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HangTime wrote:I don't know if anyone mentioned Community, at least the first 3 seasons. It's on Netflix now, it was way underrated, even when it started back in 2009.
I heard they are finally getting to a possible movie.
Psubs wrote:HangTime wrote:I don't know if anyone mentioned Community, at least the first 3 seasons. It's on Netflix now, it was way underrated, even when it started back in 2009.
I watched it all in like a week.
So I watched Madmen 1st and Alison Brie did both at the same time. I came across a show called Love and it's kind of like Britta (Gillian Jacobs) after community but with a crazier past. It's by Judd Apatow so Rom/Com but with sex.
GordanFreeman wrote:I just finished binge watching Ozark. Solid 8.5/10 from me. The acting is what really makes the show great. Tom Pelphrey’s portrayal of someone with bipolar disorder was mind blowing. His taxi scene at the beginning of episode 9 and his scenes with his sister were heartbreaking. He definitely deserves an Emmy for his role as Ben.
I watched a few episodes of Money heist and didn't enjoy it enough to keep watching till the end. I think I'll rewatch Breaking Bad.
howlin mad axer wrote:Psubs wrote:HangTime wrote:I don't know if anyone mentioned Community, at least the first 3 seasons. It's on Netflix now, it was way underrated, even when it started back in 2009.
I watched it all in like a week.
So I watched Madmen 1st and Alison Brie did both at the same time. I came across a show called Love and it's kind of like Britta (Gillian Jacobs) after community but with a crazier past. It's by Judd Apatow so Rom/Com but with sex.
The highlight of Community is this:
SocialistHipHop wrote:Just finished Season 3 of Madmen,p, absolutely loved the story arc that started in Season 1 and culminated in be Season 3 finale. Someone on this thread had mentioned that the quality of the show tails off in the later seasons. Does anyone know when the story telling begins to take a bit of a dive? Is there one or two long term story arcs left after Season 3?
Psubs wrote:SocialistHipHop wrote:Just finished Season 3 of Madmen,p, absolutely loved the story arc that started in Season 1 and culminated in be Season 3 finale. Someone on this thread had mentioned that the quality of the show tails off in the later seasons. Does anyone know when the story telling begins to take a bit of a dive? Is there one or two long term story arcs left after Season 3?
Things start to deteriorate for some characters some get better. More like a rollercoaster and they start bringing back old characters to see what they're up to now / integrate them, like the world of advertising is small. Also there is some corporate movement like Suits. Mainly it's about Draper's journey and the people in his life and after so many seasons I started to like him less and liked other characters more.
It is great to see them tackle some race issues in the 60's and the female characters developing strength. Also all of the other major 60s events in history.
SocialistHipHop wrote:Psubs wrote:SocialistHipHop wrote:Just finished Season 3 of Madmen,p, absolutely loved the story arc that started in Season 1 and culminated in be Season 3 finale. Someone on this thread had mentioned that the quality of the show tails off in the later seasons. Does anyone know when the story telling begins to take a bit of a dive? Is there one or two long term story arcs left after Season 3?
Things start to deteriorate for some characters some get better. More like a rollercoaster and they start bringing back old characters to see what they're up to now / integrate them, like the world of advertising is small. Also there is some corporate movement like Suits. Mainly it's about Draper's journey and the people in his life and after so many seasons I started to like him less and liked other characters more.
It is great to see them tackle some race issues in the 60's and the female characters developing strength. Also all of the other major 60s events in history.
From what you’re saying, it sounds like I’d enjoy the final 4 seasons enough to not cut it short. I did already go through 3 seasons in two weeks, lol.
SocialistHipHop wrote:Psubs wrote:SocialistHipHop wrote:Just finished Season 3 of Madmen,p, absolutely loved the story arc that started in Season 1 and culminated in be Season 3 finale. Someone on this thread had mentioned that the quality of the show tails off in the later seasons. Does anyone know when the story telling begins to take a bit of a dive? Is there one or two long term story arcs left after Season 3?
Things start to deteriorate for some characters some get better. More like a rollercoaster and they start bringing back old characters to see what they're up to now / integrate them, like the world of advertising is small. Also there is some corporate movement like Suits. Mainly it's about Draper's journey and the people in his life and after so many seasons I started to like him less and liked other characters more.
It is great to see them tackle some race issues in the 60's and the female characters developing strength. Also all of the other major 60s events in history.
From what you’re saying, it sounds like I’d enjoy the final 4 seasons enough to not cut it short. I did already go through 3 seasons in two weeks, lol.
pilkoids wrote:SocialistHipHop wrote:Psubs wrote:
Things start to deteriorate for some characters some get better. More like a rollercoaster and they start bringing back old characters to see what they're up to now / integrate them, like the world of advertising is small. Also there is some corporate movement like Suits. Mainly it's about Draper's journey and the people in his life and after so many seasons I started to like him less and liked other characters more.
It is great to see them tackle some race issues in the 60's and the female characters developing strength. Also all of the other major 60s events in history.
From what you’re saying, it sounds like I’d enjoy the final 4 seasons enough to not cut it short. I did already go through 3 seasons in two weeks, lol.
I started it recently as well. If their depictions of what workplaces were like in the 50s is even 50% true its quite remarkable how much things have changed in 70 years
Psubs wrote:SocialistHipHop wrote:Psubs wrote:
Things start to deteriorate for some characters some get better. More like a rollercoaster and they start bringing back old characters to see what they're up to now / integrate them, like the world of advertising is small. Also there is some corporate movement like Suits. Mainly it's about Draper's journey and the people in his life and after so many seasons I started to like him less and liked other characters more.
It is great to see them tackle some race issues in the 60's and the female characters developing strength. Also all of the other major 60s events in history.
From what you’re saying, it sounds like I’d enjoy the final 4 seasons enough to not cut it short. I did already go through 3 seasons in two weeks, lol.
Yes. There are so many great characters but some you'll just be like "oh gawd" and some new great characters and another totally new chapter. During the show, it made me want to smoke, drink, cheat and make witty advertisements, like I was really in those meetings.
SocialistHipHop wrote:Psubs wrote:SocialistHipHop wrote:
From what you’re saying, it sounds like I’d enjoy the final 4 seasons enough to not cut it short. I did already go through 3 seasons in two weeks, lol.
Yes. There are so many great characters but some you'll just be like "oh gawd" and some new great characters and another totally new chapter. During the show, it made me want to smoke, drink, cheat and make witty advertisements, like I was really in those meetings.
I was watching Season 3 this past weekend, and actually got a last minute ad writing project (not my typical freelance work, but definitely something I do once I’m a while) on Friday that was due this morning. I was writing the ad and in the back of my mind, I was like “I could’ve been Don Draper” lmao
Psubs wrote:SocialistHipHop wrote:Psubs wrote:
Yes. There are so many great characters but some you'll just be like "oh gawd" and some new great characters and another totally new chapter. During the show, it made me want to smoke, drink, cheat and make witty advertisements, like I was really in those meetings.
I was watching Season 3 this past weekend, and actually got a last minute ad writing project (not my typical freelance work, but definitely something I do once I’m a while) on Friday that was due this morning. I was writing the ad and in the back of my mind, I was like “I could’ve been Don Draper” lmao
Cheers! I'm eating Utz pork rinds. I had never heard of the brand before this year.
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SocialistHipHop wrote:Just finished Season 3 of Madmen,p, absolutely loved the story arc that started in Season 1 and culminated in be Season 3 finale. Someone on this thread had mentioned that the quality of the show tails off in the later seasons. Does anyone know when the story telling begins to take a bit of a dive? Is there one or two long term story arcs left after Season 3?
Psubs wrote:howlin mad axer wrote:Psubs wrote:
I watched it all in like a week.
So I watched Madmen 1st and Alison Brie did both at the same time. I came across a show called Love and it's kind of like Britta (Gillian Jacobs) after community but with a crazier past. It's by Judd Apatow so Rom/Com but with sex.
The highlight of Community is this:
Dr Positivity wrote:SocialistHipHop wrote:Just finished Season 3 of Madmen,p, absolutely loved the story arc that started in Season 1 and culminated in be Season 3 finale. Someone on this thread had mentioned that the quality of the show tails off in the later seasons. Does anyone know when the story telling begins to take a bit of a dive? Is there one or two long term story arcs left after Season 3?
6 is usually considered the weak season. I thought they were spinning their wheels a bit before getting to the seventh and final season which is good. 4 and 5 are regularly considered two of their best.
