There were a few unresolved story lines but watching the formation of a transport union more than made up for any shortcomings. What an exciting and satisfying end. I'm tempted to write off the unresolved stories as filler but they also prevented a deus ex machina by giving a little explanation for the ring eating the bad guys.

I'm maybe using over-egging it lol saying 'absolutely terrible', but it was a 5-6/10 ending to an 8.5/10 level show IMO.
Very, very rushed: I got the impression they had major covid issues and just wanted it all finished asap.
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I see.

I felt exactly the same way. They coulda used another 2 episodes to flesh things out but ultimately I am not invested enough to care. It was solid.

Lmao yeah I posted in another topic that role was surely written for him.
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Yeah seen it. Thought it was really good. Martin Freeman was excellent. Reminded me a lot of Stephen Graham for obvious reasons.

(Going off tangent) You seen this? Watched ep 1 and it's extremely authentic
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A friend of mine is reading the Dune stories. I never bothered with them because I heard the author died before completing them and the posthumous releases were terrible. I don't know how true that is though.

They're a mission.
I've also bought the first Dune book after watching the movie yesterday and enjoying it.
I knew nothing about Dune prior, but Villeneuve and Zimmer 🥵.
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I added them to my bookshelf a couple years ago and still haven't gotten around to reading them. The last season wasn't exactly the best either.

I honestly gave up on Vikings ages ago, so lost there.
I'm a big fan of the last kingdom (read all the books).
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I don't know if I want to see a spin-off to a sub plot that bored me tbh. On the subject of spin offs though, have you seen the trailer for Vikings: Valhalla? What did you think?

Re: spoilers: my understanding is this opens it up to a spinoff (etc).
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I liked it. Didn't love it. It felt too streamlined which, obviously it was as it was only 6 episodes. I'd have liked it to have been more fleshed out but I think they got the story told in the time they had.
I'm not entirely sure what that whole unresolved story line with the protomolecule and the "dogs" bringing people back to life was though. Or why they felt they needed to have that in the show

Finished it tonight. It was absolutely terrible, but the show's still a solid 8/10 overall.
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****ing amazing
suck it.

how did u like the S5 finale? i just rewatched it and it was really great on rewatch. RIP and all!
onto S6 now
gosh i love the intro and the theme song sm…
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suck it.

Not sure so far. I was trying to watch it whilst ****ed with the flu this week, and only got onto ep 2.
I think it's maybe had its day. Marco Inaros is overplayed and boring.

My favourite is still Amos!
^^ That was a great scene! I saw that one coming.
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Drummer is awesome! also Bobbie is a fav.
thanks for the reminder tho that the new season has started. love that show!
suck it.

Character's name was Edin.
LoL, yes the Jamaican thing, that sucks.
My favourite character remains Drummer.

It's sort of meh. I'm not really quite sure why I keep watching it except that I feel so invested, time-wise. Why do all the belters sound like they were born in Jamaica? Eh boss man?
That's cool that you have a relative who played an OPA. Did the baddie have a name?
I'm still pissed off at the new captain of the Behemoth. Two-faced, as well as his little gopher runt with the Maori-type tats on the left side of his face.
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Are you enjoying it?
I have a first cousin who played an OPA baddie in season 2.

I'm on season 3
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