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GracieX3:
God bless you for this post.

It is a nice anime

izombie:
Is it just me that finds this Night of seven kingdoms below average? I mean, it wasn't all that for me. Dude couldn't even fight in the pits.

oyaskii:
"El Pluribus" wey i no fit pass episode 2 since last year...😩😩😩..18 norm ke? Okayy o

pu7pl3:
I'll be there again

The first trailer for ‘THE GENTLEMAN’ Season 2 has been released.

Releasing September 3 on Netflix. pic.twitter.com/rYL4OapHpE

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) July 9, 2026

Mcleo007:
Easily one of the top shows of the last ten years. Dive back in from where you stopped.

joseph1832:
No lightsaber duels.

Men I live and love LightSaber duels.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wg1ydN42ukY&pp=ygUTeW9kYSB2cyBjb3VudCBkb29rdQ%3D%3D

abduleez1:
ANDOR S2......9/10

It is a gripping political thriller. Superb finale with top notch finesse. Light on the continuous space fights and action that has defined the Star Wars franchise. This one is a more grounded fare and makes me itch to rewatch Rogue One— which it is a spin off of and a prequel to. Rogue One was the first Star Wars movie I ever cared about and this TV show solidifies why it will always be dear to my heart.

This focuses on happenings in the galactic empire; in planets like Coruscant, Ferrix, Yaavin, Chandrilla, Ghorman.....a massive web of events in different parts of the galaxy that leads to open revolt against the tyranny of the Empire. From a spark in the planet of Ferrix where Cassian Andor hails from, the seeds of dissent and rebellion against 'Imperial' terror was born and spread slowly throughout the galaxy.

If I was told Star Wars would provide a tale so intricate and well thought out like this, so gripping, concise and grounded in realism and impeccable execution, I wouldn't believe. But ANDOR did just that.

It explores themes of oppression, dictatorship and blind bureaucracy from the likes of Dedra and Syril who follow orders from above unquestioned, without pause for the lives affected or destroyed with every single decision.

That scene with the Ghorman genocide was a master stroke of directorial ingenuity. The suspense, the tension in the atmosphere, the fear of the unknown, the eerie feeling of knowing how things were definitely going to go wrong. It was a treatise on how brutal oppression and suppression works.

Amidst all the chaos, oppression, political scheming, tension and revolt, Andor still manages to offer moments of hope, a better tomorrow for our protagonists. A case for hope finding a way to win despite the impossible odds against the monster machines of tyranny assembled by the formidable and scary Empire.

The whole episode about Dedra and ISB officials trying to capture Luthen played by the immaculate Stellan Skarsgard, was a beauty. That man just continues to prove why he's untouchable in a drama that requires suspense and dread. Dude is too darn good with his craft.

Top shelf TV show right here. And this continues to be the Best staple Star Wars has to offer on the TV side with its companion movie Rogue One where this was spun from.

I was kinda sad and angry I had come to the end of the TV show cos of how good it was....this is despite consuming 12 wholesome episodes of sci fi goodness. Not many shows make me feel this way. I wanted more.
This is easily one of the best sci-fi shows I've ever watched.

samistry:

samistry:

BlackManta:
SPOILER

Magneto's death was shocking. I did not see that coming.

The writers have balls killing off one of the main characters so early in the season.

BlackManta:
X-men 97.

One of the best animated series that nobody talks about.

It's too underrated.
I don't know why.

Season 2 has been fantastic.

But again it will go under the radar just like season 1.

The animation is pretty good.
I wish Invincible had good animation like that but if it did we won't be getting new seasons every year.

samistry:

a4turitoroman:
Agent kim reactivated 5 episode in highly recommended

Raalsalghul:
I'll probably need to check this out.
I saw the '97' in the title and thought it was the older version which put me off.

Beorn:
If you haven't seen The Agency season 2, you're missing out on premium entertainment. Almost 10 hours of unadulterated fun. Waiting for season 3 already.

Ellexy:
Been seeing all the raves about this season 2 and I couldn't finish season 1, maybe I'll pick it up again.

Beorn:
If you haven't seen The Agency season 2, you're missing out on premium entertainment. Almost 10 hours of unadulterated fun. Waiting for season 3 already.

Calibrator:
Whatever the writers of Silo season three are on..... I want in too.

WriterNig:
🐲 House Of The Dragon S03 (2022 - 2026) = 8.5/10 ✔️ ❤️

Season 3 in my opinion is the overall best season.

geezyk:
Watching Dutton ranch and hearing about the greatness of John Dutton, I marched head-on to watch the Yellowstone series.

Currently in the last season, it's lived up to its hype. It's truly the wild wild west In the Midwest.

Beth Dutton is fucking annoying, and how the he'll does she have that much power over everyone? Narcissistic people will win any day anytime sha.

I just hate the away Beth has over Jamie, like her fucking lapdog. The thing dey always vex me everytime their scene comes on. Jamie see too mumu.

But, Beth is a freaking sex symbol, she's hot and feisty. Gaddamit.

Mcleo007:
The writers completely lost the plot after the first season. What started as a tight, well‑paced story with clear character motivations suddenly turned into a messy mix of filler arcs, inconsistent behaviour, and twists that felt more like shock value than actual storytelling. It’s like they built a solid foundation, then spent the rest of the show knocking holes in it for no reason.

joseph1832:
Welcome to my world.

The moment I read the synopsis and saw The Shinsengumi, I knew I should give it a try. Seeing Hajime Saito of Samurai X is amazing. Hehehe