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Has HBO ever make a bad programme?
DarthFader
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In the run up to Sky Atlantic starting, for me HBO stands for quality and TV programmes that wouldn't look out of place in the cinema (yeah I know it stands for Home Box Office before someone says :-p)
But have they made something that got panned Stateside or indeed anywhere else?
Do any of their programmes get cancelled after one season or even part way through?
PJ
But have they made something that got panned Stateside or indeed anywhere else?
Do any of their programmes get cancelled after one season or even part way through?
PJ
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Does anyone know how much more this will cost?
It'll be in the variety pack, if you don't already have that it'll be an extra £1 a month for the pack.
Really? Well that's OK then!
There can't be many who have sky who don't have the variety pack?
Although it is funny sometimes, the comedy can hardly be accredited to the TV series. It's the laziest (and perhaps most brilliant idea profit-wise) thing I've seen in a while.
This X 10000
The most pointless, vapid TV show ever.
No, I think it got very mixed reviews. It regularly crops up on lists of good shows cancelled too soon.
The comeback was fantastic but it suited it better to be a stand alone season instead of dragging it out
Every channel makes some bad things. I think AMC are more than just Mad Men. Things like Breaking Bad, Rubicon and The Walking Dead have all been positively received in recent years as well. Although Rubicon was axed.
Which channel is the best is subjective, but AMC appear to be heading in the right direction.
No, it doesn't. Showtime has actually underachieved over the years, failing to come up with "iconic" original series outside of Dexter (which is not the same thing as having some stuff worth watching). I am talking about the kind of series that send critics into frenzies of adulation.