Prison Break

[Skummy]

Except it's Charlie Brooker, and therefore better >_>

[Ananas]

Yup, it isn't as intense as 24. Not an awful episode or anything, but certainly not on the same intensity level as the show it leads into.

[Johnny Drama]

I have seen 14 episodes of it and really like it so far theres some good characters in it.

[Guest Ringmaster The Living Legend]

Beaty was right, its not as intense, last night was like, okay, he's getting executed and they're all sad. I don't care. He'll probably make it out alive next week.

[Your Mom]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguide/columni...1691124,00.html

Charlie Brooker sums up my thoughts better than I ever could.

Charlie Brooker sums up why I hate critics and never read anything they write anymore.

[Guest Ringmaster The Living Legend]

Sara sums up with I like Sara.

[Farmer Reil]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguide/columni...1691124,00.html

Charlie Brooker sums up my thoughts better than I ever could.

Charlie Brooker sums up why I hate critics and never read anything they write anymore.

Edited March 24, 2006 by TheReilDeal

[wCwCreator]

Critics have no sense of imagination.

Airgo, Critics suck ass.

Edited March 24, 2006 by wCwCreator

[Your Mom]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguide/columni...1691124,00.html

Charlie Brooker sums up my thoughts better than I ever could.

Charlie Brooker sums up why I hate critics and never read anything they write anymore.

Because you happen to disagree with them?

Of course, yes. Tattooing blueprints of the prison you designed on your body, robbing a bank with the intention of getting caught, somehow getting sent to the very same prison you designed, and using your tattoos to help escape the prison with your wrongly-convicted brother is all highly realistic.

But that's not enough... hell no. Of course, this being America, the vice-President has to be involved in the plot somehow. Not only that, but we need FBI guys in suits and shades to go around murdering innocent people in the name of justice, just to make sure that the truth is never found out.

Wait, that last bit is actually believable.

No I hate them because they are all sarcastic assholes kind of like you were in this post. The show is totally unrealistic I agree, but who cares if it's fun to watch?

[Asuka's Gonna Kill You]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguide/columni...1691124,00.html

Charlie Brooker sums up my thoughts better than I ever could.

Charlie Brooker sums up why I hate critics and never read anything they write anymore.

Because you happen to disagree with them?

Of course, yes. Tattooing blueprints of the prison you designed on your body, robbing a bank with the intention of getting caught, somehow getting sent to the very same prison you designed, and using your tattoos to help escape the prison with your wrongly-convicted brother is all highly realistic.

But that's not enough... hell no. Of course, this being America, the vice-President has to be involved in the plot somehow. Not only that, but we need FBI guys in suits and shades to go around murdering innocent people in the name of justice, just to make sure that the truth is never found out.

Wait, that last bit is actually believable.

[Guest muddatrucker]

I enjoyed the episodes I've seen, but I still agree with the critic guy, none of what he states isn't true, at the end of the day we're all critics.

[Skummy]

Not to mention that Charlie Brooker created TVGoHome and, as such, can do no wrong.

[Guest Ringmaster The Living Legend]

But, based on that article, he's unoriginal and doesn't even get his facts right >_>

Edited March 24, 2006 by Ringmaster The Living Legend

[Skummy]

Admittedly, that article isn't one of his better ones. He's not really about traditional criticism, per sé, more about parody and surrealism than anything. Check out his G2 article on Friday's or the Guardian website, or his work on TVGoHome.com.

Plugging over, back to regularly scheduled discussion >_>

Edited March 24, 2006 by Skumfrog

[Fitzy]

Critics have no sense of imagination.

Airgo, Critics suck ass.

[DFF]

I've seen a ep or two and it isn't bad.

And that article from the Guardian is poor, imo.