Watched Severence and found the pacing slow and found the use of mystery box plot device grating.

Take a chill pill.

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I really don't understand these posts. If you think the first episode is bad why bother with more? We don't know you or what you like...

There are hundreds and hundreds of shows out there, why waste time watching something you don't like? Just pick something else since this show is clearly not for you

>I'd rather take my chances of getting dysentery.

Says person who's never had dysentery.

Everyone's going to hate on the term "underrated." So will I, but I'll offer an alternative phrase. It's underviewed, and that's because it is on Apple TV. Which is a shame because it is firmly in my top ten shows as of right now.

Yeah I guess it'll make sense for why Henry is back in the crew etc.. but I feel like teaching would've been a steady job? Regardless, COVID is a great way to say why these people might still be in catering years later.

Where is Lizzie McGuire?

Loved by critics and viewers alike, but please tell us how it's "underrated".

And that’s why baseball put a clock in

"Underrated" has lost all meaning.

Underrated???? It’s pretty much considered the best tv of last year by 99 percent of this place

Attack on Titan, Yellowjackets, You S4 pt.2

It's awesome. I usually stay clear of teen drama but this show has a perfect balance of it. It's creepy, I like the mystery and the cast is great!

I don't watch any of those... I considered Perry Mason but just never really bothered, I hadn't heard of Yellowjackets until it was halfway done I think but I'll probably watch it eventually.

There's a few things starting in March but I'm most looking forward to Ted Lasso... but I'll also be watching Superman & Lois, Shadow and Bone, Sanditon and The Mandalorian.

I'm actually more looking forward to April with season premieres of Schmigadoon, Single Drunk Female, From and The Afterparty... and whenever the final season of Endeavour starts on PBS, hopefully won't be too long.

I really liked the first episode. Mainly because it was so similar to the game. But never stop watching a series after only the pilot episode. Give it 2-3 episodes and if you still dont like it its just not your thing.

Don't bother with Midnight Club, it got cancelled... and it wasn't all that great to still warrant a watch. The YA stuff didn't bother me, it was more that the actual show's plot took a backseat to the stories the group would tell. Sure, the stories are meant to be used as a way to work out their issues, but it shouldn't have overshadowed the actual show itself. Though it was cool that some of the stories they told were small adaptations of some of Christopher Pike's other novels.

Flanagan seems to work best with a confined story, instead of trying to stretch it out just in case it gets another season.

The first two episodes are just trying to set up the premise and back story. Still worth the watch so you know what’s going on and what they are trying to do

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So would you agree that the first episode was lame?

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It gets better once you get to episode 3

I need to know this as well.

Some people get way too judgmental about why we/I enjoy a certain kind of character like Walter White, Tony Soprano etc.

Audiences absolutely can love a character they would never in a million years be friends with in real life or wish to ever imitate.

Season 8 is so hilarious though. It's the best hate watch in fiction. Season 7 is the hard one because it just sucks. But if you get to 8, holy shit its like The Room on the biggest budget ever.