Topic: Rate the last TV show you've seen

[UncleBob]

I imagine CBS dropping Supergirl and CW picking it up.  Then, we have a Crisis on Infinite networks to merge them all into one universe.

[Spak-Spang]

They need to use Legends of Tomorrow, Arrow, and the Flash to lead into a Justice Society (Since League will not be allowed) TV series. 

Legends of Tomorrow season 2 (already confirmed) could be half about time travel and then second half of the season could turn the show into a Justice Society Show.  Then if Supergirl is cancelled just keep the actress and bring her into the CW DC universe

[pokepal148]

Apparently Moonscoop has decided it has nothing better to do with the now 10+ year old series "Code Lyoko" and decided to start officially releasing episodes on YouTube.

I should add that Code Lyoko is actually really darn good, especially after the overly formulaic first season when it becomes somewhat more narrative driven and when Aelita practically becomes the main character.

[BranDonk Kong]

I just finished episode 10 of Daredevil season 2...god damn this show is great.

[Stratos]

I just finished episode 10 of Daredevil season 2...god damn this show is great.

Finished the whole season and loved every minute of it. Some people are complaining about how the middle of the season dragged but really, I never felt that. Every episode felt relevant and entertaining.


Makes me really hope for a S3 soon, bit sadly we might have to wait longer than a year. Netflix MCU is currently limited to 2 seasons a year and with JJ S2, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, and Defenders all on the docket we may not see a DD S3 for a good while unless they ramp up production.

[BlackNMild2k1]

yeah, they need to ramp up to 3 shows a year like the movies are bumping up to 3 year.

Besides they need to make room for that Punisher mini-series and Midnight Sons spin-offs as well.
Moon Knight and Blade, maybe a Cloak and Dagger.

DD S3 needs to happen sooner rather than later though.

[Fatty The Hutt]

Finally finished the final episode of the final season of Downton Abbey.
All in all, a good series. We made a point of watching on Blu Ray. This type of show is such a lush, beautiful show I felt it was worth it. Production value is high.
The final episode was a reasonably satisfying conclusion. Tied up pretty much everyone's stories so good on them for that. I was only mildly disappointed that my hoped-for scenario did not occur, that being:
I hoped the whole cast would choose to go on a transatlantic journey for some trumped-up reason and they would all die in a tragic sinking, thus mirroring the Crawley family deaths that occurred aboard the Titanic that kicked off the series in the first place.

You're fictional(?) spoiler inspired me. Here's the ending you wanted:












The End.

Brilliant! Now my viewing experience feels complete.

[Plugabugz]

yeah, they need to ramp up to 3 shows a year like the movies are bumping up to 3 year.

Besides they need to make room for that Punisher mini-series and Midnight Sons spin-offs as well.
Moon Knight and Blade, maybe a Cloak and Dagger.

DD S3 needs to happen sooner rather than later though.

What about Amazon MCU? (they likely wouldnt do that... but....)

Also, i think Arrow needs to drop the flashbacks now. Even though this week's episode was great.

[UncleBob]

Oh, Supergirl writers...

Myriad was designed on Krypton for use on the people of Krypton.

It was being used against the humans on Earth.

It worked against Superman because... he was raised on Earth... or something.

It doesn't work against Supergirl because she's Kryptonion.  Even though it was designed to be used on Kryptonions.

This makes no sense to me.

[BlackNMild2k1]

Oh, Supergirl writers...

Myriad was designed on Krypton for use on the people of Krypton.

It was being used against the humans on Earth.

It worked against Superman because... he was raised on Earth... or something.

It doesn't work against Supergirl because she's Kryptonion.  Even though it was designed to be used on Kryptonions.

This makes no sense to me.

Ok. I'm glad I wasn't the only one that caught that... but I decided to overlook it, mostly because I was only half watching anyway.
I wasn't sure if I missed something where they said they calibrated it to Earthlings or not, so I didn't make a stink about it.

[Khushrenada]

Frankly, I could never tell if it was supposed to be daytime or nighttime when watching the show. The lighting seemed to keep changing so frequently between scenes and kept interrupting my suspension of disbelief.

[oohhboy]

Saw the Flash/Supergirl cross over episode and it had a lot of gold. On fire? no problem! Who needs secret identities? Lets pose in front of Cat Grant. Thrown out a window? Who what Who? I WAS RESCUED! LOL aborted kiss. Ice cream!

[Stogi]

So I'm late to the train, but I'm watching POI season 4 and it's better than every drama series I have seen in the past year. And yes, I do mean every drama series; game of thrones included.

Everything is so tightly managed. There isn't a lose thread or even line in this season so far. Everything moves with pitch perfect accuracy. Actions have consequences, and motives make actions. It's suspenseful, funny, sexy, philosophical and bad ass.

[BlackNMild2k1]

Agent of SHIELD

Coulson: "I've met gods. Gods bleed"

the entire audience:


Edit:

[UncleBob]

DAMNIT LEGENDS.

Rip: "You shouldn't be involved in your own abductions.  Timeline paradoxes and all.  Ignore the fact that Sarah was *JUST* involved in her's and has been interacting with her past self for this entire episode."

Stop.  Just stop.

[Plugabugz]

So I'm late to the train, but I'm watching POI season 4 and it's better than every drama series I have seen in the past year. And yes, I do mean every drama series; game of thrones included.

Everything is so tightly managed. There isn't a lose thread or even line in this season so far. Everything moves with pitch perfect accuracy. Actions have consequences, and motives make actions. It's suspenseful, funny, sexy, philosophical and bad ass.

There is one huge completely unavoidable point where they were forced to course-correct, which Khush noticed too, with how Sarah Shahi's pregnancy forced her to be used less in the show and then ultimately dropped out. That meant the big showdown between her and Dominic never happens and had to change things post her departure to account for her absence


But that said, this is Jonathan Nolan's first TV show and if this is the quality he produces (he even proves he's a very good director with the season 2 episode "Relevance" which introduces Shaw) then we are in for a real treat with his HBO-produced Westworld.

[NWR_insanolord]

He's also involved with HBO's adaptation of Foundation, which I'm extremely excited for.

[Stratos]

HBO is doing Foundation? As in Asimov's Foundation and Robots/Empire series? If they pull this off right it could be their Sci-fi equivalent of Game of Thrones. I'll keep an eye on it.

[BlackNMild2k1]

A review clip from this weeks Agents of SHIELD

Total MCU canon BTW. pretty sure it was an LMD...

[oohhboy]

Season final of Supergirl.

They introduce plot holes trying to explain things like Supergirl's powers. I now see why they dealt with the nuclear missile as they as they wanted to save if for this. I do find a somewhat twisted pleasure as to how they write out Superman's intervention. Oh look there he is! Where? Over there! *NOPE*.

I am starting to watch it less for Supergirl than for the dumb fun stuff Klara does like running in screaming I got rescued or generally acting awkward, weird or overly enthusiastic.

[Plugabugz]

Season final of Supergirl.

They introduce plot holes trying to explain things like Supergirl's powers. I now see why they dealt with the nuclear missile as they as they wanted to save if for this. I do find a somewhat twisted pleasure as to how they write out Superman's intervention. Oh look there he is! Where? Over there! *NOPE*.

I am starting to watch it less for Supergirl than for the dumb fun stuff Klara does like running in screaming I got rescued or generally acting awkward, weird or overly enthusiastic.

Supergirl cant survive in space yet in the previous episode Superman can't help because he's "off world". Right.

[oohhboy]

It's not just that she can't survive in space because breathing, apparently she need gravity to generate "Thrust".

[UncleBob]

Season final of Supergirl.

They introduce plot holes trying to explain things like Supergirl's powers. I now see why they dealt with the nuclear missile as they as they wanted to save if for this. I do find a somewhat twisted pleasure as to how they write out Superman's intervention. Oh look there he is! Where? Over there! *NOPE*.

I am starting to watch it less for Supergirl than for the dumb fun stuff Klara does like running in screaming I got rescued or generally acting awkward, weird or overly enthusiastic.

Supergirl cant survive in space yet in the previous episode Superman can't help because he's "off world". Right.

To be fair...

[Plugabugz]

DAMNIT LEGENDS.

Rip: "You shouldn't be involved in your own abductions.  Timeline paradoxes and all.  Ignore the fact that Sarah was *JUST* involved in her's and has been interacting with her past self for this entire episode."

Stop.  Just stop.

And how Rip has been saying "don't interfere with your own timeline" and then at the end contradicts itself to say to Jax "maybe time wants you back together".

This show needs some consistency and quickly.

[UncleBob]

And, going back to pull your own childhood self to stab someone in the future...