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Post by Arlon10 on Sept 16, 2017 11:29:04 GMT
I think they're running out of good ideas though. Movies too. When you've seen three Star Wars movies you've seen them all. Some of them you have to watch like you'd have to watch a train wreck. I agree about the Star Wars. I was so disappointed in the one where Han Solo is killed by his teenage son. I don't watch too much TV. Right now I'm watching seasons 9-10 of Trailer Park Boys.. a guilty pleasure. When it first started I thought The 100 would be worth watching. "Look! Good writing again at last!," I thought. I soon noticed not only is it not good writing, it isn't even professional mediocre writing. You can't possibly follow it. It appears the writers were confident Hillary Clinton would be president now. I suspect Dr. Abigail Griffin is supposed to be as interesting to us as Hillary Clinton and Thelonious Jaha as interesting as Obama. That didn't work out and the story lines are gone all off any track. Following most television series lately is a problem. You can't just watch one episode, you have to watch each one from the beginning of the series to have a clear idea what's going on. That's what people are doing, buying the DVDs and "binge watching" to have any idea what the series is about. That's part of the problem I've noticed that led to this thread. |
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