You could try fringe, same type of show less seasons

Tom Selleck's commitment to Magnum PI prevented him from taking the role of Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark.

It was definitely pushing the envelope further than most 80’s cartoons. Lot of rough spots, but it’s one of the few D&D properties that feels like D&D to me. Half the show is taking the fantasy world seriously, the other half is modern teens making fun of it. All while being pointed in the right direction by a Dungeon Master*. If anyone is wondering; this show was cancelled before I was born so this isn’t just nostalgia taking.

*one element that intrigued me was the slow reveal of Dungeon Master’s backstory. The show isn’t serialized, at least not in the modern sense, but the way the breadcrumbs slowly built up makes me wonder what a modern crew could do with the idea. >!Over the course of the show it’s revealed that the kids are not the first group he brought into the realm, and that both of the two groups mentioned met a nasty end. The last episode of the show implies a group of teens brought over sometime around the turn of the 19th century, who then tried to fight the big bad of their time, but failed. All but one of them was imprisoned in a pocket universe, and Dungeon Master abandoned the surviving girl, Martha, to wander the realm until the kids meet her as an old woman!<

yes

I started the show few days ago and I liked it.

Isn't it almost entirely CGI though?

Season4 part1 was kinda boring. I was having problems getting through it too.But part2 is good! So you better keep watching it.

There are so many unlikable characters in S4 though

You mean the greatest Batman film ever made.

To finish?

Not really, I didn't like the revival that much and before that there were some flaky seasons but by that point you can probably decide if you want to continue on the big changes. Before that there's many seasons of great content.

Same. First half was a nice shift from a lackluster S3 (never liked the Love character)

Second half was absurd and not in an entertaining way

It’s still Luther. There’s kind of a crazy storyline compared to the series, but overall I liked it.

Andy Serkis is the big bad. He’s always a treat.

Lmao felt the opposite. First half was a refreshing reset to the show. Second half was so stupidly absurd I couldn’t even finish it.

First, any relationship softens the character by humanizing them.

Look at breaking bad - the whole story is about Walts adultery - to building an empire instead of his family.

Had he suddenly had a love interest (male or female), that would detract from his "true" love of building an empire against his love for his family.

The Barlow relationship was introduced first, and was a clear enough motivation for Flint to become what he was - hell bent on chaos against the British empire, exploiting his crews love of gold to get there.

The twist was from out of left field, and (to my recollection) wasn't really spoken of afterwards. It didn't push his character forward, and it "softened" him by diluting his motives beyond piracy and vengeance.

I really like the interactions between Edward & his aunt, & Edward & Shay, those feel raw & real. Imo the show should spend way more time with the Edward storylines vs the side stories. Some of the side plots are ok, but some are just so cliched & cheesy, overall they are just filler. I'm still watching it, but I think there's a lot of wasted potential, it could've been a truly great show if it just focused on Edward. Then, aside from him 'talking' to his brother, he could have similar dialogues with the memory his parents as well, and maybe even with the aunt & her deceased sister. Idk, on the more positive side, the opening song fits perfectly & the kid actor who plays Edward is very talented.

How does that twist progress his character?

Just torrent it

Season 3 was actually really good. It fell to pieces when Brianna enters the scene.

In my humble opinion, this character is among the most poorly written in all of fiction.

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How's the movie?

I've been loving Accused, only real issue is that the episodes that are just remakes of the UK show are nowhere near as good as the originals.

The writing in some episodes has been weak and shallow as well.

Totally forgot about the Real Ghostbusters - AHH my childhood!

Good for Accused! The show has some issues, but I think it has some real potential if they can make some minor adjustments to the writing for each story.

Alert, on the other hand, was downright terrible. A lot of bad writing and bad characters, leading to a subpar and very rushed finale. I very likely won't be tuning in to season 2 because I doubt it'll get any better. I don't see them course correcting on their biggest mistakes (making Kemi into a joke, Nikki/Jason's lack of chemistry, the poorly written plot twist, the poor pacing throughout the season, and the infamous "we'll get our babies back" when talking about sometimes grown ass men).

Such a great writer. Always loved his Star Wars work.

To be fair they did try to go back with the kid but the stones spit then back out in the same time.