hagbardceline69420 t1_ixgs5rm wrote on November 23, 2022 at 9:22 AM

Reply to comment by angel_palomares in Cassian Andor: The Spy Who Came in from the Cold by PetyrDayne

a post about a tv show on /r/television ?

and you're downvoting?

stay classy San Diego.

angel_palomares t1_ixgs90e wrote on November 23, 2022 at 9:24 AM

Man it's not a post, it's the 100th post I've seen this week about it. Not even Rings of Power was like this

hagbardceline69420 t1_ixgskim wrote on November 23, 2022 at 9:28 AM

yeah, it's popular.

i like the threads every day, i like the show and want to talk about it with people who like it too.

that's what this sub is all about, discussing TV.

MustrumRidcully0 t1_ixici7e wrote on November 23, 2022 at 5:40 PM

I would argue that Star Wars is a vastly bigger franchise than Lord of the Rings (even if LotR has been around longer) or Star Trek (even if that is superior to both *kidding*). There isn't just a reddit about Star Wars, there are reddits about various Star Wars computer and board games, there is a reddit about prequel memes, there is a reddit that was started by people that were so disappointed by the sequels and the main Star Wars reddit that they created a sub for more critical (if not outright bashing) threads. A lot of people are interested. And a lot of people have been somewhat disappointed of the most recent offerings.

And there comes along a series that most people that watched it enjoyed, despite being clearly different from most Star Wars offering. A series that gets even disgruntled people back and enthusiastic again.

Is it really that surprising that it's such a frequent topic?