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How did anyone get to episode 5 let alone season 5 of the Wire? The Bill for pretentious people innit.
I thought the Sopranos ending was decent enough to be fair. It was a bit patchy when it went all soap opera and the final seasons got it back on track.
Probably breaking bad deserves a mention. By the end it’d just stopped being good.
Talking of disappointing endings to TV shows on 12:45 - May 3 by Mullet
How did anyone get to episode 5 let alone season 5 of the Wire? The Bill for pretentious people innit.
I thought the Sopranos ending was decent enough to be fair. It was a bit patchy when it went all soap opera and the final seasons got it back on track.
Probably breaking bad deserves a mention. By the end it’d just stopped being good.
Straight red for mullet. And then another red just because.
Talking of disappointing endings to TV shows on 12:45 - May 3 by WeWereZombies
Really?? I thought it was Britney's finest hour...and thirty four minutes...
Having just looked up Ms Spears' filmography, I had no idea she was in Farenheit 9/11 with Michael Moore. Must have forgotten her interest in political activism...
Dear old footers KC - Private Counsel to Big Farmer - Liberator of Vichy TWTD
Talking of disappointing endings to TV shows on 12:50 - May 3 by footers
Having just looked up Ms Spears' filmography, I had no idea she was in Farenheit 9/11 with Michael Moore. Must have forgotten her interest in political activism...
From memory he rips her apart and other celebs for giving sh1twitted opinions in interviews.
Talking of disappointing endings to TV shows on 12:52 - May 3 by J2BLUE
I'm still triggered by by the GOT ending. Made no sense at all.
A time-saving advice service niche market opportunity is clearly available for some budding entrepreneur here J2. I'm now really happy at all the time I saved never watching GOT :)
Talking of disappointing endings to TV shows on 12:58 - May 3 by Ryorry
A time-saving advice service niche market opportunity is clearly available for some budding entrepreneur here J2. I'm now really happy at all the time I saved never watching GOT :)
GOT provided the two best hours of tv I have ever seen. I loved every single episode except the finale. I certainly wouldn't discourage anyone from watching it.
Talking of disappointing endings to TV shows on 13:10 - May 3 by J2BLUE
GOT provided the two best hours of tv I have ever seen. I loved every single episode except the finale. I certainly wouldn't discourage anyone from watching it.
GOIT had a lovely slow pace. The characters and stories had time to breath.
Then they tried to cram as much into 5 episodes for season six and it felt rushed. Oh and the battle in the dark was unwatchable imo.
Talking of disappointing endings to TV shows on 12:45 - May 3 by Mullet
How did anyone get to episode 5 let alone season 5 of the Wire? The Bill for pretentious people innit.
I thought the Sopranos ending was decent enough to be fair. It was a bit patchy when it went all soap opera and the final seasons got it back on track.
Probably breaking bad deserves a mention. By the end it’d just stopped being good.
what!?
Seriously suggest you try The Wire again. One of the BEST TV series ever.
Talking of disappointing endings to TV shows on 13:21 - May 3 by J2BLUE
The battle gets better with each watch IMO. At the time I thought WTF but it's much better than the first view.
I was also fine with the timeline increasing but the final episode...it was like let's ignore the last seven seasons and just go with this sh1te.
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There was a very good Twitter thread that I’ll dig out where some screenwriting aficionado was talking about the different types of writers. “Plotters” who know how to drive a story and “Pantsers” who can deliver and develop characters. Often the two need to work together.
Problem with George Martin the creator of GOT is he is an out-and-out pantser – who also had responsibility for delivering the plot and an ending but couldn’t. So in this sprawl of characters and storylines going everywhere and nowhere the TV writers needed to shut down storylines and try and deliver something of a conclusion. But was always going to be a crude and largely unsatisfying ending given how non-plotted the whole thing is up to that point.
That’s the beauty of Better Call Saul which is an even better character-driven show. As a prequel we already know where it’s heading so it’s only the characters and their development that matters.
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