Category: TV Shows (Page 4 of 7)

Two interesting items about The Acolyte.

Like everybody else, I loved Star Wars:  A New HopeBy The Last Jedi, I lost faith in the franchise.  After that, there had to be good buzz to bother watching.  The first two seasons of The Mandalorian and Andor were well done.

The Acolyte is interesting because it is getting extraordinarily bad reviews.  Following The Acolyte on Youtube is more rewarding than watching the show.  Two topics I haven’t seen discussed.

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Don’t watch The Acolyte.

I haven’t watched The Acolyte because hate-watching a show isn’t appealing.  It may not seem fair to judge a show without watching it, but the show creator, Leslye Headland, has made it clear in interviews that the show should be categorized as lesbian fantasy.  Using the logic of the lead actress, Amandla Stenberg, none of the actors are like me.  Representation is so important.

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NYT: The Comfortable Problem of Mid TV

NYT: The Comfortable Problem of Mid TV

NYT: The Comfortable Problem of Mid TV

This NYT article makes some good points, but without a good conclusion.  Many TV shows are good, but not great.  It is suggested that actors who were in great shows are used to make new, uninspired shows.

In February, Glover and Erskine returned in the action thriller “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” on Amazon Prime Video. It’s … fine? A takeoff on the 2005 film, it updates the story of a married duo of spies by imagining the espionage business as gig work.

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