I can’t get over his weird raspy voice. OJ has a deep, smooth voice. It’s like he never saw an interview with him before and made a random creative choice.

its awesome. give it a try.

Besides the many ANTM moments that haven't aged well, I feel her ego gets in the way of actually hosting, she makes the show more focused on her than the contestants.

Why do people dislike her, again?

I remember hearing Tyra Banks= Bad, but I can’t tell you anything about her

Love John Wilson and can’t wait till it’s back

There is no big mystery to it. The Last of Us was a better show.

In the Heat of the moment

It is because Walking Dead is boring as hell. Slow zombies do not work. I have never understood why people watch the show.

It's so good. Sarah Paulson, Courtney B. Vance and Sterling K. Brown are excellent as are most of the cast.

This came out before the movie Groundhog Day and was my first introduction to the "time repeating" plot.

In the news about Cannes it said it will release in the fall

First 3 seasons were outstanding

Obviously don't know where you are but it appears to be on Hulu in the US and Disney+ in Canada and probably most of the rest of the world (where Hulu content usually goes).

But yeah, I echo most of the other comments, it's great. There is an aspect, at least for me, that enjoyed it because everyone was watching it at the same time and it felt like reliving the events of the OJ case on a weekly basis, even if you didn't originally live through it. I wonder if that would be lost on you if you're not aware about the case or since you're binging it on your own years later. But I don't think that really detracts from the performances or the drama of the show.

That being said I would maybe recommend watching the ESPN documentary first as others have suggested, it's really, really, good and goes through the entire case and OJ's live really well.

It doesn’t even hit that different from TWD. The Last of Us started great but unfortunately in my opinion as the season went on it fell into very similar traps as TWD. For example spending way too much time on side stories and characters instead of what the show is actually about (Joel & Ellie in TLoU and Rick in TWD).

Sorry but I just didn’t give a fuck about Kathleen or even Ellie’s backstory because we know all the important bits already. And then because we spent so much time on flashbacks and side stories, the Joel and Ellie relationship felt rushed and the finale, although executed well, didn’t have nearly the emotional impact it should’ve had.

Cannes will be around the time when Succession ends. I suppose it'll have the Cannes premiere and then will be aired on tv a couple of weeks later.

Apparently not. Latest news it’s premiering at Cannes and coming to HBO in the fall

Person of Interest has so many incredible episodes but If-Then-Else still tops them all.

It’s arguably not a zombie show. It’s a character drama with the occasional zombie in it.

Eureka season 3 episode 4 I Do Over

its one of my favourite time loop episodes and has such a sad ending

Eureka season 3 episode 4 I Do Over

its one of my favourite time loop episodes and has such a sad ending

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“Mystery Spot” , Supernatural. Dark humour at its absolute best. The writers were on their A game for that episode!

They’re 2 massively different works.

The documentary on ESPN does a wonderful job of showing how famous OJ was and why people thought he was innocent. That line, “I’m not black, I’m OJ.” It’s a funny thing to think of now but back then, he was that famous. He was the black guy in some spaces. It kinda works as a descent into madness for OJ as a guy too honestly.

The show does a better job of dramatizing everything and showing the media landscape around the trial. Sterling K. Brown and Courtney B. Vance are terrific and somewhat underrated parts of the show as well.

Ah yes, thank you, it was Monday. I miss the time when all those episodes were free on Prime.