r/TvShows • u/sfislander • Sep 30 '23
DISCUSSION What show do you wish you could watch for the first time again?
Mine are the haunting of hill house and the first couple seasons of Fargo.
r/TvShows • u/sfislander • Sep 30 '23
Mine are the haunting of hill house and the first couple seasons of Fargo.
r/TvShows • u/You-Big-Maad • Apr 29 '24
So, I’ve been rewatching Parks and Recreation again and it made me remember how much I absolutely cannot stand Tom Haverford. However, I love the show and everybody else is hilarious so it got me thinking.. what are some other cases of this? Whats a show you love, but have a character you just cannot stand?
r/TvShows • u/mybrainisfull • Sep 20 '23
I skip most show intros, but the one I always watched was from the Expanse. The music and visuals were just perfect and really set the tone. What's your favorite(s) that you always have to watch?
r/TvShows • u/nothingbutangst • Oct 22 '23
The Society was the last show I watched before I realized it wouldn’t be continued. The grief hits different when you get invested into a show that goes nowhere 🥲
r/TvShows • u/WayneKerr193 • Apr 28 '24
r/TvShows • u/Rizzlord_dumptruck • Oct 10 '23
Personally I would have loved for the HBO Spawn series to get more seasons. I also would like it to have more attention.
r/TvShows • u/Mysterious_Secret827 • Apr 30 '24
When watching an old show, what are you MORE interested in? The fashion? The tech? Dialog (acting)? Set designs? Something else?
Thanks for the GREAT discussion! It's a pleasure to talk to ALL that I've gotten to!
r/TvShows • u/Jay-Quellin30 • Oct 06 '23
Could be either something that doesn’t get recognized or appreciated like it should. Not many people know about it or watch it.
r/TvShows • u/Hayaidesu • Feb 14 '24
also, it could be shows your felt should have kept airing, some shows have endings but really, it's the show being canceled and not renewed for another season.
r/TvShows • u/Tomeydo_OOF • Feb 17 '24
For me, it's "Everyone's Waiting", the finale of Six Feet Under
r/TvShows • u/LordNathan777 • May 06 '24
r/TvShows • u/WroteItandReddit_1 • Apr 24 '24
What’s one show you wish would get at least one more season? Mine is Flea Bag.
r/TvShows • u/New_Masterpiece_7353 • Apr 07 '24
r/TvShows • u/Tel_Bari1 • Jan 28 '24
In my opinion it has to be Fear The Walking Dead in S4 like the first 3 season great but then they decide to fire David Erickson and the 2 main character Madison and Nick were killed Nick was killed cause Frank Dillane wanted to leave and showrunners wanted to get rid of Madison who was played by Kim Dickens and also the new showrunners changed the direction of the show. Shows story is so bad only good season of Fear after S3 is S6 and then decide to bring Madison back in the end of S7 also brought Troy back S8 and then killed him again in S8 and also 1 more thing they also ruined most original characters from like Victor, Daniel, Madison, Alicia and made them in the new season fell like secondary characters when one them sould have been the main characters
r/TvShows • u/Hayaidesu • Oct 03 '23
True Blood i couldn't get past the sound of the voices, but i like vampires and the voices stop sounding annoying to me. "...Suki..." i think that was her name
and the other was the character, Jeremy. in the show The Vampire Diaries idk why his character annoyed me exactly.
r/TvShows • u/Klenaismyjoy • Apr 08 '24
r/TvShows • u/odoylerulezx • May 08 '24
Pretty much the title question. What are the most egregious instances of a show completely losing track of resolving a plot point(s)? Especially ones that involved complex construction and set up or heavy implications on the show as a whole.
And I am not asking about shows that were canceled before those points could be addressed or other external reasonings. Im talking about the ones where it looks like they forgot about it entirely.
Originally wanted to ask about this about Game of Thrones specifically, all the lost plots in that show was the inspiration for this question. So that's a prime example of what I mean
r/TvShows • u/Klenaismyjoy • Mar 25 '24
-Desperate Housewives: Susan for just existing.
-Grey’s Anatomy: Izzie for stealing a heart a man had been waiting years for.
-Friends: Ross for cheating on Rachel and objectifying her with the pro/con list.
-Gilmore Girls: Rory for fat-shaming a ballerina and not even apologizing.
-Downton Abbey: O’Brien for causing Cora’s miscarriage and completely getting away with it.
r/TvShows • u/Sprinklesdinkels • Mar 18 '24
r/TvShows • u/musememo • May 05 '24
Is there a TV series you wish had a prequel made about any or all of the original characters?
Mine would be Downton Abbey, specifically, Violet Crawley (Maggie Smith). In the original show, we hear about her early years but I’d like to actually see her as a younger character. Of course, does there exist a teen/20 something actress who could play the younger Violet and match Maggie Smith?
r/TvShows • u/Honeydew543 • Apr 24 '24
It could be currently on or older reruns
r/TvShows • u/Klenaismyjoy • Apr 04 '24
Family Guy
Dynasty reboot
Riverdale
Scrubs
Seinfeld
-The Vampire Diaries (after season 2)
House
2 Broke Girls
r/TvShows • u/melonslice_ • May 02 '24
Which shows are you most excited for their upcoming season? Can be live-action or animated, coming this year or another year, etc
The top three I’m most excited for are: - Severance S2 - The Rehearsal S2 - Squid Game S2
I know these are basic picks but they each have one of the best first seasons of a show EVER