2018-2019 TV Season

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Quote: Originally Posted by JayBee74

You say opposite, I say predictable.

Quote: Originally Posted by DieHardYankee26

I feel like I can't judge the finale until we pick up next season... Which is the worst kind of finale for me. I don't know whether I liked it or not, depends entirely on where they go next. At the end of the first season, it was shocking but they took half of this season resetting from that. Now is that the first half of next season, another reset? We'll see, wish they would've just teamed up and been done with it.

Yep that is why it works for an ending though.

Put this in spoilers just in case.

Spoiler

Eve stabbed Villanelle at the end of season 1 and left her to die. End of season 2, Villanelle shots Eve and leaves her to die.

The whole show is about killing Eve, which is herself and driving her to become like Villanelle. One doesn't let it take over, the other has no control of it.

It is typical of British shows.

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[JayBee74]

Quote: Originally Posted by p_rushing

Yep that is why it works for an ending though.

Didn't work for me. Given last season's finale, I thought it was downright simplistic. I'm not dismissing some of your logic I just wasn't thrilled with the final seconds of the finish.

It might be how it has to be. Will the series' title pigeonhole the story possibly in a bad way? I still look forward to what lies ahead and thought season two was the better much having to do with more Eve-V interaction.

Consistency may be a problem as they are bringing in a new female showrunner for each season. I'm too tired to look this up but one of the Killing Eve top dogs earlier this year said that don't be surprised if Eve or V get killed at any point in the series (starting with S2). Are they trying to be too cute or what?

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Quote: Originally Posted by JayBee74

Didn't work for me. Given last season's finale, I thought it was downright simplistic. I'm not dismissing some of your logic I just wasn't thrilled with the final seconds of the finish. It might be how it has to be. Will the series' title pigeonhole the story possibly in a bad way? I still look forward to what lies ahead and thought season two was the better much having to do with more Eve-V interaction. Consistency may be a problem as they are bringing in a new female showrunner for each season. I'm too tired to look this up but one of the Killing Eve top dogs earlier this year said that don't be surprised if Eve or V get killed at any point in the series (starting with S2). Are they trying to be too cute or what?

I didn't think it was great either, but it works and plays on the past season. The next season works however they want as long as V is still there. Eve doesn't work just on her own, unless it's about her becoming V.

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[JayBee74]

Quote: Originally Posted by p_rushing

The whole show is about killing Eve, which is herself and driving her to become like Villanelle.

Or it could be about Eve GETTING KILLED?

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Wife and I recently converted to YouTube TV. Didn't know they had original shows like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon, but saw one that peaked our interest called Impulse. 10 episode season and we are already on episode 7 and just started it last night. Basically a scifi type show with real world applications. It's very well done. Highly recommend if you have YouTube TV.

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[JayBee74]

A few episodes into its third season FX's Snowfall was renewed for a fourth season. Anyone watching this? I basically forgot about the show.

[JayBee74]

After a stutter-step season-six Wentworth was in fine form for season seven.

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A sad moment when Kaz got killed though.

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Quote: Originally Posted by JayBee74

A few episodes into its third season FX's Snowfall was renewed for a fourth season. Anyone watching this? I basically forgot about the show.

I'm watching it. It's not must watch, but isn't bad.

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