TV Stuff

I don't remember whether I posted about Sunday shows last week. At any rate, I found last week's Mad Men to be brilliant. This week, I thought it was mostly 'meh.' I liked the stuff with Ken but I don't have much to say about it other that Peter really was obnoxiously self-indulgent and whiney this week. More so than most of the time (and he's self-indulgent and whiney most of the time).

Titanic (Downton Abbey Version not Cameron Version) -- that was one bizarre structure. Made it excessively difficult to follow. I think the thing that amused me (but shouldn't) was of course the nicest character in the nicest couple had to die! It was like that old Charlie Sheen "Top Gun" spoof where the guy's nickname was "dead meat" (or something) because it was so obvious that he would be the one to die.

Game of Thrones This one I'll discuss in somewhat more detail.

The Red Waste:
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Beyond the Wall
( Read more... )

The Boys of Summer
( Read more... )

The Iron Islands
First off, kudos to the guy playing Theon. Seriously. He's done a good job with the character. You can see what a douche he is... and yet he also manages to show that deep down Theon is really just weak and lost. ( Read more... )

King's Landing
( Read more... )

On the King's Road
( Read more... )

TV Stuff

I don't remember whether I posted about Sunday shows last week. At any rate, I found last week's Mad Men to be brilliant. This week, I thought it was mostly 'meh.' I liked the stuff with Ken but I don't have much to say about it other that Peter really was obnoxiously self-indulgent and whiney this week. More so than most of the time (and he's self-indulgent and whiney most of the time).

Titanic (Downton Abbey Version not Cameron Version) -- that was one bizarre structure. Made it excessively difficult to follow. I think the thing that amused me (but shouldn't) was of course the nicest character in the nicest couple had to die! It was like that old Charlie Sheen "Top Gun" spoof where the guy's nickname was "dead meat" (or something) because it was so obvious that he would be the one to die.

Game of Thrones This one I'll discuss in somewhat more detail.

The Red Waste:
( Read more... )

Beyond the Wall
( Read more... )

The Boys of Summer
( Read more... )

The Iron Islands
First off, kudos to the guy playing Theon. Seriously. He's done a good job with the character. You can see what a douche he is... and yet he also manages to show that deep down Theon is really just weak and lost. ( Read more... )

King's Landing
( Read more... )

On the King's Road
( Read more... )

TV Stuff

I don't remember whether I posted about Sunday shows last week. At any rate, I found last week's Mad Men to be brilliant. This week, I thought it was mostly 'meh.' I liked the stuff with Ken but I don't have much to say about it other that Peter really was obnoxiously self-indulgent and whiney this week. More so than most of the time (and he's self-indulgent and whiney most of the time).

Titanic (Downton Abbey Version not Cameron Version) -- that was one bizarre structure. Made it excessively difficult to follow. I think the thing that amused me (but shouldn't) was of course the nicest character in the nicest couple had to die! It was like that old Charlie Sheen "Top Gun" spoof where the guy's nickname was "dead meat" (or something) because it was so obvious that he would be the one to die.

Game of Thrones This one I'll discuss in somewhat more detail.

The Red Waste:
( Read more... )

Beyond the Wall
( Read more... )

The Boys of Summer
( Read more... )

The Iron Islands
First off, kudos to the guy playing Theon. Seriously. He's done a good job with the character. You can see what a douche he is... and yet he also manages to show that deep down Theon is really just weak and lost. ( Read more... )

King's Landing
( Read more... )

On the King's Road
( Read more... )