SportsAndLady;1798055 wrote:The show is great. You might be the first person I've ever heard not like it.
I don't completely disagree with this. Mike is awesome.Laley23;1798053 wrote:You're all confusing Mike with Saul. If they just turned it into 80% Mike, it would be amazing.
Who said anything about TV ratings? TV ratings are so damn pointless. It's like movie critics; they'll call a shit movie good, and a good movie shit.Laley23;1798059 wrote:Its premiere drew over a 6.5. Last season they struggled to stay above 2.0 and had a few in the 1.9 range. That's awful. I'm clearly not the only one lol.
Not sure the show has had a rating over 3 since the first 2-3 episodes.
I guess I'm on an island lol.Iliketurtles;1798073 wrote:Laley I normally agree with you on a lot of stuff... but like S&L I think you're crazy Better Call Saul is really good and you are the first person I've met that doesn't like it haha.
A guy at work was talking about The Americans the other day guess thats a show I need to add to my must watch list. I still need to watch House of Cards season 4 and Daredevil season 2 on Netflix. Then I missed recording a couple shows so now I'm just waiting for them to hit Netflix/Hulu to get caught up.
One of my issues with breaking bad was by the end, Pinkman was the only character I even cared about a little. I think Jimmy's brother being a nut/jackass and Jimmy still caring for him makes Jimmy more likeable.Laley23;1798079 wrote:but the Saul portion of the storyline has barely moved. I just find it incredibly boring. And I can't stand the brother plotline. He is a pretty worthless character and his problems hurt the show more than if he was normal.
TBone14;1798122 wrote:This is interesting...I've held off on starting Better Call Saul because nobody has told me it's that great. Almost every person I've talked to (talking about 5 people here...not a huge sample but people who tend to like the same shows I do) have told me it is super slow and there are better things to catch up on first.
This is what I mean. Everyone knows the outcome, so the writers and producers have basically decided to milk the seasons along slowly to get to the endgame slower, for more money. Sauls storyline just hasn't progressed hardly at all in 2 seasons from the first episode.Fab4Runner;1798127 wrote:It is very slow. That is a true fact. But it's also very, very good.
I pretty much agree with everything you've said.Laley23;1798151 wrote:This is what I mean. Everyone knows the outcome, so the writers and producers have basically decided to milk the seasons along slowly to get to the endgame slower, for more money. Sauls storyline just hasn't progressed hardly at all in 2 seasons from the first episode.
Same here. I watch (or at least have on as background noise) sports all the time, but hardly ever watch actual shows.Commander of Awesome;1798026 wrote:One thing I've realized after reading this thread, I watch considerably less TV (but prob way more sportz) than most people.
I love it. Like I said before, new season just was released too. I'll be starting that tomorrow.bases_loaded;1798185 wrote:Just discovered Peaky Blinders and already have half of it watched. Great show. Scarecrow and Bane are awesome.
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Everything about it is right.wildcats20;1798187 wrote:I love it. Like I said before, new season just was released too. I'll be starting that tomorrow.
It's especially tough with young kids. I don't think my daughter really is affected by the violence/nudity/sex of GoT yet, but I won't watch it until after she goes to bed. But we watch a lot of Bubble Guppies and Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.Heretic;1798157 wrote:Same here. I watch (or at least have on as background noise) sports all the time, but hardly ever watch actual shows.
I'm almost through with Banshee (just need time to watch, well, most of the last season) and after that, I might binge my way through Game of Thrones, but I really haven't gotten into that many series. Just guess I use my free time in other ways -- have my own "nerd pursuits" to keep my occupied, lol.
How about the cliffhanger when Bubble Baby was born? That was something.friendfromlowry;1798208 wrote:It's especially tough with young kids. I don't think my daughter really is affected by the violence/nudity/sex of GoT yet, but I won't watch it until after she goes to bed. But we watch a lot of Bubble Guppies and Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.
Lol'd. I usually just select the on-demand channel and pick whichever one I can't remember her watching six times already. She's seen the one where bubble puppies' doghouse has been destroyed many times. It's good if I have something. I'll just put it on and she stares at the TV like a zombie for 25 minutes.TBone14;1798225 wrote:How about the cliffhanger when Bubble Baby was born? That was something.
I'm pretty up to speed on Paw Patrol and Blaze and the Monster Machines if anybody would like to start a debate.
Haha I hear ya. I am an expert on Peppa Pig. My daughter loves that show.TBone14;1798225 wrote:How about the cliffhanger when Bubble Baby was born? That was something.
I'm pretty up to speed on Paw Patrol and Blaze and the Monster Machines if anybody would like to start a debate.
Fab4Runner;1798127 wrote:It is very slow. That is a true fact. But it's also very, very good.
This is how I feel about American CrimeCenterBHSFan;1798530 wrote:Ok, I'll admit it. I love American Horror Story. Anxiously awaiting the new season!
...and it stays "okay"O-Trap;1798632 wrote:Just started watching Season 1 of Blindspot.
Meh. It's okay.
I'm only through about episode 8. Doesn't get any better?vball10set;1798982 wrote:...and it stays "okay"
not really--it just seems like the show's "running in sand"...know what I mean?O-Trap;1798987 wrote:I'm only through about episode 8. Doesn't get any better?