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Re: TV: A Succession of Watchmen in The Good Place
Obviously not. When have we EVER done anything about it?
Obviously not. When have we EVER done anything about it?
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TV: A Succession of Watchmen in The Good Place
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St. Clown
Liberal Rebel Scum, apparently
Re: TV: A Succession of Watchmen in The Good Place
Moore will never watch a second of that show willingly. He will simply push to have his most dedicated fans boycott the show. All the while cashing the royalty check from HBO.
St. Clown
Liberal Rebel Scum, apparently
Re: TV: A Succession of Watchmen in The Good Place
Anybody who does something with his work is considered a usurper by him. Secretly, I think he's scared that somebody might take his work and improve upon it.
Anybody who does something with his work is considered a usurper by him. Secretly, I think he's scared that somebody might take his work and improve upon it.
Handyman
Hug someone you care about...
Re: TV: A Succession of Watchmen in The Good Place
Well I mean we are all just lucky we were allowed to be graced by the greatness that is Alan Moore. He is truly the William Shakespeare of our time.
The guy makes Kepler look humble and concise
Well I mean we are all just lucky we were allowed to be graced by the greatness that is Alan Moore. He is truly the William Shakespeare of our time.
The guy makes Kepler look humble and concise
rufus
rock and roller
Re: TV: A Succession of Watchmen in The Good Place
Just finished up the final season of The Deuce. What a wonderful, and fitting ending. Just beautiful.
Magical, and yet at the same time, filled with a sadness and nostalgia for an area that lost its character and personality in the name of corporate gentrification.
Just finished up the final season of The Deuce. What a wonderful, and fitting ending. Just beautiful.
Magical, and yet at the same time, filled with a sadness and nostalgia for an area that lost its character and personality in the name of corporate gentrification.
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RaceBoarder
Waiting for the Snow to fly...
St. Clown
Liberal Rebel Scum, apparently
And he used a collection of others’ characters from children novels to do it. I’m willing to bet that was done purposefully to send a message of how he views others trying to build on his prior work.
He just sucked at sending that message.
JF_Gophers
2147483647
App cant connect this AM. Must be overloaded.
St. Clown
Liberal Rebel Scum, apparently
Re: TV: A Succession of Watchmen in The Good Place
I had wait times when running through the menus, but things would eventually load. I didn't watch anything because I had to get into the office today.
I had wait times when running through the menus, but things would eventually load. I didn't watch anything because I had to get into the office today.
Slap Shot
I got nothing
Re: TV: A Succession of Watchmen in The Good Place
E1 of The Mandalorian.
As someone that has never watched even a single minute of anything Star Wars aside from the (10?) movies and never read any of the books this show may go easier for me than diehards, but I watched with my younger son who has done both. We both enjoyed it for what it was. It wasn't deep, but the CGI was crisp and the premise and quest intriguing enough I will give E2 a look.
E1 of The Mandalorian.
As someone that has never watched even a single minute of anything Star Wars aside from the (10?) movies and never read any of the books this show may go easier for me than diehards, but I watched with my younger son who has done both. We both enjoyed it for what it was. It wasn't deep, but the CGI was crisp and the premise and quest intriguing enough I will give E2 a look.
JF_Gophers
2147483647
Re: TV: A Succession of Watchmen in The Good Place
I was surprised that my Samsung TV had the app. I thought the launch list didn't include them.
It also would play The Mandalorian, while the PS4 app gave an error.
I would say ep 1 was "fine." Ill watch ep 2 on Friday and see if i feel different about it.
The big reveal scene didnt really do anything for me.
I was surprised that my Samsung TV had the app. I thought the launch list didn't include them.
It also would play The Mandalorian, while the PS4 app gave an error.
I would say ep 1 was "fine." Ill watch ep 2 on Friday and see if i feel different about it.
The big reveal scene didnt really do anything for me.
RaceBoarder
Waiting for the Snow to fly...
Re: TV: A Succession of Watchmen in The Good Place
The Mandalorian was perfectly cromulent for me.
I know the movies, but nothing else really, so I'm sure I missed some of the stuff out there. Didn't realize that Taika Watiti voiced the bounty hunting droid....
The Mandalorian was perfectly cromulent for me.
I know the movies, but nothing else really, so I'm sure I missed some of the stuff out there. Didn't realize that Taika Watiti voiced the bounty hunting droid....
French Rage
NICKERSON HAS [CENSORED]
Re: TV: A Succession of Watchmen in The Good Place
Any comments on the bad zooming on Simpsons episodes on the app?
Any comments on the bad zooming on Simpsons episodes on the app?
St. Clown
Liberal Rebel Scum, apparently
Re: TV: A Succession of Watchmen in The Good Place
Which app? They're all apps, unless you're watching via the website. At any rate, the pre-HD shows are all zoomed and cropped to fit a 16:9 screen rather than the old 4:3 screens. The exception is when they cut to Itchy & Scratchy, those show the TV set outline and black bars on either side. This holds true to the standards put in place with pre-Disney ownership of the show. Season 3 begins with episode 2, Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington, when streaming; they cut out the Michael Jackson episode that opened season 3.
I watched Star Wars ep IV, and they supposedly changed the Han/Greedo scene again, but I didn't see any difference from the last Lucas-made edit. Still, they should find a way to remove some of the stupid changes and bloat added by Lucas. Most of it adds nothing and even distracts from the experience.
Which app? They're all apps, unless you're watching via the website. At any rate, the pre-HD shows are all zoomed and cropped to fit a 16:9 screen rather than the old 4:3 screens. The exception is when they cut to Itchy & Scratchy, those show the TV set outline and black bars on either side. This holds true to the standards put in place with pre-Disney ownership of the show. Season 3 begins with episode 2, Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington, when streaming; they cut out the Michael Jackson episode that opened season 3.
I watched Star Wars ep IV, and they supposedly changed the Han/Greedo scene again, but I didn't see any difference from the last Lucas-made edit. Still, they should find a way to remove some of the stupid changes and bloat added by Lucas. Most of it adds nothing and even distracts from the experience.
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