’s YA adaptations but this one just wasn’t for me.

I fucking love Station 11.

They weren't nominated for anything at the Director's Guild Awards, Producer's Guild Awards, Screen Actor's Guild Awards, or the Writer's Guild Awards....which seems to indicate that the industry is not too fond of the show. Being nominated for the Golden Globe Awards and Critic's Choice Awards could be seen as more of a reflection of media hype and "thanks for the ratings" more than anything else.

So it's a bit of a stretch to assume they are going to nominate multiple actors in every category, including ones who have not gotten any other nominations.