Well, I'm interested in the third season. There's lots of potential for creepy zombie-killing shenanigans in an abandoned jail.
Let's just hope they don't fuck it up with more pseudo-dramatic BS.


Also, I just wanna say that I agree with OANST's sentiments towards Dexter. I rented the first disc of the first season, and couldn't get past the third episode. The writing was just plain bad, and Dexter was simply an uninteresting character.

No. It was never good. It was entertaining, but it most certainly was never good.

You need to hate more selectively. Currently you hate so many things it's becoming meaningless.

I don't hate The Walking Dead. There are actually very few things I hate. The Walking Dead is not a very good show, but it is somewhat entertaining.

I do hate Dexter though. That show is just garbage.

That's all you've said though, you've said you hate it, because you don't like the writing, what the fuck does that mean?

It means that it is poorly written. The dialogue is terrible, and makes the actors look far worse than they actually are. It's stiff, unnatural, and awful. The only character that is even marginally well written is Dexter himself. He's the only believable character on the show, and that's fucking sad. The stories literally make no sense. They completely obliterate any ability to suspend disbelief as the dumbest shit I've ever seen in my life happens in every fucking episode of that show.

They make perfect sense! I can't understand, how you can't get, actually, forget it. Let's agree to disagree.

Dem nonstandard commas.

No. They don't. The entire show is an exercise in "There's no fucking way."

I've never seen the show, I'll play arbitrator.

I understand it's about a doctor who murders people. Why haven't they caught him yet?

He can time-travel.

The latest Doctor Who episode. Actually really enjoying it.

This whole series, up to now is looking much better than the previous two, these first to episodes have been better than series 5 and 6 combined, and David Mitchell and Robert Webb playing the robots was a very nice surprise.
These past two episodes have been much more enjoyable and much less heavy than any of series 6's.
The next episode looks epic, too. It's disappointing, series 6 had so much potential, but it was all wasted.

I watched Fargo again last night. Such a fantastic movie. Never gets old.

I think I may have to agree with OANST on this one.

He can't time travel. He's just very very good. He's a forensics expert.

Is it one of those shows where a large part of the plot focuses on impossibly meticulous forensics techniques?

No, it's nothing like that, it's just very clever. It's an epic programme, though, don't listen to OANST. Go to project free TV and watch a couple of episodes.

No, it's not clever, interesting, or engaging. It's downright boring.



I watched Seven today. I thought it was pretty good, overall. Got a bit predictable at points, but that makes sense considering the whole "7 sins" murderer. Good movie.

Doctor Who has gone stale, not only that, it's just down right bad. I thought the same of the last season as well but this latest is so far is just even more awful. Last nights episode was one of the worse. Terrible storyline and storytelling, bland characters and by god it was corny by Doctor Who standards.

They were fucking annoying.

I hope it picks up soon, I've heard there is a new Weeping Angles Episode coming soon and let's hope they don't screw up one of the great monsters on Doctor Who.

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I watched Hellboy last night. I understood the story in the end but I found it hard to follow while I was watching it. But I can't really call that a flaw in the film because it was probably my fault I didn't follow it. :tard:

Anyway, apart from that, I thought it was pretty decent film. Hellboy himself is just awesome and it was just an all round good sci-fi.

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New Dr Who episode was average yet again. There was more good stuff here than last season, but on the whole it was crappy. Smith is developing that mean streak that Tennant developed when they acknowledged that it was time to kill him off, which is nice.

Yeah, I couldn't believe he killed that guy, that was out of the ordinary, but on the whole I enjoyed it. Much more than any of season 6's. They seem to actually be putting effort into it again, I think.

It's bad, misguided effort though.

I'm really disappointing about these. I used to love watching Dr Who with my dad, but I don't think I can stomach this episode again when it actually airs here.

You really thought it was that bad? It was far more original than any of 6's, even if it was a little over the top. Also, I like the new opening.

I thought it was pretty good. All of y'all need to remember that Steven Moffat sees Doctor Who as a kid's show. And whilst I didn't love Dinosaurs on a Spaceship, it was fun. Which is all it needs to be.

There was a tonne of innuendo in that episode, though, which I haven't seen since Eccleston. And some with Tennant.

Make a Dr. Who thread already, jesus christ.

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Yeah the last episode defiantly felt like it was made for kids, More so then any other Episode. I like it when it appeals to all audiences.

I still thought the end was pretty grim. Had some definite adult ties to it.

The fact Nate liked it means it does appeal to a wider demographic than kids, it's just that kids was its target audience.

Well Deb and Dexter aren't technically related but they have been written to be supportive and strong siblings despite Dexter being adopted. Then the writers go all 'edgey' and make it so Deb is in love with Dexter.

It is such bullshit.

I watched District 9 yesterday. I didn't really like it.

You are a blasphemer, heretic, poopyhead, etc.

I watched The Many Deaths of Ian Stone (or whatever it's called). It was interesting until the second half, then it got super lame.

I also was lucky enough to get my hands on the workprint of Doug TenNapel's Mothman, which he made some three years before that Richard Gere abortion. Unfortunately, I'm not allowed to talk about it. I JUST WANTED TO BRAG ABOUT ALL MY COOL CONNECTIONS.

Has anyone seen "Lo"? It's some movie about a friendly demon or something. Anyone seen it? It's been recommended to me by a few people.

Go back fifteen or so pages, and you'll see me talking about how much I liked it. It's certainly not a perfect movie, but it's a lot of goddamn fun. Also, it has this:

Rewatching The Matrix films. Good times, they remain awesome even after so many years.

The Doctor has done worse to people who have done less.

Are you suggesting that's a sign a new regeneration is coming soon? I doubt it. The pacifist Doctor was Russell T. Davies' thing. Moffat has never had any issue with the Doctor being vengeful.

I thought the new episode was kind of stupid really. Felt like a mishmash of gimmick episodes held together with tape.