Sandman did a bonus ep after its first season on Netflix, Stranger Things kinda with the last two eps of s4. pretty sure other shows have too. kinda weird but not that uncommon
I am still interested in the wilderness storyline, but I just can't see how the present storyline is recoverable tbh
Subpar season 2 and a longgggg layoff until season 3....not good. The show is still salvageable but it's definitely lost a lot of good will.
I just don't care about the "hero" in the wilderness timeline because she's dead in the present now...it's all for nothing now. Really clunky writing that Showtime seems to run into consistently.
Not sure about that. There is still a pretty big audience for this show. Most people I know outside this forum who’ve watched it still claim they love the show. Besides the recent success of The Curse, this is probably Showtime’s biggest draw.
Dexter was still Showtime's most popular show for years after it became a disappointing stinkfest. Homeland too.
I don't think you need spoilers at this point lol But yes, killing off Juliette Lewis on the sake episode you announced her teen is the actual leader (and also all in all, the only character we've really been somewhat rooting for) is a blunder that i HOPE they have a plan for
Unlike the others Ray Donovan was inexplicably popular while not ever actually being very good from the start.
I feel like 3 would’ve been the sweet spot, but looking at the show’s plot threads as they currently stand, not sure the pacing would work out. They really slowed things down in season 2
I understand the criticism of how the season ended but I’m not exactly sure what else they were supposed to do? I don’t think Juliette Lewis ever said it herself but Sophie Thatcher pretty much said that Juliette chose to leave the show.