I don’t watch much TV, and there are only a handful of series I got into. Several I batch watched after they finished their initial run. RINGS OF POWER I am currently following as it airs.
I read the book, Fire & Blood. Meh, it didn’t draw me in like a good book will. I had no problem putting the book down to do laundry. I have no desire to see the series. Plus the fact that I don’t own a TV might have something to do with it.
I prefer one episode at a time. For some reason deferred gratification works. It may be the result of growing up with only OTA TV with weekly episodes.
Does it bear any relation, whatsoever, to J.R.R. Tolkien’s work? Going by what was done, multiple times, to LOTR, I doubt it so much as to be totally uninterested.
I think Roy’s cheating. He is not wasting any time on the series until he gets all the reviews in. I’m not watching for another reason, I don’t want to give Amazon any of my money.
Baslim the Beggar Premium Member over 2 years ago
That’s my plan! I am not a slave to their schedule… well, except for having to wait weeks to watch it…
ehol Premium Member over 2 years ago
Should I worry that I’m finding in the same spot as Roy ? Hyped yet extremely annoyed to wait for all episodes to be released …
Teto85 Premium Member over 2 years ago
That’s predicted to be 5 years.
Lee26 Premium Member over 2 years ago
I do that with shows on Hulu, Prime, Netflix, etc. Otherwise you’re paying more than one month for one show. Just did that for Murders in the House.
scottartist creator over 2 years ago
I don’t watch much TV, and there are only a handful of series I got into. Several I batch watched after they finished their initial run. RINGS OF POWER I am currently following as it airs.
Bruce1253 over 2 years ago
I read the book, Fire & Blood. Meh, it didn’t draw me in like a good book will. I had no problem putting the book down to do laundry. I have no desire to see the series. Plus the fact that I don’t own a TV might have something to do with it.
willie_mctell over 2 years ago
I prefer one episode at a time. For some reason deferred gratification works. It may be the result of growing up with only OTA TV with weekly episodes.
scaeva Premium Member over 2 years ago
Does it bear any relation, whatsoever, to J.R.R. Tolkien’s work? Going by what was done, multiple times, to LOTR, I doubt it so much as to be totally uninterested.
NWdryad over 2 years ago
I’m with Roy, I prefer to binge watch.
tammyspeakslife Premium Member over 2 years ago
I tried doing that but I lost
MartinPerry1 over 2 years ago
I think Roy’s cheating. He is not wasting any time on the series until he gets all the reviews in. I’m not watching for another reason, I don’t want to give Amazon any of my money.
DarkHorseSki over 2 years ago
If he’s really a Tolkien fan, he is going to be extremely disappointed by what Amazon has done.