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I thought it was pretty good, I'm in.
I also thought it was pretty cool. Could have been much worse. But dang, its really a bloody show. I can't believe with some of the shots it got away with, being on basic cable that is.
I also thought it was pretty cool. Could have been much worse. But dang, its really a bloody show. I can't believe with some of the shots it got away with, being on basic cable that is.
There’s a lot of blood, betrayal and sharp objects in Kurt Sutter’s new FX drama, but it turns out there’s also some DVR heat. The two-hour September 15 debut of The Bastard Executioner saw big leaps in both viewership and among adults 18-49 in Live+3 results – hitting a drama high in the former for FX. In both the demo and its total audience, TBX had a 71% lift from its Live+Same Day results to to 1.79 million and 3.61 million, respectively.
The DVR results now have TBX with the second best lift of all FX drama debuts among the 18-49s.
Only the launch of Fargo on April 15 last year did better, with a 74% increase from its Live+SD numbers. The Bridge had a 67% demo rise, The Strain went up 63%, Tyrant 53%, The Americans 48%, and American Horror Story: Murder House rose 37%.
So far this year, TBX rates third in basic cable drama debuts behind the powerhouses of AMC’s Fear The Walking Dead and Better Call Saul.
The episode will run 16 minutes past the hour tonight.Effigy/Ddelw
An unlikely suspect is charged with treason; Wilkin must carry out his duties as the new executioner.
The episode will run 16 minutes past the hour tonight.
Yup. The last 3 seasons of SoA regularly had 90-minute time slots.So, pretty short for an episode of a Kurt Sutter show?
Lets be clear about this as you digest the pilot episode: The Bastard Executioner isnt about the Middle Ages.
First: The early fourteenth century in England and along the Welsh border was a thriving time.
Second: The medieval Welsh and English cared about their law.
Third: Ye olde executioner isnt really medieval. Did executions occur occasionally? Yes. Were they frequent? Goodness no.
Fourth: While were discussing judicial decisions, let us also recall that torture was simply not a part of the judicial process in medieval England.
Fifth: The only criminals who were tortured and executed horribly were traitors.
Sixth: The witch. Oh the witch. Heres the thing: magic use was common in medieval England.
The Baroness is the best part of the show so far.
It's truly amazing how this show can make sex and violence so dull.
The whole thing is written in the same template as SoA. Opening scenes in the forest/garage with all the bros hanging out as Anorra/Gemma chides them to be careful, mothers them, etc. Jax/BasEx and his bro ride out to get info on on a rival gang(but make sure to double deal and warn the Wolf). But secretly Anorra/Gemma is manipulating them. Etc.
Came in this thread to see how this show is since I'm watching SOA currently. First post spoils SOA for me, bunch of other posts spoil storylines.
Nice. Good to know spoilers in threads not related to the topic are cool still. Cant wait to be spoiled for Hannibal
(next show I'm watching) in a Gotham thread. :/
I really don't like how the screen turns black and white right before they cut to commercial.
Came in this thread to see how this show is since I'm watching SOA currently. First post spoils SOA for me, bunch of other posts spoil storylines
Trust me, being spoiled on that complete steaming pile of shit show is not something to be bothered by. We did you a favour.
Came in this thread to see how this show is since I'm watching SOA currently. First post spoils SOA for me, bunch of other posts spoil storylines.
Nice. Good to know spoilers in threads not related to the topic are cool still. Cant wait to be spoiled for Hannibal
(next show I'm watching) in a Gotham thread. :/
I do, I watch it from my DVR, its the perfect time to hit the fast forward button.
A Hunger/Newyn
Lady Love journeys to Windsor to learn the fate of Ventrishire from King Edward II; Ventris, Milus and company welcome a visit from Baron Pryce.
Oops, turns out tonight's episode is clocking in at 1:20. *shakes fist at Sutter*At least next week of TBX is only 60 minutes!
Oops, turns out tonight's episode is clocking in at 1:20. *shakes fist at Sutter*
Is it really so hard for Sutter to color within the lines?
I decided last week I'm done with this show unless I hear it improves tremendously. There's absolutely nothing interesting about it.
I'll keep recording it but once the rest of the Tuesday shows I watch are back on (SHIELD tonight, Flash/iZombie next Tuesday, Manhattan the Tuesday after that) this shows is going to be relegated to the "watch at some much later date" category.
Tuesday is the new Sunday in terms of number of things I watch.
The whole thing is written in the same template as SoA. Opening scenes in the forest/garage with all the bros hanging out as Anorra/Gemma chides them to be careful, mothers them, etc. Jax/BasEx and his bro ride out to get info on on a rival gang(but make sure to double deal and warn the Wolf). But secretly Anorra/Gemma is manipulating them. Etc.
This is the part I hate the most right now. At first we were wondering if she's insane or just playing along for everyone's sake, but now it's pretty clear that she's completely nuts and Sutter is trying to paint some picture of her being abused into insanity but he is just not a skilled enough writer to pull that off.The new wife is bat shit insane.
It's not terrible but it's not appointment television. I think most of us are triaging it on the weekend.The show is steadily improving, but is it too late? Only three weeks in and the thread is already dead!
P. Profit / Proffidwyr Troeth
The King's right hand visits on official business and Milus gets Wilkin to search for a valuable artifact.
Yo who were those two girls in bed?
Names plz