Which tv show had couples with absolutely no chemistry whatsoever, I always thought Joey and Rachel from friends had no chemistry especially not when they were dating.

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I have always struggled with The Boys to some degree.. violence gore machoism racism political correctness but I am of the belief that challenging TV doesn’t make it bad.. and have seen it as resilience building : ) However I’m getting towards the end of season 3 and the best word I can find is I’m finding it ‘vile’. Is it only going to get worse? In which case I think my relationship with the show has come to an end. I’ll switch off at Season 3 Episode 6.

Is it really hitting with you guys anymore?

since a new season was coming, I binged watched it. At the start, it seemed like a totally new concept and very interesting. But now it feels like they are dragging it which is becoming so annoying tbh.

What are your thoughts?

What are you Greatest “Peaks” in tv i dont mean Peaks as in Prime or best part of a tv show i mean it as what I’ve been seeing on Television TikTok, basically a moment that stands out in the tv series usually has to do with some character/s developing or a interactipn or a character Conclusion some “Peaks” ive heard of are “I Get it” the Sopranos, “I did it for me” Breaking bad”, Final Ride sons of anarchy

For me my favorite Peak in television is the Balcony Scene in the Wire 3x11 with Avon and Stringer talking and one of my favorite quotes “We ain’t gotta dream no more, man” its one of the most beautiful Scenes ive seen in tv knowing whats to come between them

I'll name 2:

1)Masquerade (1984), 1 season - A spy show with the premise that ordinary citizens were utilized in each mission in order to utilize their particular skills. Because of this, they had guest stars every week similar to the Love Boat. Kirstie Alley was one of the main stars and this was her first role following her breakthrough role in Star Trek II The Wrath of Kahn. We don't get a lot of these fun spy shows anymore. I realize this show was made in the height of the cold war which I'm sure influenced its production. The theme song was sung by Crystal Gayle. Anybody miss the old time 80s show intros with theme songs?

2)Tales of the Gold Monkey (1982), 1 season - An adventure show set in the South Pacific in the late 1930s clearly inspired by Raiders of the Lost Ark and itself was apparently a big inspiration for the Disney cartoon Tale Spin. I would love a weekly adventure show like this with modern production values. The monkey costumes in the pilot were ridiculous.

To anyone who doesn't, Celebrity Deathmatch was a claymated show that ran on MTV from 1998-2002 in which various celebrities including actors, musicians, athletes, TV personalities, and politicians fight to the death in various over-the-top ways as well as some fights having unique gimmicks. Not only that, but it also featured real life personalities such as wrestler Stone Cold Steve Austin as part of the fictional show's team and real life referee Mills Lane voicing himself. I remember catching the show as a kid, but actually watched the full episodes through reruns on MTV2, or clips on YouTube when I was a teenager. There was also a short lived reboot on the aforementioned MTV2 back in 2006-2007 but some the fights are "eh". Although I heard that there was going to be another reboot in the works but this time with Ice Cube part of the production crew with his own studio, but that was years ago and nothing came out of it.

But speaking of the celebrities, how amazing would it be if any of the celebrities featured on the show (who are still alive today) react to seeing themselves represented on the show.

For the past year I’ve been mostly skipping teasers and trailers for upcoming shows. This has even extended to the previews of the next episode as well. Does anybody else do this?

While it may seem odd considering my career field is entertainment, I guess I truly want to preserve the anticipation + obtain the element of surprise in order to be able to fully analyze a production.

So, I recently have been thinking, do shows do table reads for every episode or just for pilots?

Can someone help me out please?

I haven’t found anything official on the internet. Thing goes like this: I read everywhere that the acclaimed BBC miniseries Wolf Hall is a 6 part series, each of this episodes about 60 minutes long. However, couple of years back I wanted to watch it and found it on Netflix, only thing is it had 7 episodes roughly 50 minutes each. I may have watched one or two episodes but gave up after finding out in reviews the episodes ended differently than what I had seen; Same scenes but different arrangement or edition. As I wanted to watch it on it’s original way, I decided to stop until I found it on it’s six episode version. What troubles me the most is that nowhere on the internet it says anything about this seven episode arrangement. Maybe a shocking scene meant to be the final scene of an episode is changed to be mid episode, and I think this ruins the experience. Does anyone know anything about this? I’m from Argentina btw.