Dr. Eddies Wingman
Brighter than thousand_suns
Holy shit. Did so much stuff today. I'm proud of myself.
I don't know what you have done, but you've probably deserved a beer.
Holy shit. Did so much stuff today. I'm proud of myself.
Not much, just cleaned the whole apartmentI don't know what you have done, but you've probably deserved a beer.
Yes. I don't like it either.Can I just say that I really dislike Game of Thrones?
Not much, just cleaned the whole apartmentI don't drink alcohol btw
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YES. And when you tell fans that, they get very, very offended. If I hear it called an opus one more time, I will flip my shit.I have seen nothing of it except some short trailers, but isn't it just another soap opera set in a medieval/fantasy setting?
Homeland! It's fucking awesome.Any newish series people would recommend?
Homeland! It's fucking awesome.
Also, not really newish (started in 2009) - Parks & Recreation. Best comedy TV series currently, IMO.
YES. And when you tell fans that, they get very, very offended. If I hear it called an opus one more time, I will flip my shit.
Sure you can.Can I just say that I really dislike Game of Thrones?
I can't disagree with this more. Everything that Martin does was done better by proper authors not-too-long before or after. Jacqueline Carey has written a similar series but it is just better, even if it is very sexually graphic (something that not everyone can handle).Sure you can. I think it's great. Not as great as the books (which are not just another fantasy series), but still great. Most excellent character portraying with lots of intrigue. So, everything but "just another" medieval/fantasy series.
I haven't read the other authors that Loosey seems to be comparing to Martin. So, given that everything is relative, he may have a point. All I can say is, standing alone, without the benefit of having read any other fantasy series (besides LotR), A Song of Ice and Fire is entertaining as hell, though the series falls off a bit after the [spectacular] third book -- Martin may be spinning his wheels trying to figure out how to wrap everything up. The TV series, Game of Thrones, is nearly as good. Last week's episode may have been the best of the entire series so far -- though, again, Book/Season Three is the high point of the story, anyway. I agree with Foro about Dinklage, he's great as Tyrion. The acting is uniformly top-notch, especially the actors who portray Jaime and Danaerys -- which is good, as they are among the more interesting characters. The noteworthy exception is Cersei, who is either badly acted or badly directed, or both -- which is a shame, as she's also a very important character.I can't disagree with this more. Everything that Martin does was done better by proper authors not-too-long before or after. Jacqueline Carey has written a similar series but it is just better, even if it is very sexually graphic (something that not everyone can handle).