TV Thread - beware, [expletive] can get spoilery

[MrSaigon]

Bojack season 3 killed it as per usual

Best season so far, imo. Kind of interesting how it followed almost the same silly to sad arc as season 2. Each season is like an episode of The Simpsons where they all end up right where they were.

So Mr Robot has gotten a little too weird this year

I really enjoyed season one, but I was waiting for some reviews of season two before re-engaging for fear of this. I think I said here before it was easy to imagine it going all The Matrix series.

[MrSaigon]

How do you make a full series out of a lady joining the Padres? Good idea for a story, but a full series? Does she also solve crimes on the side? ...actually, I'd watch that.

[lukethedrifter]

Royce Clayton is in that one. Least that's what I heard him say on the radio.

[Schlich]

Bojack season 3 killed it as per usual

Best season so far, imo. Kind of interesting how it followed almost the same silly to sad arc as season 2. Each season is like an episode of The Simpsons where they all end up right where they were.

It's kinda funny you say that. I came across this interview with the creator. You're definitely right, but within that scheme there's also the show's attention to continuity (i.e. when Bojack's place gets trashed, it gets left trashed. Wonderful.

[TimeForGuinness]

[ghostrunner]

I was just about to post that along with the music, this title sequence gave me a boner every time I watched it.

[33anda3rd]

Someone did a supercut of Stranger Things side-by-side with its visual predecessors and it's pretty great.

[ThatGuy]

I was just about to post that along with the music, this title sequence gave me a boner every time I watched it.

I'm probably going to get that as a poster.

(The "Stranger Things" title - not you talking about your boner.)

[ghostrunner]

Eh, whatever works.

[TimeForGuinness]

Someone did a supercut of Stranger Things side-by-side with its visual predecessors and it's pretty great.

That is pretty great (even if some were a stretch)