WhatIfGodWasALeaf
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The Sarge said:
I mean I know it's far from realistic at the best of times, but the whole airport scene really took me out of it, the ending was decent though.
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I mean I know it's far from realistic at the best of times, but the whole airport scene really took me out of it, the ending was decent though.
maplesyrup
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WhatIfGodWasALeaf said:
Yeah, I agree. I've got too much invested in this thing to let that bother me though. If I see more sloppiness it might bother me but at this point, I'm still really in to it.
bustaheims
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WhatIfGodWasALeaf said:
That was a little too easy, even for Dexter, but, being that it looks like it was more to set up a major plot line for the rest of the season, I guess I can overlook it for now.
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brothert
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sorry didn't get the web etiquette memo on that one, i'll talk about the show somewhere else. thx
bustaheims said:
maplesyrup
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You might want to consider a "spoiler alert?"
maplesyrup
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Michael said:
Sorry, I was trying to be considerate of others there. My bad.
Kin
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Michael said:
It's still just casual courtesy though. There are lots of shows I don't watch but may want to in the future and it's not like it's a terrible chore to throw in a Spoiler Alert or to make your comments relatively vague(see the above Sons of Anarchy discussion).
Anyways, just my opinion.
WhatIfGodWasALeaf
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Nik? said:
Indeed, not including specifics for at least a few days or more afterwards is common courtesy in the DVR era.
WhatIfGodWasALeaf said:
I find myself in the minority. Okay. My bad.
I just figured that if you wandered into a TV thread you might actually come across discussions about a TV show that has already aired and if you are behind in watching your shows you would stay out of the thread until then.
Kin
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Michael said:
Practically speaking though that would mean that everyone stayed out of the thread unless they were currently caught up on every show they watch or might want to watch in the future which is more or less impossible for people. Nobody's saying you can't talk about any show or even talk openly about major plot points. Just that it'd be nice to throw in a Spoiler warning.
bustaheims
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I subscribe to the 2 season rule when it comes to TV shows (unless someone has explicitly stated they intend to watch the show as part of the discussion). If it happened 2 seasons ago, it's fair game to bring up. If it happened this season or last season, it needs a spoiler alert.
GhostofPotvin29
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I still think SOA is 'directing' the story too much, rather than having it unfold organically.
TheMightyOdin
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TWD is crazy... I love it.
Kin
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How about that Treme, huh? Pretty crazy stuff. The trials and travails of working jazz musicians, the way so many different characters and their stories form a web that compose the larger, encompassing story of post-Katrina New Orleans and the rebuilding efforts, the small intimate moments of drama that are personal and yet represent the shared human experience...hello? Anyone? Just me? Alright then.
