Spoiler alert reminder..

If you're going to post spoilers, use the tag so it's at least covered so those diligent enough to avoid them can not read it.

For reference, to write the spoiler tag you use:
[ spoiler ] text you want to cover up [ / spoiler]

^ but don't have the spaces in the [ ]

Example:
[spoiler]Milligan > [/spoiler]

Edited by pv4: 6/4/2016 08:40:45 AM

It's not a fucking spoiler though.
It's a calculated guess. And if it's a correct guess it's because it's been known in the comics for quite a few years.

So, its the same as wankers that spoiled Game of Thrones for people who didn't read the books.

Calculated guess is a spoiler IMO.

It's like if I started talking about a calculated Game of Thrones theory like [spoiler]R+L=J[/spoiler] - I'd consider it a spoiler.

Anyway, for things that miiiight be slightly spoiler-esque in the future, use the tags bro. Saves people jokingly likening you to ISIS :lol:

I started watching season 1 last week. It's honed me. Last night i started season 4.
Doug fucking rocks.

Yeah I'm must about to finish S3 however I know what will happen in future seasons simply by watching the original.

-PB

Sorry dude, it's a spoiler.

I don't like comics. I like the show.
It's a spoiler.

In general anything comic/book related posted in a TV thread should be in spoiler tags. Predicting future tv events based on comic knowledge classifies as a spoiler for me, regardless of the likelihood of it being correct on TV.

Edited by jlm8695: 6/4/2016 06:42:10 PM

This.

Definitely a spoiler. Shame on you PJ.

As for the show itself - the show spoiled what should have been the biggest emotional suckerpunch of the entire series, and then Gimple had the hubris to compare it to the cliffhanger (which wasn't actually a cliffhanger) of Empire Strikes Back.

There shouldn't be a controversy or guessing game for 7 months on who got the bat. There should be cold sweats, deep depression, feelings of helplessness and crying in a fetal position.

The pages of The Walking Dead #100 in which this scene took place are universally regarded as one of the most emotionally wrenching scenes in comic history, and is easily the defining moment of Negans legacy and completely changed the direction of the 15 year history of TWD and the show was doing an excellent job of panel-to-screen adaptation until ending without the moneyshot. If the episode went for an extra 30-90 seconds it would have been perfect.

If it's any consolation to comic readers, the casting of Jeffrey Dean Morgan is pretty fucking perfect.


And fuck you if you don't like comics, but that's none of my business.

For a network which does a brain dead show like The walking dead, Im glad its offset with Better Call Saul

Vince Gilligan (Breaking Bad) is a genius, and he'll fuck you up if you dont acknowledge it



Edited by condemned666: 13/4/2016 11:36:38 AM

Brain dead? Is that a zombie pun or does the exploration of human nature and basic instinct just not interest you?

The truth is, its not going to happen in our first world unless youre begging for food in some street corner somewhere, why dont you just stick to bear grylls or something if youre so enamoured with survival instincts? 8-[

tomorrow when the war began started. Throwback to my childhood

very low budget but I got into it

Been loving it so far

Is that the one on ABC?

yes so iview has it

A well made adaptation.

Excited for TWTWB

But HOLY SHIT AM I EXCITED FOR GAME OF THRONES!!!!!

There was a programme in the UK recently called The Night Manager. It's a thriller about an arms dealer based on John le Carré's novel. It stars Hugh Laurie, Tom Hiddlestone and Olivia Colman.

The plot, dialogue and character development are outstanding.

It's probably the best thing on television at the minute, especially when compared to the other garbage.

I cannot recommend watching this series highly enough.

Edited by quickflick: 29/4/2016 04:52:19 PM

Agreed. Quality series =d>

Punisher stand alone series confirmed!

-PB

So. Fucking. Pumped.

In case youre wondering why one of the voices at the party sounds familiar (the one picking up Lana), its because thats the voice of John O'Hurley, better known as Jay Peterman from Seinfeld->



Somehow, that actor is "only" 61. I was pretty certain J Peterman was a 50 year old man on seinfeld, which meant he would have been 70 something

Only watch the first ep so far and I felt it was very slow.

Hoping it gets better.

-PB

Tis on BBC First

These fucks are back->

The flash is going absolutely fucking insane

Just started season 1 of True Detective.

Fuck me you've got to concentrate during it. That said, really enjoying it so far. Just finished ep. 3