I get the impression that Dickinson is not getting as much attention as some of Apple TV’s other originals like The Morning Show and See, it doesn’t seem like many people are talking about it at all which is a shame. I found it to be such a charming and funny coming of age tale, and there were some genuinely heartbreaking moments too when it came
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Otherwise the only forthcoming shows they have that really interest me are the ones that are based on books, but I do wish they had a bit more variety and comedy shows to go with all of these prestige projects. Dickinson was an enjoyable watch for me partly because it was a bit lighthearted and fun at times, but some of their other shows just sound like they would be a real slog and you have to be in the right mood for them
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I will have to check out what else they have to offer. I haven't really found anything lately I was terribly excited about. I'm glad "Burden of Truth" is back.
And yes, I find you have to be in the right mood for a lot of things or they are a total slog. Like I finally made it through all ten seasons of Smallville. And I have so many feelings but since fandom is dead on LJ and I'm 10 years late who do I talk to? Go figure. (And of course now I need a Lex/Lana icon but where to find it...)
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And yeah For All Mankind never particularly excited me either, it was only after I heard some positive responses to it that I considered that it might be worth checking a few episodes out to see what I think. None of the upcoming show descriptions for Apple Tv have been really drawing me in so far either, it’s really only the ones based on books that I’m a little curious about
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But yes, I agree... it was a bit painful these mid-seasons when neither Lois or Clark had a proper job and it was Chloe with the career at the Daily Planet. It wasn't right.
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Smallville definitely stalled for way too long at times, it was originally a five year plan and it was going to end sometime after Jonathan died, but then it just kept getting renewed and they kept stretching out Clark’s journey. Honestly in seasons 8-10 they may as well have just had it as a Metropolis spin-off and called him Superman, it was a stretch to insist on still keeping him at the farm and calling his alter ego the blur. And then Tess at the Luther mansion as well when it would have made way more sense to give her a sleek new office set in Metropolis
It always made me laugh how characters kept making these supposed quick trips back and forth to their homebase at the Talon, the timeline there frequently made no sense at all
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And hmm I don’t remember people caring about Jason/Lana much one way or the other, his switch to being a villain definitely felt very abrupt, but even his whole romance with Lana as well happened way too fast for me to care about. From what I remember it was a network request for Jensen to be added to the show for season 4, and then (although they denied it and said it was all planned from the beginning) they quickly switched him over to working with his mother after Jensen got the pilot for Supernatural and obviously wasn’t going to be sticking around for another season.
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Personally I’d argue that season 5 would be the more obvious cut-off from the high school seasons in factI agree, because ( ... )
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