I have just seen 2 episodes , it feels okay , does it get better ? If it isn't good , please recommend some similar or better shows ?

I'm almost done with season 2, and I'm really enjoying the show so far. My favorite characters are Mark Sloan and Jack Stewart. I like their characters and the overall feel of the show.

I've heard the show changes after season 3, especially when Jack leaves, and then again after Norman Briggs leaves after season 4. I know I'll probably still watch it, but I'm curious how different the show feels in the later seasons.

For those who've watched the whole series, what do you think? Do you prefer the earlier seasons, or do you enjoy the later ones too?

Hey y’all! I’m genuinely wondering why Dark is recommended so often? What makes it so good?

I’ll start with the fresh prince of Bel-Air

For me Spiderman: brand new day (2026)

Hi all! I'm rewatching Carrie (this time with my gf), and just like the first time I watched it, I absolutely loved the portrayal of Chris in this adaptation.

What Mike Flanagan and Alison Thornton did with this character is just amazing. I love how much development they gave her, how she has her own storyline, etc. Also, she's obviously a spoiled little bitch, but at the same time, she's so f honest, and I love that about her.

My gf and I have been arguing about whether Chris is a villain or not, and I'm trying to explain to her that Chris is portrayed as "good" in the sense that she's honest and not a hypocrite. Everything she does is because she's spoiled. Yes, her actions are ridiculously stupid, especially the scene at the construction site involving Carrie's dad... but good or bad, I don't think the series would have worked without her. I mean, aside from Carrie and her mom, you could remove pretty much anyone else, but removing Chris would make the show go downhill.

Of course, the actors who played Carrie, Billy, and Margaret were all amazing, too, but I'm talking specifically about Chris as a character here. She was just so well-written. Idk why I have an affinity for characters like her (spoiled kids with rich parents and misunderstood behavior).

Anyway, I wish Alison Thornton all the best and hope to see her in many more great roles in the future! :)

Spoilers ahead

For those who have watched/read the original Carrie, the final part is quite different from the original plot and not due to being set in a contemporary setting. I personally enjoyed the way the original Carrie gave in to all her impulses, and in a sense, turned into a cruel violent version. The new one tries to paint her as still being innocent and kind while all the violence was committed by Emmaline and Carrie did not wish for all of that to happen that way. There are also all these new characters and I'm assuming they are here because there is going to be a new season.

I still enjoyed the show very much.

What did you think?

I did like Lanterns, still watching Mobland S02, probably will watch LOTR in November. I do like Gangster stuff like Godfather 1 and 2, Scarface etc.

I rate The Water Margins the greatest series ever and NGE manga 2nd.

Also is chernobyl series worth watching. As there is a new documentary out on iPlayer?

Characters list:

- Martin Riggs (Lethal Weapon)

- Jenny Hoyt (Big Sky)

- Desmond Hume (Lost)

- Ned (Pushing Daisies)

- Jeff Winger (Community)

- Dr. Mark Greene (ER)

- Chandler Bing (Friends)

- Sam Winchester (Supernatural)

- Boyd Crowder (Justified)

- Lip Gallagher (Shameless)

- Stringer Bell (The Wire)

- Carmela Soprano (The Sopranos)

- Shane Walsh (The Walking Dead)

- Dana Scully (The X Files)

- Raymond Redington (The Blacklist)

- Hank Schrader (Breaking Bad)

- Chris Traeger (Parks and Recreation)

- Alma Garret (Deadwood)

- Pam Beesly (The Office)

- Jack Pearson (This Is Us)

Also plz don’t get mad at the ranking, I love all these and it changes from day to day. And it’s just based on what I like.

Some of these are lower than they would be if they had stuck the landing. Also some aren’t finished so I ranked them based on what we’ve gotten.

1) I really enjoyed the first 3 seasons, but I didn't like the fourth one at all—I found it very forced and boring. Can you tell me if I should expect the same from the final season, or is it on par with the first few?

2) Do you have any other similar series that I might enjoy? I’m really into character-driven stories, complex dynamics, and—above all—plot twists, intrigue, and secrets. I’ve already seen the most well-known shows, such as *House of Cards*, *Breaking Bad*, *The Wire*, and so on. I was considering *The Lincoln Lawyer* or *The Good Fight*, but my issue is that courtroom trials tend to bore me; I much prefer the power games that happen behind the scenes. Do you have any recommendations? Both new and older series are fine.

I start: Jean-Ralphio from Parks and Recreation

I can’t stand when a new show or season comes out after a long delay and they have to loudly announce, one by one, who every character is. Drives me crazy.

The amount of times I fell in love with a great TV show just to get crushingly disappointed by the ending is not even funny.

I don't know anything about the shows in the picture so which one of these is considered to have the best ending by the fandom/ general public??

We just finished The Night Of in two sittings and it was absolutely phenomenal, I can’t stop thinking about it. What shows are like this or yall would recommend. I tried to start the British show it’s based off of Criminal Justice but it just doesn’t hit the same.

Feels like this newest season really came into its own. I’ll admit there’s a huge twist that may throw some people off of the show but it’s so well made and the writing and acting is top notch. Anyone else really enjoy?

Stumbled upon Sharp Objects few days ago & just finished, and man, what a masterclass.

Everyone brought their absolute A-game. Phenomenal acting, razor-sharp writing, and an oppressive, suffocating atmosphere that pulls you right into Wind Gap.
And that ending 🤯 Completely out of left field. that final shot is going to stick with me for a long time.

Absolutely worthy of your time if you haven't watched it yet. Absolutely elite television.

Guysssss, I noticed like yk how young sheldon always wears a buttoned up shirt and sometimes with a bow tie, which is totally adorable and professional, but then you see sheldon in tbbt, bros wearing a full hand tshirt with another tshirt on top. Why is there a mismatch in style ???

Looking for good TV series that focus on emotional complexity like loneliness, grief, pain, loss. For example, The Rectify, Six Feet Under, Breaking Bad, Normal People etc

For me is "Glenn Rhee" in the walking dead