And, as I said, you might be missing out on one of the best stories ever told on television for some other reason, what with “one of the best stories ever told” being a very subjective measure. I often disagree with things that people consider to be the “greatest ever” when it comes to movies and TV. As someone who is only mildly interested in high fantasy, I doubt it would have ever elevated it to that level for me.
I was told that Breaking Bad was the greatest ever. I watched more than the first episode. I didn’t like it. I don’t like shows where everyone is irredeemably awful.
I may miss out on things, but it will only be because I wasn’t aware of it. I wouldn’t do something to arbitrarily limit my exposure to those things because someone has sex in it. Because I’m an adult.
I watched an episode. I didn’t like it. I stopped and watched something else. I’m not sure what the big deal here is aside from you not accepting that I just wasn’t interested in something you like.
Why should I keep watching a show I don’t like when there are show for me to watch that I do like just because it’s a popular show? I have never cared about what is popular and never will.
Do what you want, I’m just pointing out why I think it’s silly.
I also think giving up on a show that is considered one of the greatest of all time, after a single episode, is foolish. Regardless if the reason was sex or not.
I guess I just have more interest in finding and watching classic films and shows. I also have enough free time to watch pretty much everything that I want (plus more).
I’m going to upset you more by listing a bunch of other “greatest shows of all time” that I didn’t like and I wasted far much more time with them. Just taking a look at some ‘best shows of all time’ lists…
Breaking Bad
The Sopranos
Westworld
House of Cards
The Wire
Oz
Squid Game
BoJack Horseman
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Twin Peaks
The Americans
Succession
Mad Men
I don’t care if you or anyone else liked them. I didn’t. I clearly have different entertainment needs than the people who like the “greatest shows of all time.” I could go through each one and explain to you why I don’t like them or you could accept that what I consider entertaining does not often include the “greatest shows of all time.”
I’m guessing some of the shows I consider to be the greatest of all time you haven’t even heard of, or if you had, you didn’t agree. Just looking at my hard drive and restricting it to American shows that are less well-known or less-recent:
Mystery Science Theater 3000
Fernwood2Night/America2Night
Food Party
Fishing with John
The Adventures of Pete and Pete
Northern Exposure
Odyssey 5
Wonderfalls
The first live-action version of The Tick
Police Squad
It’s Garry Shandling’s Show
I would watch any of those over the list of shows above. And, as I said, that’s only American shows. I can list so many more British ones. And then we get into animation…
And, as I said, you might be missing out on one of the best stories ever told on television for some other reason, what with “one of the best stories ever told” being a very subjective measure. I often disagree with things that people consider to be the “greatest ever” when it comes to movies and TV. As someone who is only mildly interested in high fantasy, I doubt it would have ever elevated it to that level for me.
I was told that Breaking Bad was the greatest ever. I watched more than the first episode. I didn’t like it. I don’t like shows where everyone is irredeemably awful.
I may miss out on things, but it will only be because I wasn’t aware of it. I wouldn’t do something to arbitrarily limit my exposure to those things because someone has sex in it. Because I’m an adult.
I watched an episode. I didn’t like it. I stopped and watched something else. I’m not sure what the big deal here is aside from you not accepting that I just wasn’t interested in something you like.
Why should I keep watching a show I don’t like when there are show for me to watch that I do like just because it’s a popular show? I have never cared about what is popular and never will.
Do what you want, I’m just pointing out why I think it’s silly.
I also think giving up on a show that is considered one of the greatest of all time, after a single episode, is foolish. Regardless if the reason was sex or not.
I guess I just have more interest in finding and watching classic films and shows. I also have enough free time to watch pretty much everything that I want (plus more).
I’m going to upset you more by listing a bunch of other “greatest shows of all time” that I didn’t like and I wasted far much more time with them. Just taking a look at some ‘best shows of all time’ lists…
Breaking Bad
The Sopranos
Westworld
House of Cards
The Wire
Oz
Squid Game
BoJack Horseman
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Twin Peaks
The Americans
Succession
Mad Men
I don’t care if you or anyone else liked them. I didn’t. I clearly have different entertainment needs than the people who like the “greatest shows of all time.” I could go through each one and explain to you why I don’t like them or you could accept that what I consider entertaining does not often include the “greatest shows of all time.”
I’m guessing some of the shows I consider to be the greatest of all time you haven’t even heard of, or if you had, you didn’t agree. Just looking at my hard drive and restricting it to American shows that are less well-known or less-recent:
Mystery Science Theater 3000
Fernwood2Night/America2Night
Food Party
Fishing with John
The Adventures of Pete and Pete
Northern Exposure
Odyssey 5
Wonderfalls
The first live-action version of The Tick
Police Squad
It’s Garry Shandling’s Show
I would watch any of those over the list of shows above. And, as I said, that’s only American shows. I can list so many more British ones. And then we get into animation…