Re:Netflix is creating a problem by cancelling TV shows too ...
by kzrdude on Wednesday October 14, 2020 @04:55PM
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GOT got stuck in a strange feedback loop with some of its audience, they adopted some kind of cult of the badass and producing shocking or "badass" moments for social media.
Re:Netflix is creating a problem by cancelling TV shows too ...
by vl on Wednesday October 14, 2020 @06:30PM
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First books had same shockers, but then he run out of characters to kill.
Re:Netflix is creating a problem by cancelling TV shows too ...
by kzrdude on Thursday October 15, 2020 @05:34AM
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Maybe you're right that the books didn't give the tv script writers enough fodder for the shock and awe they wanted, but that just shows they were the wrong people to adapt the story for tv.
Re:Netflix is creating a problem by cancelling TV shows too ...
by bobthepanda on Wednesday October 14, 2020 @06:50PM
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I think that after season 4, individual plots/episodes were still fine (the finale of Season 6 was fairly enjoyable). Season 8 was the exception, where it really felt like the show writers were tapping their watch and going "oh wow look at the time".
Season 4 is where it started to fall apart. Season 6 through 8 suffered terribly with the shift in writing and structure, and I'd be happy to never watch any of those episodes again.