Exactly. People love giving him attention so he keeps acting out to get it. Reddit is especially bad at doing this.

Rome. Sure it was popular in its day but these days no one talks about it.

The production quality and recreation of history are just incredible. The first season is peak hbo.

I never went to see top gun so I can't compare the two, but mine was definitely also the northman. It was an utterly exhilerating, raw, human, beating heart of a movie. One of my best theatre experiences ever.

I'm glad. It's supposed to be a period program. Just spanning multiple periods, but not the current one. Also the problem of nothing that interesting happening to the royals was already apparent this season. Can't imagine how boring a 2020's the crown would be.

They won't get close to 2022. If I'm remembering right season 6 is set in the 2000's and is the last one

I did notice they spent a lot of time making charles look good compared to the queen, and in general. Philip too. I miss the more cynical view of s4 where philip was an asshole and charles was akward and weird.

She looks much more like the queen, and also claire foy than olivia colman did.

Gonna go out on a limb and say charles didn't pick the actor to portray him