Ha, i love the internet.

Always working on binaries, all or nothing, love or hate.

Better Call Saul not getting awards doesn't mean that it is hated, it just means that other shows are liked and awarded more.

If you like or love it, then that is all that should truly matter.

One of the few times when a show that is being declared as "The Best Shit at the Moment" actually lived up to my expectctaions, if not more.

Join the club.

You is campy and funny as shit.

But i think the answe to the overall question of the post is that the darkness within humanity is a pretty interesting topic to explore.

It's the scarier type of horror because of how real it is.

The fact that normal people and lives are mostly (for your sake and mine) free of said darkness does raise some curiosity.

I like the last of us, but i think there is a lot of recency bias at the moment in regards with the comparisons between both shows.

Andrew Lincoln as Rick owned every scene he was in and helped The Walking Dead become the phenomenom that it was.

Pedro Pascal is good, but i have seen him do better than joel.

I think this is the first main character spin off that i have ever heard.

Either way, just seeing Rick's face brings me back to the times Walking Dead was Peak.

Good times.

Dark.

Black Sails.

Da fuck? Lmao

You are a loser and this is just a tv show ffs

Don't make Better call saul into your personality

Too early for Wednesday memes.

That show has been out for 2 for 3 days, so people are binging it at the moment.

But Andor, was every single day of its weekly release and even after the ending, they are still trying to shove it up our throats.

I see, Succession is probably not your type of show.

Have you considered watching Andor though, which is quite possibly the greatest TV Show of all time.

Andor can also improve your mental health and sexual perfomance, if you are interested.

You are twisting my words. I never said the first scene was "amazing", i said that it captures you right away.

From the start, the show doesn't shy away from its tone and atmosphere.

It's bleak, depressive and unlike most series out there, so it stands out.

Dark also captures you right away.

Literally, the first scene and its ramifications and dynamics for the characters related to THAT Person set the tone of the show pretty quick.

Not only that, but the soundtrack and atmosphere of the show (strating from episode one) are really unique among television.

I think people just aren't used to slow burns anymore, specially slow burns that have zero bombastic scenes and action in between, just talking.

But speakig of 1899, what a great show.

The first scene didn't capture my attention as quickly as Dark did, but the episode was so immersive.

Seeing all of the different people and languages aboard the Kerberos ship and the dread of discovering the mysteries of the Prometheus really payed off for me.