TV Thread - beware, [expletive] can get spoilery

[thrill]

LMAO.


Seriously, that "you're not being tolerant of my intolerance" is one of my favorite, pathetic conservative arguments. What a tool.

[33anda3rd]

Seriously, that "you're not being tolerant of my intolerance" is one of my favorite, pathetic conservative arguments. What a tool.

File it right next to "why are liberals so hateful and angry?"

[ghostrunner]

Westworld went back to being a mess after the great episode last week. I don't give two [expletive] about William, so that didn't help.

[tlombard]

I binge watched the first season of Good Girls yesterday. I really enjoyed that show. It started with not knowing what I wanted to watch and realizing that Christina Hendricks was in it and then things snowballed from there and just went straight through the entire first season.

[CardsofSTL]

“The Jerry Springer Show,” which became a symbol of low-brow television with its on-air fights, swearing and infidelity revelations, is set to end after a 27-year-run, a spokeswoman said Thursday.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/the-jerry ... et-to-end/

[Popeye_Card]

I had no idea that the Jerry Springer Show still existed.

[CardsofSTL]

I've never watched an entire episode of Springer. No regrets.

[Michael]

I have a friend who used to be a lighting consultant for the Springer Show. While he was working he would watch them coach the guests before the show. He said often guests tried to keep the outfits they were given and it caused real drama unlike the actual show.

Westworld went back to being a mess after the great episode last week. I don't give two [expletive] about William, so that didn't help.

I checked out a few weeks ago and I don't regret it.

[CardsofSTL]

Alex Kurtzman recently took over the role of showrunning the latest Trek series’ sophomore season. But according to multiple reports today, he’s just signed a new deal with CBS that could usher in multiple new Star Trek shows. Hold on to your butts...

Variety reports that Kurtzman has inked a $25 million deal with CBS as part of a five-year plan to bring more Trek shows to TV in the wake of Discovery’s success. According to the site, five series are currently in early development:

A teen-oriented series set at Starfleet Academy from Stephanie Savage and Josh Schwartz, the duo behind the recent Dynasty reboot and Marvel’s Runaways adaptation.

A limited series with a currently confidential plot.

A limited series based around the beloved character Khan, from the original Star Trek and the classic film The Wrath of Khan—something that’s been rumored for a while as being spearheaded by Wrath of Khan director Nicholas Meyer.

An animated series with another currently confidential plot.

However, The Hollywood Reporter might have details on at least one of those mysterious limited series. The trade reports that one show in Kurtzman’s new deal could bring back one of Trek’s most beloved characters: Sir Patrick Stewart’s Captain Jean-Luc Picard. According to THR, both Kurtzman and producer Akiva Goldsman (who departed Discovery after its first season) are attached to the series, which would be lead by Stewart reprising his role as Picard.

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[go birds]

since this season of westworld was such a cluster.....

[SHOW]

Was there every any indication in season 1 or this season that william for sure wasn't just at the park by himself in the far future?

Like did he ever interact with any human, indicating that he was on the same timeline as everyone else?

MY thinking, after the credits scene, is that william and most of what we've seen of him, is a host stuck on endless loop inside the park, looking for a way out and never being able to to find one, thus being stuck in his own personal hell.