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You were the one saying that there isn't much enthusiasm left online about got related things and I said this is clearly not true so not sure how I'm overthinking. Maybe not in your neck of the woods but clearly not everywhere.You're overthinking this. It's popular because it's starts out great for multiple seasons then turns to shit.
This is incredible common with a lot of shows,, it's why budgets for ongoing tv shows get smaller and smaller as the show progresses, because the executives know people are already hooked and will often watch it 'till its conclusion.
I'm not nitpicking anything, I just happen to think the show turned to shit once they started running out of source material. This isn't a random complaint, it's glaringly obvious.
GoT's budget grew exponentially season upon season.
I'm not disagreeing with you there. I could write a PhD thesis on where GoT went wrong (and basically did up there) I just don't see what that has to do with this show. But to each their own.
Well from the bits that I've read in those reviews, the first six episodes apparently take their time in building up the mood and tone, while slowly revealing the main crux of the story and plot.
A lot of the negative stuff I've read basically boils down to "it's the same as GoT; nothing new here" I mean if it's like peak GoT then I really don't care.
Yea, at the end of the day you have to watch it yourself and make up your mind. Of course we're now comparing it to this huge phenomenon so people are gonna be more hard on it. But you can't really compare GoT's Greatest Hits spread over 70+ episodes to one season or in this case 6 episodes of this new show. The NYT apparently called season 1 of GoT patronizing and irrelevant so if this does half as well then I'm happy
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