Rate the last TV Series you've watched

[built2shred]

Originally Posted by Augen

There's a fourth season?! I need to check it out, thanks built2shred.

Yep, and Amazon just renewed it for season 5...

[Vracula]

Mindhunters season 2 - 8.5/10

Great GREAT season. Bit slow towards the last 3 episodes but that was to probably accurately represent the furstration of the officials. I am still amazed at the actors they get to mimic the serial killers. Phenomenal series. These guys should win an award.

The Mandalorian 8/10

The series that saved the franchise I reckon. More love for it from SW fans then the movies themselves. By only complaint was ep4 and some of the dialogue ..yeesh. Baby Yoda was a genius idea.

The Witcher 3 8/10

As a fan of the books and the Games I was immensely satisfied. Bit weak here and there but still bloody faithfull to the books . The only complaints I see are from fans of the games that are missing their big boobied NPC’s.
Edit : Also poorly handled timeline.

[DarkKni9hT]

The Witcher: Episode 1. 8.5/10
I have neither read the books nor played the games, but found this very well done and well acted. A little short on budget in places, but overall a great look and feel.

The Witcher, Episodes 2 onward. 3/10
After starting out so strongly, this went south in a hurry. The plot became very jumbled, disorganized. The main thread of the story seemed to disappear or get pushed aside. And once the asinine bard came into the picture, the whole thing began to feel like a Xena: Warrior Princess gender swap. Very disappointed at how this turned from great to just meh. Gave up after six episodes.

[supermetroid]

The Mandalorian- 8/10

Watchmen- 9/10

[abarron]

The Mandalorian 9/10

Loved it. The best thing to happen to Star Wars in ages

[abarron]

Originally Posted by built2shred

Yep, and Amazon just renewed it for season 5...

Really??

Was never interested in it and then gave it a go and binged it all. Love the series but not started on season 4 yet

[NorthernLadMSP]

Originally Posted by DarkKni9hT

The Witcher: Episode 1. 8.5/10
I have neither read the books nor played the games, but found this very well done and well acted. A little short on budget in places, but overall a great look and feel.

The Witcher, Episodes 2 onward. 3/10
After starting out so strongly, this went south in a hurry. The plot became very jumbled, disorganized. The main thread of the story seemed to disappear or get pushed aside. And once the asinine bard came into the picture, the whole thing began to feel like a Xena: Warrior Princess gender swap. Very disappointed at how this turned from great to just meh. Gave up after six episodes.

I couldn't watch past the first episode. It seemed like the season finale of a show instead of the first episode. No character development at all, just bam, a huge battle that destroyed a kingdom.

[built2shred]

Originally Posted by NorthernLadMSP

I couldn't watch past the first episode. It seemed like the season finale of a show instead of the first episode. No character development at all, just bam, a huge battle that destroyed a kingdom.

If you stick with it the story does come together by the end... I know it's trendy for filmmakers to tell part of the story in flashbacks but in this case, they kept viewers in the dark about it until episode 5 and even then if your not paying attention you might miss it...

I think in this case they should have just told the Witcher Story and then said "17 years later" and continued the story with the girl... otherwise, it can confuse people...

[protector2814]

Evil on CBS, 1st 3 episodes 8/10 -

At 1st, it readsl ike any other modern CSI/Police drama. But then .... we get some Kolchak, The Night Stalker & X-Files rolled in w/ demonic possession notes. Didn't even know this show was out there till I stumbled upon a marathon of the 1st 3 eps. last night & ended up being hooked in for all 3. This is a solid horror-drama that I'm really enjoying. Good acting, solid writing & a great cast.

[Vracula]

Originally Posted by built2shred

If you stick with it the story does come together by the end... I know it's trendy for filmmakers to tell part of the story in flashbacks but in this case, they kept viewers in the dark about it until episode 5 and even then if your not paying attention you might miss it...

I think in this case they should have just told the Witcher Story and then said "17 years later" and continued the story with the girl... otherwise, it can confuse people...

I think that was the shows biggest problem , they handled the time line preety poorly. I know the stories so was able to tell what timeline it was in based on what was being said about Cintra, if u weren’t paying attention I can see how confusing it was.