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▲ 43 r/RedbarBBR

Big Fool Oakerson lets far more famous comedians Shane Gillis and Nate Bargatze talk over the entirety of his boring story on his own show

u/AkiraKitsune — 2 days ago
▲ 1.1k r/SuccessionTV

Sarah Snook's face acting as Shiv is marvelous. You can see all of her insecurities and the faux, high-status confidence that she uses to cover it up. Embarassing, relatable, sad.

u/AkiraKitsune — 4 days ago
▲ 217 r/SuccessionTV

I think that Logan actually did mean it when he offered Shiv CEO, he just slowly realizes that she sucks

Seen a lot of people saying that he was always toying with her, and that's obviously still a possibility, but I actually think that he may have initially meant it before slowly but surely getting annoyed by her and realizing she isn't right for it, just like he did with Kendall.

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u/AkiraKitsune — 4 days ago
▲ 116 r/SuccessionTV

Anytime I rewatch season 1...

Sorry Nate, but your scenes in season 1 are just boring and cringe.

They're better in later seasons. But Shiv and Nate flirting while campaign strategizing in season 1 is just unbearable and has little impact on the rest of the series.

u/AkiraKitsune — 8 days ago
▲ 155 r/madmen

What happened to Vincent Kartheiser?

Unlike the other actors, I haven't seen him in anything really since Mad Men...

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u/AkiraKitsune — 13 days ago
▲ 45 r/asoiaf

[SPOILERS MAIN] Let's pretend that the end of Dance as it currently stands is the intended ending to the series. What would be your feelings/interpretation of such an ending?

Let's pretend that we live in an alternate universe where Winds and Dream do not/will never exist (not so far off from our own reality...) and George's intended ending of the series is the ending of Dance that we currently have. No sample chapters, no TV show, just these 5 books, beginning with the Stark children finding the dire wolves and ending with Daenerys and Drogon on the Dothraki sea.

An abrupt, disappointing ending no doubt, with countless plot threads unresolved and no real sense of conclusion or satisfaction.

How would you feel? What would be your interpretation of the ending/series? Does it conclude satisfyingly, in any way at all? Does it thematically fall in line with the unpredictable, meandering nature of the series?

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u/AkiraKitsune — 13 days ago