[ SECRET POST #2449 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2449 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

If we are discussing best show ever made, then the only two options are The Wire or The Sopranos. I won't accept any other answer.

[(Anonymous)]

Disagree on both accounts. Although tbh I wish people would just stop calling any show the best show ever because the result is that anyone who gets into a show expecting "the best show ever" usually ends up disappointed. I can think of several shows I would have enjoyed a lot more if I hadn't started watching them with the expectation that they'd be ~the best show ever~.

[(Anonymous)]

"My favorite shows" =/= the best shows ever made.

[(Anonymous)]

The Wire is the best show on television. Ever.

[(Anonymous)]

As long as you don't care about getting to know the characters and don't mind that half the scenes don't have any context until later in the episode or maybe even not until another 6 episodes.

[(Anonymous)]

Getting to know the characters? What does that entail for you? And the second part of your sentence is part of why the show is so great.

[(Anonymous)]

I think they're using that second part as a pacing complaint. I like The Wire, but it's not for everyone. I certainly found the pacing unsatisfying in many of the seasons- too slow at first, too rushed at the end of an arc.