Thread 213991231

It's been exactly 20 years since the last episode of the best drama series with the best ending ever. It's been that long and I still miss them. This series, next to The Sopranos, left the biggest mark on me. Absolutely incredible.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HZU6OpW5rA

Fine I will watch your show

>>213991231 (OP)
unbearable characters
plus that show did not age that well it's all so painfully 2000s

>>213991637
Aged perfectly.

>>213991637
>erm... did they really really just refer to abortion as killing the baby?

>>213991231 (OP)
>best drama series with best ending ever

>>213991231 (OP)
It's just petty relationship drama but they hallucinate talking to dead people to solve their little squabbles.

>>213991231 (OP)
i remember trying to watch this years ago but the writing was so gay (literally m c hall kissing some nigger) and cringe i dropped it ep1

>>213992195
you type like an edgy 12yo

>>213992303
You type like a guy that watches gay cringe shit

>>213991231 (OP)
>27 year old seducing and making out with high school girl in the first few episodes
>not portrayed negatively

We used to be a society…

The only thing I remember from that show is a sex scene where the woman asks the guy to fuck her in the ass

>>213991637
>>213992195
>unbearable characters
That's what makes it so good. You watch a toxic family and the shit people they get attached to, slowly destroy each other through their own making. I watched it a few years ago with my fiance and I described it as "picking scabs". The show just lets the open wounds fester and I loved every minute of it. We've all met folk just like these characters, which is why watching them fall to their own making is so enthralling. Nothing else like it. This show and American Beauty are peak dramedy masterpieces.

Oh and MCH was better here than in Dexter.

>"You can't take a picture of this, it's already gone."

hit me so hard

>>213991637
>unbearable characters
Idiot. That was the point. Dysfunctional family. But done perfectly.

It's worth noting that HBO has released an HD remaster after many years. The difference is incredible, especially in motion

Pic related, original SD

HD

I just got through hiding about 15 lazy town threads

The scene that changed me when i was a teenager.

>>213991231 (OP)
Imagine dying before 40 and the rest of your family lives over 80+.

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>>213992572
How do they perform this? Time machine?

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>>213992572
>dnr
No thanks. The show looks better in 4:3 anyway.

>>213992973
the fuck are talking about

>>213992958
It was filmed on 35mm. If you have original film reels, its not that complicated of a process. Just time consuming, and having decent quality film still intact. It might actually be easier than trying to upscale shit shot on digital. I'm sure some autist here can give a decent rundown.

>>213992958
I love how you can see more details now in widescreen

>>213991231 (OP)
The rare HBO show where the lead actor is out of his depth compared to the rest of the cast

>>213993350
Anna Paquin in True Blood comes to mind. But also, with a show like 6 Feet Under, yes Nate is the main character, but honestly the family itself if the protagonist and life and death the antagonist.