Why does anyone watch new TV when there are perfectly good copies of every season of Gargoyles they could be pirating?
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I don't know why, but this reminds me of my favorite Hank Hill quote: "Why would anybody want to do drugs when you can just mow a lawn?"
Same energy
Never seen gargoyles. Only porn of it.
Is it any good?
This is the lasting legacy of my childhood TV experience...porn 😔
Gargoyles...porn
Tiny toons...porn
Sonic the Hedgehog...porn
It's all porn now.
Just as god intended, I'll tell you hwat.
It's okay but it's a bit distracting what with all the sexy gargoyles
How many times do we need to pirate them before we can watch new shows?
Also all anyone needs is The Wire, been watching that recently and it's so good
You can stop watching Gargoyles when the voice of Keith David is available as a default TTS client on every phone.
We live in a machine learning world, don't let your dreams be dreams.
We talking bout Goliath, Hudson, Bronx, Brooklyn and the rest of the gang? Them gargoyles?
And then for one, "yeah I like that show!"
"Oh do you remember when x did y?"
...No, I forgot everything that happened a week later.
Seen one of those (The Boys). Maybe two if you count the first season of Westworld (don't plan on watching more because it's supposed to be shite).
I only really bother with Mike Flanagan's single season stuff on Netflix, because the man knows how to open and close a story. Others should take note. Don't start a story unless you know how it's going to end and how long it's going to take to get there.
"This is popular, let's make more" is an attitude that has ruined television.
I don't wanna overanalyze the meme, but it is irritating when you can't have a conversation with someone without their whole identity being based on whatever they've recently watched. Then if you haven't seen it, them uncreatively explaining the plot to you.
TV shows are just an easy conversational topic... that's all it is.
Growing up in the years before and during Cable television, I am positive television was the most talked about topic over any and all aside from basic hello.
And if you didn't have cable, well you'd get filled in on whatever, but were oddly OK with it.
It makes sense, people connect through shared experiences, and TV is an easy way to do that.
Also Mr. Robot and Foundation and Good Omens and Fleabag and the new Beavis and Butthead and Station Eleven and Doctor Who is about to get good again and Irma Vep was great but I don't think that one's coming back
The Bear is very very good
I still haven’t recovered from a certain Season 2 episode
I haven't even watched breaking bad, much less anything on that list or anything else between now and like 2008
I watched 10 minutes of the walking dead during it's episode 1 premier and said "nah this sucks", I tried watching game of thrones when it was premiering episode 1, and couldn't get out of the introduction sequence without saying "snorefest"
I've tried to watch and dropped every popular t.v series and straight up ignored the existence of all other shows. I'm just not a T.V person.
As someone who very rarely watches series, this really hits home. I just rarely have the patience to do so, and because of that I also don't have any streaming subscriptions. I'd rather play games, because the interaction makes them a lot more rewarding to me. To each their own though, other people don't play games so they'll have the same problem with me
I honestly believe half of these shows are fake and you can’t change my mind
The Last of Us and The Boys.
Haven't seen anything (or even heard of a lot) of the others. Not that they are bad shows. I just like to waste my time in other activities.
Like video games. Not shows, but still wasting time.
Is it really wasting time if you're having a good time?
Fellas, is it a crime to want to share something you enjoy? As long as you aren't demonizing people who haven't seen it, who cares?
It's not about demonizing the person sharing. It's about the feeling of being overwhelmed because there's so much shit you haven't seen and will never see. You will never have enough time to get through that list and that can feel bad.
Imo we should limit these to one every 5 years.
I'm just now watching the 20 year old tv show "the wire" and its better than the 5 of these I have watched (of those 5, I'd only recommend the "the bear")
Haven't watched any of these and I don't feel like curling in fetal position. What's wrong with me, doctor?
Oh, he’s doing that because he feels like he’s missing out? I thought the joke was that he curled into fetal position because the guy is peppering him with questions and is feeling overwhelmed.
I had a boss that’d always try to talk about films, TV, and frequently referenced actors to me, and I’d always feel a bit bad that I never got it.
I imagine you have your own methods to handle these types of discussions, but this is my trick.
"Have you watched random niche show you've never heard of?"
"No, but I've heard it's pretty decent. What's it about?"
At this point, you can check out of the conversation while they talk about a show you'll never see. Personally, I like to half listen because I like to hear about stuff people have a passion for
just rewatch futurama for the 30th time like a normal person (i.e. me, the normalest of all)
Between shows and my steam backlog who has time for it all? Then there is all that other stuff like work, making dinner, getting outdoors, family...
A problem I often have is finding something good enough to kinda watch, but not SO good that I feel like I’m missing something if I screw around with my tablet while it’s on.
If I had to watch every movie/show that was/is popular... I wouldn't have time for things I really enjoy, so fuck that.