The State of TV Right Now

Consider this my presidential state of the union address.

The state of television right now is …

Shit.

But that’s all about to change.

It’s been a long winter.
A LONG winter.
Better Call Saul, and the premiere of Jordan Peele’s new communist show Hunters premieres in the coming days. … And so does the catastrophic train wreck that has come to be known as The Walking Dead.

Also, Kidding is currently airing it’s second season and I didn’t even realize!

Hopefully things will be looking up.

I need to start making more of these posts. SO consider this the first, of many updates to come.

What have we been watching during this shit winter?

  • Watchmen: Phenomenal
  • Star Trek – Picard: Love it. Love it. Love it.
  • Curb Your Enthusiasm (season 10): Great. Just great. As usual.
  • Homeland (season 8): Off to a great start to it’s last season
  • The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (season 3): Good. Not as powerful as the first two seasons but still compelling.
  • The Witcher: Good
  • BoJack Horseman (season 5): The final season was just okay. The series finale was a bit of a letdown.
  • The Good Place (season 4): Again, just okay, and the finale felt anticlimatic.
  • Servant: M. Night Shymalan’s show. Mostly garbage. Some interesting characters and scenes save it from being utter trash.
  • Sanditon: A lackluster Downton Abbey knockoff, that’s passable.
  • Shrill (season 2): Okay
  • You (season 2): It’s. Addictive. Terrible. But, addictive and entertaining.
  • For All Mankind: .. Why do I keep torturing myself with anything to do with Ronald Moore?
  • McMillions: I’m bored, but it’s watchable
  • Avenue 5: Why was this show even made?
  • High Fidelity: Barely tolerable
  • The Outsider: Nauseatingly terrible
  • Dracula: The absolute god damn worst abomination of a show

And there you have it.

The state of TV right now is shit. But getting better.

Hopefully this lull in quality television will end soon.
As it is, I am living week to week to watch Star Trek – Picard.

 

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