I was very excited to hear about this adaptation coming, but I was turned off when I learned it wouldn't be a limited series (one season) and wouldn't cover the whole book in one go. It's not a long book, one full season would have been great. I heard they did, what, not even 50% of it? Disappointing.

Louis and Lestat from AMC's interview with the vampire

Yup, you're a bot alright

True. A significant chunk of the beginning is dedicated to the murder itself, which I really like. Keeps you guessing.

Great show, very clever and good acting. I like how the show lets the viewer share the “super power” of the main character.

Well it has over 3 million tweets and a large dedicated fan base so it probably is, or at least was until the last of us came out.

Also the fans bought a massive billboard outside the Netflix HQ lol https://screenrant.com/warrior-nun-save-billboard-netflix-headquarters/

Well, considering that posts defending Velma hover around 30% upvoted, I thought that it was interesting.

ECZEMA

"The internet"

No one said it was real life.

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/warrior_nun

You literally didn't even watch the show lmao

Check every Netflix Twitter post or Instagram post I'm sure there's plenty of talk about it.

It took me a bit to get into, but I got to the point where I looked forward to getting home to watch it and got invested with the characters. The story structure is a lot like 911 where it’s them responding to various calls throughout rather than a single case with the occasional episode focusing on a single plot.

If you’ve watched Castle, it’s the same producer

Season 1 was okay, season 2 was amazing. It's one of those shows where the first season makes a lot of people stop watching just before it finally gets good in season 2.

Simpsons.

season 2 getting 100% on rotten tomatoes seems like a success to me

Lmao Netflix did 0 promotion for the show, you are literally just saying completely false information

Because the second season has 100% on rotten tomatoes, it's really good, quite possibly a perfect season of a show. The first season unfortunately wasn't as good so not many people stuck around for season 2. The season 2 finale was also SO good, like after watching it I was just in aw for hours...

It's surprising to me that it could get lower.

When I see behind the scenes footage of E.R., it looks like they were having a genuinely great time - except for dealing with Noah Wyle, that guy was apparently a huge dick

For sure. It’s unfortunate that a lot of people can’t watch it because Peacock is not available in a lot of countries.

Yeah, I'm getting right into the procedurals of late. Late last year I think I just needed some mindless drama and getting into a new series was becoming seriously difficult given it was the end of the year for work (I'm in Australia so summer break has just passed).

I might give The Rookie a go as well. It looks alright.

Chicago Med/PD/Fire are all set in the same universe. Created by Dick Wolf (Law & Order).

Not sure why you’re getting downvoted for asking a question lol but while different they are 2 of my favorite 3 or 4 shows ever

Hit what nerve? The post is just wildly inaccurate so people downvoted it using a couple muscles and half a second. You're getting downvoted because you're making that metric out to be an indicator of an emotional response, which is just as asinine as the post itself.

I've enjoyed it so far. The metal band episode was good but the music they played... I'm not a metal gatekeeper or anything but I don't understand how there was nobody at all anywhere near the set who found it in them to explain that what they were singing wasn't metal by any stretch of the term.

Not a dealbreaker because the story itself was cute the same way of Poker Face has been so far (that is, cute in a macabre sort of way) but it's one of those things.

It's a two-Fer on the mystery. Who is going to die and how? How is she going to solve the murder? I think it makes it more fun than a simple murder mystery.