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What show had an absolutely PERFECT final episode?

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What show had an absolutely PERFECT final episode? My answer would be Peaky Blinders hands down. They tied everything up, and it was done PERFECTLY. So many shows rush it, don’t answer all the what ifs or questions, don’t tie things up, throw something in that’s totally out of character. In my opinion, Peaky Blinders did it all right. submitted by /u/EnoughBirthday3775

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Anyone watched the original Outer Limits?

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Anyone watched the original Outer Limits? Now a family tradition. My dad and his father watched the Outer Limits and I watched three episodes last week with my dad. They were really great and well written with society meanings. The Galaxy Being was so insightful and scary. “You people of this planet” submitted by /u/Oatmeal5421

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What’s a show where the main characters get so frustrating/annoying you start to root against them?

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What’s a show where the main characters get so frustrating/annoying you start to root against them? The first one that comes to mind for me is Son’s of Anarchy. The show started out decent but end of show was just stupid decision after decision to where you lose respect for the protagonists. Especially since most of these dumb choices could have easily been avoided with a phone call to clarify something. It becomes too over the top ridiculous …

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Question about Deputy Chief Matthews- Dexter

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Question about Deputy Chief Matthews- Dexter This might be a bit random but Matthews was not a corrupt cop. Sure, he slept with some call girls but how on earth did he afford an entire yacht? Dexter had a small fishing boat and that was understandable on his salary. I looked up the yearly salary of Deputy Chief of Miami PD and it was 110 000 USD. The yacht was quite large and cost to the …

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HBO Max’s “The Head” Rant

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HBO Max’s “The Head” Rant Just wrapped up the final episode (S3 season 6). This show is such a stretch. We are supposed to believe that some girl is going to go out and murder all of these people just to frame somebody. A million better ways to get someone to suffer than going on a killing spree, but OK, I’m supposed to believe that is this girl‘s nature. But then in sea…

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Best shows that actually had a proper start and finish?

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Best shows that actually had a proper start and finish? Since Netflix likes to cancel their best content just as I’m getting into it, what are some good shows in recent that actually had a proper start and finish, or even if it was cancelled, still felt more or less like a complete series? submitted by /u/Square-Raspberry560

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Is there a reason Samsung discontinued the one connect box?

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Is there a reason Samsung discontinued the one connect box? I’ve been trying to decide on a TV for a while now. I think I’ve settled on the Samsung S905C OLED QE55S95CATXXU, which is on sale at the moment for €1,300. Does this sound like a good choice, any opinions or experiences with it? I want to mount it flush to the wall, and use the one connect box with it. Is there a reason Samsung discontinued t…

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I have never watched the final episode of a tv show I’ve loved – intentionally, I can’t be the only one?

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I have never watched the final episode of a tv show I’ve loved – intentionally, I can’t be the only one? It means that even if I have the WORST day I have the knowledge that unlike everyone else who loves re-watching The Office, Parks and Rec, HIMYM etc at least I know if need be I have one last “new to me” episode to watch, because I hate that feeling of knowing you can never see an episode of the office for the first time again, this way I know i…

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