Really? I don't think that show would have been even close to as successful as it was without him.

Yea I imagine there are a ton of people that never gave the show a chance because there's just too many seasons. Still, I'm happy for Jensen and Jared. They loved working on the show and not many get solid work for 15 years.

''The French Mistake'', ''Baby'' and ''ScoobyNatural''. Fantastic episodes.

The season 5 ending is the highest rated episodes of the show. The season 15 one is the 3rd lowest out of all the 327 episodes lol.

More than 10 years since I watched those first 5 seasons and it's still a top favorite of mine.

Somewhere around season 10 was when I stopped watching it weekly. I caught up whenever I had a couple of episodes to binge. After 11 I didn't want to continue anymore. I started a rewatch during that hiatus and I was shocked to finally notice how far the quality had dropped with those later seasons.

After that I came across youtube clips here and there so I have a general idea what the last 4 seasons were like. I did watch the season 15 penultimate episode though and it was just complete garbage. The cgi was so bad the show looked like shit. It looked much better in the earlier seasons. And that was 15 years earlier!

I still watch Kripke's run every other year or so.

Absolutely. It’s short enough that I think everyone should give it a try.

Chernobyl.

I did enjoy part 1 but still, I would have preferred a less “flashy” adaptation. Overall too many jumpscared, like you said. Part 2 wasn't even close to as good as 1 was.

I hope it becomes The Interview with the Vampire channel. That show started really strong.

Yea and if the Star Wars content is Andor or at least Mandalorian quality, good enough.

More Obi-Wan/Boba content? No thanks.

I need to watch The Outsider again. It didn't have the best ending but 80% of that show was so damn good.

>Netflix fucking sucks at marketing movies and shows

It's like when they released Archive 81 in January when it would have been a perfect Halloween show. I remember it was just there one day when I logged in. I never saw anything promoting it.

They have the ability to make a lot of their content more successful but they don't care. If something doesn't become a hit on its own, they just start over and try something new. Rinse and repeat.

''Get through season 1 and then you will come to experience one of the best shows ever made''

That is a good description for ''Person of Interest''.

Listen, I agree they're doing too much content at the same time and are thus forced to cancel a lot of things. It sucks.

But these shows in particular are not any of their ''most successful shows''.

Also, Bridgerton apparently did even better than The Witcher and Stranger Things season 3. It's a massive hit.

I'm not seeing any of these among any top lists going by released numbers. Sucks but seems they didn't do well enough.

Alright and in your opinion which one of their ''most successful shows'' have they cancelled exactly?

And with ''The Fall of the House of Usher'' from Mike Flanagan being his last Netflix project they do need more content for the spooky season.

Those two were the best. I hope there will be a season 2. It was a lot of fun to get such a wide variety of horror stories.

>petty people brigading on his arse

What's petty is that the reason the guy is out at the mention of Rian Johnson is almost definitely because he's a pissed off Star Wars fan lol.

It's extremely good. Most of season one is just decent but man does it improve in season 2. Seasons 3-5 is up there with the best television I've ever seen.

The show has a phenomenal ending too.

So you can only truly get a show if you've lived similar experiences? What boneheaded take it this lol.

It'll be interesting to see how For All Mankind ends. It can definitely end up on my favorites list.

Chernobyl, Westworld(1), True Detective(1), Haunting of Hill House, The Queen's Gambit, The Leftovers, Station Eleven, Person of Interest, Mr Robot, Supernatural(1-5), Fringe.

Only yesterday there were similar posts about Blood Origin being really good and the only reason it has been given bad reviews is that people are supposedly ''hurt'' that Cavill is out.

If you make a list of series all with next level scores and soundtracks, Attack on Titan will still stand out as next level.

I’ve been rewatching it a bit and once again I can’t believe how good it is. There is so much phenomenal music throughout the show.

Listen to ”You See Big Girl”, ”ThanksAT”, ”Apple Seed”, ”Vogel im Käfig”, ”Attack on Titan”. And there are many, many more.