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What's the greatest HBO Episode of all time?
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What's the greatest HBO Episode of all time?

Examples:

The Sopranos (College, Pine Barrens, Whitecaps, Long Term Parking, Made in America)

Game of Thrones (The Rains of Castamere, The Watchers on the Wall, Hardhome, Battle of the Bastards, The Winds of Winter)

Succession (This Is Not for Tears, All the Bells Say, Connor's Wedding, With Open Eyes)

The Wire (Middle Ground, -30-)

Six Feet Under (Twilight, Everyone's Waiting)

Westworld (The Bicameral Mind)

The Last of Us (Long, Long Time)

The White Lotus (Arrivederci, Full-Moon Party)

Barry (ronny/lily, 710N, starting now, wow)

Veep (Election Night, Veep)

Watchmen (This Extraordinary Being)

All of Band of Brothers, Chernobyl, The Penguin and True Detective Season 1

u/Square-Ad-8911 — 7 hours ago
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Carnivale is up there with the best

i watched the series 3 times now i think its better than game of thrones and is up there with the classics.

its sad it was cancelled

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u/Thin_Situation3962 — 7 hours ago
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Any similar shows similar to The Night Of? Daughter really enjoyed it and is looking for content similar to it

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u/futureman45 — 1 day ago
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Do we know of any interesting original shows coming to HBO?

Other than well known IP, is there anything in development or already greenlit that's wholly original?

Miss the days an unknown show was about to air and then it turned into a damned juggernaut like Succession.

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u/FV95 — 1 day ago
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Ad free plan, but ads for other shows/mobile games?

For the last several months or longer I've noticed I was getting ads for other shows before my content would load. I'd pick Game of Thrones and have an ad for "Ne Zha 2", I called and they said it wasn't an ad and that "it's a preview". Sounds like an ad with extra steps, right?

Fast forward to yesterday, I load up Game of Thrones and get an ad for a mobile game now? Customer Service tried to keep telling me it was an ad (sorry, preview) for an upcoming show? Then they called me a liar because the lady said she is also watching and doesn't see them.

I have the HBO + Disney + Hulu (Ad Free) @ $32.99/mo, anyone else experiencing this?

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u/theangryfatguy — 1 day ago
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Finished watching Chernobyl (2019) last night and its scary how universally relevant it is 40 years later.

While it is critical of the Soviet propaganda machinery and oppression by the leaders, it exposes how common people are the ones who suffer the most and this can be said about any regime of any country on the planet. People in power, people with wealth are the least affected by tragedy. Then obviously, all this happened because >!somebody got an illegal license and they just wanted to conduct the test by hook or by crook.!< With the way things are going these days, such recklessness will cause another disaster someday again.

u/ethanhunt555 — 1 day ago
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BEST HBO SHOWS OF ALL TIME! - Edit

Song: Way Down We Go by KALEO

u/HostMaterial4907 — 1 day ago
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HBO choice of thumbnails wind up spoiling the season finale of Six Feet Under

HBO episode selection menu shows a thumbnail of a couple of the final episodes, giving away a crucial storyline.

Oh he’s in the hospital in that episode… and then there is a funeral next episode. Thanks.

u/AbsintheCube — 2 days ago
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Steve Carell was the only good part of this frustrating waste of time.

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So, I am a huge fan of Steve Carell from *The Office*, and I really like his acting—especially in comedy and drama movies like *Beautiful Boy*. Because of this, I didn’t watch any trailers and jumped straight into the show. I thought the first three or four episodes were okay, but after that, nothing happened in the entire series. Also, I hated Katie. I mean, she is constantly hooking up with her #sshole husband again and again. Even though she knows he cheated and is expecting a child with Sunny, she still has an affair with her ex-husband. I am not from the West, so clearly I have no idea how relationships work there or how open people are. I watched the entire series just to test my patience and see how much torture I could take. In the whole show, only Steve Carell's character looked real or sane to me. I know this is just a fictional series, but I just wanted to vent.

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u/Kl_ted28 — 2 days ago
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Emilia Clarke Describes Being Woken Up Mid-Surgery By Doctors To Get Consent To Open Her Skull After Procedure Went Very 'Wrong'

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u/ComicSandsNews — 3 days ago