Anniversary 2020: The Top 5 TV Shows of the Past Year (For Whatever Reason) – Best Of
Oh, honey. This year’s anniversary posts are gonna be quick and to the point.
2020 is exhausting enough as it is.
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Anniversary 2018: The Top 5 TV Shows of the Past Year (For Whatever Reason) – Best Of
Another year, another moment to reflect on the fact that I watch too many CW shows.
But hey, at least I gave up on Valor after only two episodes. I love Christina Ochoa, but I’m not that devoted, CW.
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Game of Thrones Season 7 – Season Review
Come on, man. Her tits aren’t even in the frame.
Yes, I’m still here.
But Game of Thrones isn’t, coming in short at seven episodes for the season.
And for once, I actually miss it.
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Game of Thrones Season 6 – Season Review
A blog post that’s unnecessary? Absurd.
It was a pretty good season. But you don’t need me to tell you that.
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Game of Thrones Season 5 – Season Review
A seven episode-long slog, to be precise.
I didn’t have any grand epiphanies about Game of Thrones this year.
Even more than season 4, season 5 felt like just another brick in the wall for what is supposed to be the world’s premier wow factor TV series.
Which means it’s becoming more like its network television lessers.
Which means I like it more now.
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Game of Thrones Season 4 – Season Review
A little bit drunk and with the prospect of something that might actually be satisfying after.
I’ve whinged a lot about Game of Thrones’ soap operatics before.
But I had an epiphany this season: Game of Thrones is exactly that. It’s a soap opera.
Yes, it’s a soap opera with a fabulous budget and the occasional decapitation.
But watching GoT and expecting a soap opera, as opposed to expecting it to be this epic, magical experience that so many fans seem to believe, makes everything much more satisfying.
It’s like Revenge. If Revenge only had 10 episodes per season, 30 more characters, and no clear direction.
So I guess not much like Revenge, then.
