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<blockquote data-quote="Canon" data-source="post: 158113" data-attributes="member: 109">The Walking Dead does get a bit crap but then it gets really good again, the most recent season was great and restored my faith in it. There&#039;s not many fully serialised shows that make it to 10 Seasons, so it&#039;s probably the closest thing to the 80s soaps in years. The end should really be in sight though. &quot;Grief, a lot of grief&quot; should be the show&#039;s tagline.Apparently Bill Devane considers the London season of 24 to be the best work he&#039;s ever done.Hollyoaks has quite a high turnover of storylines and characters which probably makes it the easiest of the English soaps to jump into. Though a high turnover of plot and characters is my idea of soap hell.I&#039;m currently watching Season 4, it&#039;s strangely comforting in a time of Trump and Brexit. I&#039;ve no idea what anyone is talking about most of the time.I enjoyed both but never really cared for them. I really liked Better Call Saul until it starting catching up with the events of Breaking Bad and then I sort of lost interest.Next to new Twin Peaks, Season 5 of Ray Donovan is the most impressive tv I&#039;ve seen in recent years. The story for the season elevated the show beyond what it usually is, I found it outstanding. It should have been the final season though, or at least the story should have been kept for what they knew would be the final season. Season 6 is the show getting back to normal business and I struggled with that.And my mother&#039;s!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Canon, post: 158113, member: 109"] [I]The Walking Dead[/I] does get a bit crap but then it gets really good again, the most recent season was great and restored my faith in it. There's not many fully serialised shows that make it to 10 Seasons, so it's probably the closest thing to the 80s soaps in years. The end should really be in sight though. "Grief, a lot of grief" should be the show's tagline. Apparently Bill Devane considers the London season of [I]24[/I] to be the best work he's ever done. [I]Hollyoaks[/I] has quite a high turnover of storylines and characters which probably makes it the easiest of the English soaps to jump into. Though a high turnover of plot and characters is my idea of soap hell. I'm currently watching Season 4, it's strangely comforting in a time of Trump and Brexit. I've no idea what anyone is talking about most of the time. I enjoyed both but never really cared for them. I really liked [I]Better Call Saul[/I] until it starting catching up with the events of[I] Breaking Bad[/I] and then I sort of lost interest. Next to new [I]Twin Peaks[/I], Season 5 of Ray Donovan is the most impressive tv I've seen in recent years. The story for the season elevated the show beyond what it usually is, I found it outstanding. It should have been the final season though, or at least the story should have been kept for what they knew would be the final season. Season 6 is the show getting back to normal business and I struggled with that. And my mother's! [/QUOTE]

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