u/balasoori

This series has certain got few people talking. One each episode is around 10 to 18 minutes long and people are not liking it. Secondly it 21 episodes which might seem a lot but short episode mean you get through full series in 4 to 5 hours.

As to series it js very watchable but because the episodes are short it has get point very quickly ot does feel some episide are rushed which lead quick character development without it feel natual.

These are my thoughts

This was ok teen drama, not too ridiculous and reasonable to watc follow typical love triangle storyline. Can't they just have one series main character focus 100 % of sport instead having relationship?

Let's see if this will be any good

Let's see if this will be as good as Reacher. I am not sure if it will be popular

Wow most of them are empty this round i know its just first day but on my server not many guilds are trying to get one. Its not worth the effort in my opinion.

I wasn't sure how i felt about this, but everyone on Reddit seems to go mad for this series. i think this is a good series, but i feel like people need to calm down about this. I like the story, and i like that the characters are unique and very amusing to watch. certainly grey area in some situations, which is why i think people like it.

I waited to see if this was any good, but after watching the first 3 episodes, I am really enjoying this series. I like how different each one is. John is more serious, while Hal is much more laid back.

I am catch up on this but i just so frustrated with social services in this series it really felt like they really overstep the mark a bit i understand they are concerned but without any history they open criminal invrstigation without getting fact first.

The friendship group must be tough having a close friend report you is awful and i know she had no choice but she could of warned her before report it.

The women who played social services i did not loke it fekt she made a lot kf assumptions about parent before actually invesigation. Her comment through the invesigation seem very biased.

I am looking forward to finding out what happen i am current on episode 4 but socual services are annoying me i gad get thus rant out .

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I went into The White Lotus expecting a murder mystery, and that was probably what made the first season work for me personally . The opening immediately tells you that someone has died, so I spent a lot of the first season trying to work out who it was and how it would happen. At the same time, I found the conversations between the guests strangely uncomfortable and sometimes almost bizarre. The characters were interesting, though, and the cast was particularly strong.

Season 2 was different. At first I found it quite boring. After three episodes, I still wasn't particularly interested in what was happening and I wasn't sure I would stick with it. Around Episode 4, however, the different storylines started becoming more complicated. Lucia and Mia's situation, the relationships between the couples, Tanya and Greg, and Valentina's storyline all started to overlap. That was when I began to understand what the show was actually trying to do. It wasn't really about solving a murder. It was about watching people's secrets, relationships and bad decisions gradually collide. If every season they adjust the forumula ir certain keep the series fresh.

Tanya was probably the character who surprised me most. Jennifer Coolidge isn't the type of actress I would normally associate with major awards, so I was genuinely surprised to discover how much recognition she received for the role. By the end of Season 2, Tanya's storyline had become one of the most memorable parts of the whole series mainly because her death wasnt how i thought it was going to happen.

Season 3 was the hardest one for me. I found it very slow, even by the middle of the season, and I struggled to understand how the show could keep getting renewed when so much of it seemed to be conversations and character development rather than obvious plot progression. I eventually finished it, but I didn't find it as engaging as Season 1.

Overall, I think The White Lotus is a very well made series with excellent casts and interesting characters, but it is not always an easy show for me to watch. I prefer drama where the story moves forward and something is actually happening. The White Lotus is much more interested in watching people behave badly, hide things, manipulate each other and slowly lose control.

That is probably why my reaction to each season was so similar. I often found the beginning slow and wondered why I was watching it, then eventually the different storylines started coming together and I became more interested.

I also think the concept itself is slightly strange. The White Lotus is supposed to be a luxury hotel brand, yet every season seems to end with someone dying. If this were a real hotel chain, its reputation would be finished.

Despite all my complaints about the pacing, I'm glad I watched all three seasons. I can now understand why the show has such a strong reputation. It is not really a conventional murder mystery or conventional drama. It is more like a slow character study where a murder hangs over the story and gives everything an underlying tension.

I wouldn't say it is one of my favourite shows, but I can appreciate what it does. Most importantly, I stuck with it which isnt easy to do.

I also felt there shouldnt of increased the episodes first season 6 epusode was enough extended further 2 episode gave so much filler.

I didn't see the episode 3 discussion topic posted, so i thought i would post it.

Honestly, I am not sure how i feel about this episode because he did save the security guard, but i didn't expect him to kidnap him at the end. Now he's screwed because he can't let him go, as he can identify him.

So that woman is an undercover agent; this should be interesting. I feel like she's going to end up being killed by the end of the season; no way she survives the first season.

It's been a while since i posted on this Reddit because, ever since Fort started i reached the point or wonder whether i should bother because i am in a small guild. It's hard to get a higher fort if you don't own a lower fort, which you don't want.

With guilds, vs that down luck, some weeks we face a small guild and some weeks we face a big guild, but it's random; with forts, those forts are limited .

Only the bigger guilds on your server can get them .

A small guild is less than 12 active members but more than 5

Medium guilds are between 12-20 active members

Large guilds are more than 20 active members

Hey everyone,

As a massive fan of the original series, I keep hoping for a successful reboot, but every attempt so far has missed the mark. I’ve been thinking about why they keep failing, and as a fan, I wanted to throw an idea out there to see what you all think.

First off, I wouldn't call it Knight Rider. Carrying that title puts way too much baggage and expectation on a new show, which usually leads to failure. Instead, I’d simply title the series K.I.T.T.

The Premise:

Instead of starting with a polished superhero car handed over by a billionaire, the show starts with a heist. A car thief is hired to break into a high-security warehouse holding forgotten Knight Industries vehicles. As he breaks in, we get Easter eggs for longtime fans, with various vehicles from the past (including the Team Knight Rider vehicles) sitting in storage.

He steals the K.I.T.T. car and makes his getaway. While driving off, the warehouse alarms suddenly trigger. He’s completely baffled because he personally cut the security system; unbeknownst to him, K.I.T.T. activated the alarm itself. That’s where the story kicks off: a thief stuck with a sentient, highly principled prototype machine he didn't intend to steal.

The Casting:

Driver: Dax Shepard

Voice of K.I.T.T.: Kristen Bell

The biggest hurdle for any reboot is replicating the bicker-and-bond dynamic between Michael and K.I.T.T. Dax Shepard is a legitimate real-life gearhead and stunt driver who would bring real authenticity to the wheel, and bringing his real-life chemistry with Kristen Bell into the car gives the driver/AI dynamic instant, effortless banter.

I know it’s just a fan dream and will probably never happen, but I wanted to share it with people who love the original as much as I do. Am I crazy, or would you watch something like this?

Seriously

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