The Sopranos beats the Wire

Sopranos is overrated

This show is so excellent. At times I get some Scrubs essence from the writing/editing, and it makes me so happy Bill Lawrence is still making quality TV.

Plus the addition of Segal and Goldstein? I hope the three of them make a hundred different TV shows together.

I think if Donald or Zach cameo on the show my head will explode.

I agree, the Sopranos is so overrated Game of Thrones was better

Pedro Pascal really felt like the only actor/character that actually challenged Tywin and put him in his place

He was great in the rom-com Six Days, Seven Nights.

He's an ac-tor!

An ac-tor for crying out loud!

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Check out Devs! He's amazing in that one

It's the cheesiest thing I've ever seen, and all the characters are annoying as fuck. They tried to make another Ted Lasso but forgot about making the people likable.

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GRRM: "I was pretty much out of the loop After GOT Season 4"

"you get the famous creative differences thing – that leads to a lot of conflict."

I'm not willing to give D&D "dany kind of forgot lol, sansa is the smartest character lol, also we killed off barristan selmy because the actor got sad about it" any slack.

They should've given showrunning over to someone willing to carry things the rest of the way with passion and care. It's obvious they just didn't care anymore, they just wanted to film a bunch of cool battle scenes for a giant paycheck and then move onto something else.

HOTD's success paired with keeping GRRM involved only confirms to me that D&D were the main factor in GOT falling apart post S4. They thought they could do better than GRRM, they failed spectacularly, end of story.

Completion owned.

Yes! I have adored this man since I was a child too, and he can do no wrong!! My husband likes to counter that he is a terrible pilot, but I just give him the death stare and he shuts up!😆

Given that George RR Martin was also getting paid by HBO to deliver a story, and he spectacularly failed in doing so, I'm actually willing to give D&D a bit of slack here.

They were adapting books they loved based on the promise from the author that he'd have the whole thing wrapped up by the time they caught up with him, and instead they started having to write their own material because the author himself found it impossible to untangle all the different threads.

Did they do a great job? No.

Should they really have been put in that position? Also no.

Beth Dutton (Yellowstone)

There was one in The Other Two

At this point I have to assume the producers have a pee tape of Reed Hastings or something.

OP: Well it's not like the writing can get any worst... Can it?

Season 4: Hold my dance-off...

Season 3 was a joke, so it makes sense

Not to mention that Benson has been a victim of assault several times now and can't possibly be unbiased in her proceedings.

Who am i denying which opinion? The last season was objectively hot garbage according to 99% of critics/reviewers/fans/whoever.

Season 7 was bearable kind of but still riddled with horrible plot holes.

How is saying this being obnoxious? And it's not the comparison that makes them shitty, it's the plot holes

The fact that there's people defending one of the worst TV productions in years if not ever on a sub called /r/television is hilarious though lmfao, you guys absolutely deserved D&D.

Saying seasons 7 and 8 "weren't that bad" and were still "fairly entertaining" as the guy i replied to orginially is complete revisionism nonsense

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https://www.lemonde.fr/en/economy/article/2022/05/15/the-inevitable-downfall-of-the-dvd-threatened-by-streaming-platforms_5983592_19.html#:~:text=DVD%20sales%20have%20plummeted%20by,by%20new%20film%20distribution%20regulations.&text=6%20min.

Ashamed to admit I'm one of the people that this was for. Everytime the show turned into dragon fest i was bored. The dragons are easily my least favorite part of HOTD too. I like the political drama, not so much the fantasy elements.