Blue Magic

1y

Which one should I watch/start first: The Wire or Mad Men?

Katsuragi

1y

Very good

Blue Magic

1y

Which one should I watch/start first: The Wire or Mad Men?

HeelKylo

1y

the wire. mad men overrated.

Wheel Smith

1y

i thought that too but it isnt.... you just to have mood for it or be in certain age for it

HeelKylo

1y

or nah lol

don draper is one of the least interesting interesting lead characters of any show and that kinda sums up the show for me.

HeelKylo

1y

or nah lol

don draper is one of the least interesting interesting lead characters of any show and that kinda sums up the show for me.

Emu

1y

Chernobyl - 0/10

Really enjoyed the show up until around Ep 3 when I started looking up the names of the nuclear scientists, firefighters and politicians and they all criticized that HBO was completely inaccurate in how the events unfolded. The nuclear scientists were working together night and day to mitigate what happened, politicians in the Soviet Union were actually doing their best to save as many people as possible, most firefighters and the people standing on the bridge survived and are still alive, nobody had to sacrifice their lives for this, everyone that did choose to do so did it by themselves, the mine workers were never butt naked, at no point did anyone believe that the reactor core touching water would cause a megaton nuclear explosion. And btw you could get rid off most of the radiation on your skin by simply taking a shower which is what most hospitals did. You didn't start bleeding or and becoming disabled or dying from the level of radiation exposure at Chernobyl disaster, the only people that died right away were two plant workers during the explosion. The firefighter's wife gave birth and she and her child are alive and well. Even some of the post-credit information was inaccurate. I could go on and on. Like... this happened 30+ years ago. How could they get so much of what happened so wrong? The moments that pulled my heart strings during this show turned out to be completely untrue and that makes it manipulative and I really don't like when honest, hardworking scientists were being trashed here.

Emu

1y

Chernobyl - 0/10

Really enjoyed the show up until around Ep 3 when I started looking up the names of the nuclear scientists, firefighters and politicians and they all criticized that HBO was completely inaccurate in how the events unfolded. The nuclear scientists were working together night and day to mitigate what happened, politicians in the Soviet Union were actually doing their best to save as many people as possible, most firefighters and the people standing on the bridge survived and are still alive, nobody had to sacrifice their lives for this, everyone that did choose to do so did it by themselves, the mine workers were never butt naked, at no point did anyone believe that the reactor core touching water would cause a megaton nuclear explosion. And btw you could get rid off most of the radiation on your skin by simply taking a shower which is what most hospitals did. You didn't start bleeding or and becoming disabled or dying from the level of radiation exposure at Chernobyl disaster, the only people that died right away were two plant workers during the explosion. The firefighter's wife gave birth and she and her child are alive and well. Even some of the post-credit information was inaccurate. I could go on and on. Like... this happened 30+ years ago. How could they get so much of what happened so wrong? The moments that pulled my heart strings during this show turned out to be completely untrue and that makes it manipulative and I really don't like when honest, hardworking scientists were being trashed here.

OVOTOPIA

1y

Just started “The Wire” finally only watched the first episode so far

Emu

1y

Chernobyl - 0/10

Really enjoyed the show up until around Ep 3 when I started looking up the names of the nuclear scientists, firefighters and politicians and they all criticized that HBO was completely inaccurate in how the events unfolded. The nuclear scientists were working together night and day to mitigate what happened, politicians in the Soviet Union were actually doing their best to save as many people as possible, most firefighters and the people standing on the bridge survived and are still alive, nobody had to sacrifice their lives for this, everyone that did choose to do so did it by themselves, the mine workers were never butt naked, at no point did anyone believe that the reactor core touching water would cause a megaton nuclear explosion. And btw you could get rid off most of the radiation on your skin by simply taking a shower which is what most hospitals did. You didn't start bleeding or and becoming disabled or dying from the level of radiation exposure at Chernobyl disaster, the only people that died right away were two plant workers during the explosion. The firefighter's wife gave birth and she and her child are alive and well. Even some of the post-credit information was inaccurate. I could go on and on. Like... this happened 30+ years ago. How could they get so much of what happened so wrong? The moments that pulled my heart strings during this show turned out to be completely untrue and that makes it manipulative and I really don't like when honest, hardworking scientists were being trashed here.

Smoochill

1y

you in for a masterpiece

Emu

1y

Chernobyl - 0/10

Really enjoyed the show up until around Ep 3 when I started looking up the names of the nuclear scientists, firefighters and politicians and they all criticized that HBO was completely inaccurate in how the events unfolded. The nuclear scientists were working together night and day to mitigate what happened, politicians in the Soviet Union were actually doing their best to save as many people as possible, most firefighters and the people standing on the bridge survived and are still alive, nobody had to sacrifice their lives for this, everyone that did choose to do so did it by themselves, the mine workers were never butt naked, at no point did anyone believe that the reactor core touching water would cause a megaton nuclear explosion. And btw you could get rid off most of the radiation on your skin by simply taking a shower which is what most hospitals did. You didn't start bleeding or and becoming disabled or dying from the level of radiation exposure at Chernobyl disaster, the only people that died right away were two plant workers during the explosion. The firefighter's wife gave birth and she and her child are alive and well. Even some of the post-credit information was inaccurate. I could go on and on. Like... this happened 30+ years ago. How could they get so much of what happened so wrong? The moments that pulled my heart strings during this show turned out to be completely untrue and that makes it manipulative and I really don't like when honest, hardworking scientists were being trashed here.

Tito Ninety Four

1y

The main character in this show Sex/Life on Netflix is the dumbest b**** in the world