And Stan

That was brutal

Steven Knight has never met a Dickens story he wouldn't make grimdark

Agreed. I even miss her performance. A lot

Didn't even bother to read the article...

Have you tried plugging an Apple TV into your TCL? No problem with subtitles there. TCL’s are reasonably cheap tvs unfortunately - it’s likely a problem with the app and the tv in some way. Might be a bug in the app in which case report to Apple, presumably they update these things.

What device do you watch on?

I’ve had no problems with subtitles using an Apple TV

Sounds like it didn’t meet your…expectations

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What? They made a 3rd season?

Teekasay.

what about europe??

Season 3 was really good but they fumbled the landing pretty bad.

I really liked season 3 but thought Season 1 was better. I haven't watched season 2. I thought Stephen Dorf's character was the best part of season 3 especially when he and Mahershala Ali's character were interacting when they were elderly.

Edit: Scoot McNairy's character was really good to

i thought the premise was interesting. But I couldnt take it anymore after the first episode. The actual writing of its dialogue is just soooo cringe. The way they talk is not how real people talk. It feels so forced and cringe.

When it aired, consensus was that they fumbled the ending and that it kind of ruined it. It's only years later I started seeing people talk about how it was great.

I appreciated season three for a resolution that was simple. Throughout, the plot leads the viewer down paths of wild conspiracies similar to seasons 1 and 2. But here, it turns out to be an accident and parents trying to help their daughter. It was refreshing to see a season 3 that under played the gravity of the plot instead of trying to out do previous seasons.

I wouldn't count on it.

In my opinion, Season 3 is the best.

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Production value is excellent.

And acting is great, obviously, since they paid top talent.

And the ideas are interesting.

But it also feels small. They keep focusing on random off-center issues, rather than the central ideas. The basic gist (what will future look like with climate change) has so much potential for great and big ideas, so its odd they focus on random side-issues.

Milly Alcock left the most memorable impression on me from House of the Dragon

I couldn’t get through the first episode. Ham-handed and cringy. And that’s from someone who believes in climate change.

I was just hoping for like, less talking whales and musical numbers. The goring was hilarious though.

What a wrong with people on this thread. Who the hell cares about celebrities. The best takeaways are the well researched and well portrayed effects of climate change. Shits already happening around us.