I can vouch for the same problems on a Roku device.

I hear you that sounds fricken annoying and just saying "buy an apple product" is not helpful and comes across as super dick ridey.

BTW I had issues with them too on a Roku device. Pachinko was borderline unwatchable because I don't fricken speak Korean and I had the same issues you had. It's an Apple problem, it's not your TV.

Yeah it was nothing groundbreaking, but very solid and way better than I expected it to be based on the fairly generic look of it. I’d chalk that up as a W

TCL tvs come with a built in Roku

The only reason I'm considering watching it is because Olivia Coleman is in it so fair enough.

Three times: Breaking Bad, The Americans and Game of Thrones (but just due to Jon's storyline).

I'm going through it right now with Normal People, which has ruined me.

I just found Dexter (not my normal genre) and I’m on season 3 and already dreading it ending.

I'm glad I'm not the only one! There are so many series I've never finished lol

I’m sorry but the biggest thing i remember from s3 is the mumbling, it seriously impacted my opinion of the show. Everybody raves about Mahershala Ali’s acting, but I could hardly hear him and parse the words. Good acting isnt just talking low/mumbling words while giving a serious monologue. I remember this being a thing during Jaime Lanisters overly praised GOT hot tub scene too. Enunciate!

Nothing beats season 1 with Matthew. That season was a true masterpiece!

I have high hopes for the series! I loved the movie version with Helena Bonham Carter!

nah. just depression depression.

The best way to get over your last show, is to get under a new one! I feel this way at the end of certain shows and books, though, so I know how you feel!

For me it's usually linked to fear that I won't be able to find a good show to replace it. When I do, I'm usually able to move on. Like, I just watched Superstore over the course of like 2 months and now that I found my next show (Everybody Loves Raymond), I'm over it.

That's what The Doctor (Doctor Who) does with books. Ironically, one show that is unlikely to have this problem.

What I can't understand is the contradictions within the SAME EPISODE like an earlier one where the engine died so they are dead in space(cut to exterior shot of the ship and yup they are immobile) then later in the same episode slightly changing their inertial trajectory is a plot point! Then we have the fact as of the latest episodes we have had it hammered into out heads they are heading to Proxima Centauri which they outright state is the closest solar system to earth. So why they happen on a freaking planetary body in the void of space?!

As of the latest episode they are going full soap opera as well.

Season 2 has some good stuff in it

https://youtu.be/vt67YwRx1T8

they just needed to cut out the soldier guy imo.

I got that when I finished dexter and breaking bad

Too many to list. The Expanse, Black Sails, Fringe, Person of Interest, The Last Kingdom, Vikings, to name a few.

Meh shiz happens and new stuff always fills the void :)

Not a remake. An adaptation. Also, you clearly didn’t read the source material as it wasn’t some happy-go-lucky rainbow romp.

what exactly do you mean by "virtue signaling"?

I know what the phrase means but what in BBC programming do you think is virtue signaling?

it feels like it was another lifetime ago when my friends and i were getting together to watch this on sunday nights

as a former huge fan of twd i gotta say i'm not interested in this in the slightest.

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It will cover Shibuya arc I believe.