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NBC has moved Kings to Saturdays, which means one thing: IT IS FINISHED. Hopefully one of the last six episodes will be the one where David collects all those foreskins. But probably not.
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Let's all go to the movies, and let's all see the same movie, and let's discuss it here.
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argh I know it’s a difficult show in a difficult timeslot, but NBC could have done a better job promoting it.
I like it, but I’m not a Nielsen household, so what can I do really?
Boooooooo. Kings is worth supporting just because it’s the kind of show there needs to be more of on the networks.
Kings is a decent show. I’ll say I’ve only watched it online, so I take some responsibility for the move. Lovin’ the queen though.
I get it. I do. It’s predictable. It’s easy. It’s got religious overtones. You really can’t like it. And we 5 losers defending it look like chumps who accidentally clicked on a link bringing us to videogum, definitely not cool as the regulars here. But it grabs you somehow. I mean, you guys have talked about it more than any other midseason premiere, not that thats saying much. But it’s not exactly laughable. You could call it bad, and be right, but it works. And its imaginative, if in its universe, and never plot, alone.
Anyways, I sincerely hope this show gets a second season. No more. But no less. I like a full, arching storyline. And it may not be as smart as Arrested Development, but then again, when do we ever get a drama that is at all smart.