It recorded 68 million viewers in its first week. It is the most-viewed Netflix drama in its first week ever .…
Not trying to knock the show. What constitutes a 'viewer'? 10 minutes of auto-play? The number of SG articles in my normal, non-mdl news feeds is a red flag. I never watch anything that's shoved in my face... To me, it indicates Netflix is disappointed over the number of new subscriptions it's seeing.
I've never even seen the first season, is it worth a try?
It's good - but these days you'll expect too much because of the hype and probably will be disappointed. It's just a plain old 'good', it has some great moments. Those were my reactions after watching it first time - a bit like Breaking Bad I suppose, it doesn't live up to the hype and some parts are disagreeable, overall 'good', 7/10 something like that.
It's called Favorites or Bookmarks, available in all web browsers
Because this site is called kisskh. It's selling point is making lists of drama and film. It's not called MyFavouriteArticles. That would be reinventing the wheel. Who wants that apart from a few loonies?
It used to be illegal to be queer, they even used the word 'queer' to describe it. Does it answer your question? More examples: * Public nudity * What's considered acceptable for a 12 year old to see at the movies * Language, old fashioned profanity is now everyday language.
If a website or service wants to take off, it can't keep favourites. That's why viki needs to jettison those amateur subtitlers, they're dragging it down.
Something worth considering, I don't think we could compile a list of 21 films from any one country and come up with a better one than this, with additional titles to spare.
The number of SG articles in my normal, non-mdl news feeds is a red flag. I never watch anything that's shoved in my face... To me, it indicates Netflix is disappointed over the number of new subscriptions it's seeing.
More examples:
* Public nudity
* What's considered acceptable for a 12 year old to see at the movies
* Language, old fashioned profanity is now everyday language.