Red Mosquito

@SkitchP wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:The show is better this year.

Yeah, quite a bit actually. I think last nights might have been their strongest episode.

Waterton instead of Watertown irked me in the first episode.

And then they tried to say they did that on purpose. Fuck you Aaron Sorkin, just admit you fucked up. You made sure to get everything else right, including the name of the 8 year old that was killed. Why would you change the name of the town?

cutuphalfdead wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:The show is better this year.

Yeah, quite a bit actually. I think last nights might have been their strongest episode.

Waterton instead of Watertown irked me in the first episode.

And then they tried to say they did that on purpose. Fuck you Aaron Sorkin, just admit you fucked up. You made sure to get everything else right, including the name of the 8 year old that was killed. Why would you change the name of the town?

Did You see that episode of Detroit 187 when they put ketchup on a Coney Dog?!!?!? OUTRAGE

I've liked this season thus far.

numbers wrote:I've liked this season thus far.

Me too. The whole "don't trust anything or anyone on the internet or social media" gets old but the show has seemed to focus on what works.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

numbers wrote:I've liked this season thus far.

Me too. The whole "don't trust anything or anyone on the internet or social media" gets old but the show has seemed to focus on what works.

Yeah, sorkin has a weird view of new media vs old media. He sees them as competing entities instead of mediums that can work in conjunction with each other.

Finally watched last week's episode and holy shit it might have been the worst one yet.

cutuphalfdead wrote:Finally watched last week's episode and holy shit it might have been the worst one yet.

I agree. And apparently Sorkin thought it was the best Newsroom episode to date.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:Finally watched last week's episode and holy shit it might have been the worst one yet.

I agree. And apparently Sorkin thought it was the best Newsroom episode to date.

I bet he would be insufferable if you knew him.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:Finally watched last week's episode and holy shit it might have been the worst one yet.

I agree. And apparently Sorkin thought it was the best Newsroom episode to date.

I literally laughed out loud when Charlie keeled over.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

numbers wrote:I've liked this season thus far.

Me too. The whole "don't trust anything or anyone on the internet or social media" gets old but the show has seemed to focus on what works.

Yeah, sorkin has a weird view of new media vs old media. He sees them as competing entities instead of mediums that can work in conjunction with each other.

Its exactly how old media views it. It seems that he associates with old media. Which is fitting, based on his love of lecturing the audience regarding the right way of living/voting/etc. He is the gray haired fella that will tell you how it is, and if you question his assessment than you can go fuck yourself.

Although traditional media is quicker to the point than Sorkin is.

This was a weird series for me. I was so excited for this series, and immediately let down. There were a few good episodes and some likable characters, but overall I thought this series kind of sucked. I feel like all the flashbacks in the finale should've been done earlier in the series (if at all). And yet, I watched every single episode within a week of the date it aired, and I'm kind of bummed that it's over.

Worst series ending ever.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Worst series ending ever.

for this to be true, there had to have been a slightly different version of the newsroom in the final season, a place which they collectively created in which to usher each other into the afterlife. also, it would technically be tied for the worst series ending ever.

Alex wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Worst series ending ever.

for this to be true, there had to have been a slightly different version of the newsroom in the final season, a place which they collectively created in which to usher each other into the afterlife. also, it would technically be tied for the worst series ending ever.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Alex wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Worst series ending ever.

for this to be true, there had to have been a slightly different version of the newsroom in the final season, a place which they collectively created in which to usher each other into the afterlife. also, it would technically be tied for the worst series ending ever.

i'm going to keep that gif at the ready when somebody asks me if they should watch lost

Alex wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Alex wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Worst series ending ever.

for this to be true, there had to have been a slightly different version of the newsroom in the final season, a place which they collectively created in which to usher each other into the afterlife. also, it would technically be tied for the worst series ending ever.

i'm going to keep that gif at the ready when somebody asks me if they should watch lost

I still laugh when I watch that gif and think about the ending of that show.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Alex wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Alex wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Worst series ending ever.

for this to be true, there had to have been a slightly different version of the newsroom in the final season, a place which they collectively created in which to usher each other into the afterlife. also, it would technically be tied for the worst series ending ever.

i'm going to keep that gif at the ready when somebody asks me if they should watch lost

I still laugh when I watch that gif and think about the ending of that show.

watching the ending to lost was probably the closest i'll ever come to feeling like mcparadigm

Is Lost actually worth watching?

tommymtcom wrote:Is Lost actually worth watching?

Yes.

definitely