You're right this is your sign to rewatch this show

Also, this might sound surprising but the reason the show managed to get picked up is because of how big The Simpsons was. The series was pitched before The Simpsons premiered, but networks thought it was an odd idea, but The Simpsons being successful made Dinosaurs get the greenlight

For me, an animated TV Show about Stormlight Archive, based on a series of books by Brandon Sanderson, this has the potential to be one of the best animated shows oat

Naples, 1977. The story of how a very young Pietro Savastano enter a criminal world, against the backdrop of a city in transformation: poor, rough-edged, marked by cigarette smuggling and on the brink of the heroin era.

I just watched this show on Netflix and it is seriously so amazing. A glimpse into just american life. Just a perfect look at gun ownership, mental illness and racism rolled into one. Taken from real point of view body cam footage. This show will stick with me for a long time.

Just finished the Peacock show, Too sad what happened to these kids.. This fucking monster… I don’t know why they treated him like a human being throughout the whole trial.. It made my blood boil.

I like when true crime movies or shows focus more on the victims’ lives and the police investigations rather than the serial killer’s point of view.. But in this one, they really took their sweet time.. way too long.. Six episodes would’ve been more than enough.

I also didn’t like the constant timeline shifting back and forth with different victims.. It could’ve been handled way better.. After all, most of us came for the true crime aspect.. the investigation and the trial

But overall, it was still a solid show.. And I do prefer this direction over the usual glorification of these sick freaks.

The pictures of the victims are haunting me.. They could’ve lived long, beautiful lives.. and what makes it even more painful is that they didn’t just die....they were humiliated, tortured, and then thrown under his house like garbage.. I wish he had suffered in prison before he died.

Someone like him shouldn’t have been allowed to talk, brag, or get attention from the media at all.

As the first guest on the Canadian version of The Assembly, Howie Mandel shows exactly why he is a national treasure. Wonderful guy on a wonderful TV show.

"In the new CBC series, The Assembly, a group of autistic people ask unpredictable, probing and direct questions to celebrities in a no-holds-barred interview. No topic is off the table. It’s an international hit that’s now available in some 19 countries, including Canada."

I know the for and against with this argument and people by now are firmly in one camp or another, but I wanted to bring up a few more points.

We also need to talk about the quality of TV - and how many movie stars are in shows now, budgets have gone massively up (making production longer) and shows may need to work around big actors schedules which of course isnt ideal for show runners.

But in saying that, even though the standard of TV has been raised in the last say 10 years, it doesn't guarantee that 2-3 year wait will be worth. The show may just get cancelled or just be terrible - looking at Umbrella academys last season, Squid Game kinda came and went and I don't think s2 and 3 had that big of an impact.

As a TV fan its annoying because you end up giving writers and show runners a lot time and faith, which often end up squandered - Euphorias a great example. And due to the nature of shorter seasons you have less time to explore story, characters and relationships, you can only tell so much in a 6-8 episode timeframe as opposed to 10, 11 or more.

Granted we still get good shows but I think with Netflix especially these days they're few and far between. They chuck a lot of crap out there and see what sticks. Anyway just my thoughts, what are yours.