anyone else get Limnadian flashbacks lol

otherwise loving the second season

Jonathan Frakes presenting his wife Genie Francis with a Lifetime Achievement Award is inspired. As Laura, Genie has survived nearly 50 years of Port Charles and more drama than anyone should have to endure. How fitting that it takes a Starfleet Commander to finally give her the recognition she deserves. And how sweet that Jonathan gets to present it. Well deserved! ❤️

What’s your favorite Laura moment or storyline from General Hospital all these years?

Millennium premiered 30 years ago

Basically, a TV show that only really aired in your city or state. You might think it's so good it could have done well nationally.

I've noticed I'm a big first-season binger, and then I'll lose steam for subsequent seasons. For some shows, I'll revisit season 1 to remind myself, and find it a shade of what I had in my memory.

Question, Which HBO Show cancellation stings the most?

I've been rewatching Deadwood, and it really is one of the best shows HBO produced and one of the best Television shows ever made. The setting, cast, writing and cinematography are all top notch.

However, watching Deadwood reminds me on how it got cancelled too early, and I'm also reminded that that show, Carnivale, and Rome all ended too early. I mean, I'm just wonder what HBO was thinking? Those 3 series were probably the best HBO offered and they just cancelled them.

So, I wonder what cancellation just stings the most? In my opinion, it's always going to be Deadwood for me, I really wish they got the finished the series.

So, What do you think?

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What show do you think had the biggest change in quality from one season to another. This could include shows that went from ok to amazing, or from great to unwatchable.

I imagine lots of people will answer Game of Thrones, but I feel like its decline was more steady than just a single season drop-off. Sure it started as an A+ and ended at an F, but I think it dropped to a B, C, then D before finally ending in the gutter.

My personal, terribly biased answer is Season 4 of Community. Words cannot tell you how much I loved Community, and Season 3 was as good as any in my opinion. But Season 4. My god. Don't let anyone convince you that "it's not as bad as you think." It's horrible. Every character is flanderdized. The stories are incoherent. Every unique morsel of Community is cheapened into a joyless callback. Community went from one of the funniest, smartest shows on tv to middle school fan-fiction in a single season. Gas-leak year indeed.

What do you think?

This show is amazing. That guy was right. Finally one of you recommended a show that’s actually good. Really good. That dude deserves an award.

I can’t believe I have never heard of this show, nor that Sam Raimi created it. It’s way different from his usual horror genre and man, does he play it well.

Entertaining to the fullest, if your looking for a great show for Halloween, this is it

Damn not gonna lie it took a few episodes but knowing where it goes historically im sad this isn't getting the love I wish it would since S2 isn't guaranteed yet

Best to worst:

Mr robot

Better call saul

Game of thrones

Breaking bad

Lost

Hulu has a wannabe Traitors show on now

Could be just me but I keep having to skip 10 seconds 1-100 times to watch something. I feel like I have seen it all before and it is unpleasant.

The love triangle is stupid just stop. The kissing noises every 5-10 minutes is gross. Hate the sound and sight. And teens? Also pedo much? 12-16 making out, nooo why is this happening? The "I can't tell you" and then dies. The oh I can't tell you "yet" or "because orders". The oh, someone was murdered horrifically but we are all safe and not but I won't tell you why. The I backstabbed you 10 times in a row in this series but trust me. I mean, are these writers just shut-in hikkimori neckbeards that haven't lived? In the end the cancelled series because everyone was tired of the bullshit and stopped watching.

It is kind of like they took the TV trope website and used it as a guide.

How often do you watch a show from start to finish. like If I’m at a hotel with channels, I typically rewatch friends. but I’ve only seen in once all the way through from start to end once, same with big bang theory, or Star Trek original series, I’ve seen them once all the way through, and now every once in a while I’ll watch a random episode.

so, how often do you decide to watch a show all the way through, and which shows do you usually do?

In the early 70s, there was a short-lived British-American kid sitcom titled Here Come The Double Deckers! which resolved about a group of kids trying to save an iconic London red double decker bus from the junkyard and they turned it into their headquarters for their lab. It ran from 1970 until 1971 for only 1 season. Do you think it should get a reboot in the 21st century? Tell me in the comments.