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was that on HBO or Lifetime?
On the other hand Larry David was another classic
On the other hand Larry David was another classic
Holy crap was Entourage awful again
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#4
The “ultimate guy show” is now being written by women.
What did you expect?
I was done with the show after last season, but when I found out that this season is the last one I figured I would watch it just to see how it ended.
After two episodes I had to stop watching. It was beyond terrible. I realized the absurdity of basically forcing yourself to watch something that’s unbelievably boring just to see how it ends.
Entourage 
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#16
Sorry SS, The Sopranos was a great show but it hung on too long (likely 2-3 seasons of bland rutterless episodes). And I wasn't comparing the shows, but the downward spiral they both had to subject us to until going away.
When The Sopranos has to resort to the "gay agenda" to keep itself going, it turned into an embarrassment.
For one of the greatest dramas ever - see Breaking Bad.
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Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:
Sorry SS, The Sopranos was a great show but it hung on too long (likely 2-3 seasons of bland rutterless episodes). And I wasn't comparing the shows, but the downward spiral they both had to subject us to until going away.
Sorry SS, The Sopranos was a great show but it hung on too long (likely 2-3 seasons of bland rutterless episodes). And I wasn't comparing the shows, but the downward spiral they both had to subject us to until going away.
When The Sopranos has to resort to the "gay agenda" to keep itself going, it turned into an embarrassment.
For one of the greatest dramas ever - see Breaking Bad.
Even during its worst seasons the Sopranos was still better than pretty much everything else on tv.
IMO, Entourage is so bad now that it’s not even watchable anymore and this is coming from a guy that’s been watching it since the beginning and wanted to see how it ended.
I actually didn't find Breaking Bad to be all that great. The first season was good but it seemed to kind of trail off halfway through the 2nd or 3rd season (I can’t remember which. The last thing I remember was Jesse moving into a new apartment and having a thing with the landlord chick).
I’ll probably give it another chance though.
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Quote Originally Posted by StraightShooter:
Even during its worst seasons the Sopranos was still better than pretty much everything else on tv.
IMO, Entourage is so bad now that it’s not even watchable anymore and this is coming from a guy that’s been watching it since the beginning and wanted to see how it ended.
I actually didn't find Breaking Bad to be all that great. The first season was good but it seemed to kind of trail off halfway through the 2nd or 3rd season (I can’t remember which. The last thing I remember was Jesse moving into a new apartment and having a thing with the landlord chick).
I’ll probably give it another chance though.
What he said
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Quote Originally Posted by Stiln:
I said this before I remember how great of a show that 70s show was until the last season where eric and kelso were not even in the season at all until the last episode and the show writers had some new ass clown join the set to fill the role who was absolutely horrendous.
I said this before I remember how great of a show that 70s show was until the last season where eric and kelso were not even in the season at all until the last episode and the show writers had some new ass clown join the set to fill the role who was absolutely horrendous.
i wanted to fight seth green when they brought him on that show..what a fuking tool
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Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:
It's an HBO thing to keep shows around far after the writing has been exhausted.
HBO s got 3 shows i love. Funny or die, Kenny Power, and i am looking forward to new season of How to make it in america. I haven't seen Breaking Bad yet. Guess im gonna have to check it out.
It's an HBO thing to keep shows around far after the writing has been exhausted.
Breaking Bad is on an arc that The Sopranos would've killed for. Show continues to get better and unlike The Sopranos is actually going somewhere.
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Quote Originally Posted by ChOdaZ:
i wanted to fight seth green when they brought him on that show..what a fuking tool
Seth Green was in about 5 random episodes throughout the series as a side character. Seth Meyers' (SNL) brother Josh was the ass clown that came in as a main character in the last season.
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