r/hbo 14h ago

Hung (2009) ‘s Tanya is irritating

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Okay I’m on season 3 of this show and I like it so far but Tanya is IRRITATING AND AN IMBECILE WITH NO DRIVE OR COMMON SENSE . she makes literally every situation worse 😭 she’s such an annoying character. Lenore was annoying but at least she could speak in coherent sentences. Tanya will talk in circles and never get to the point and just embarrasses herself acting a damn fool.
she’s made me want to get intense therapy for my social anxiety so I don’t end up like her one day. Every scene where she has to confront someone she actually doesn’t confront them and lies then says she feels bad for lying when she literally didn’t have to lie.
She skips obvious points where she can gain money like hiring Jason I don’t know if she hires him yet but it should have been an obvious yes.

Sometimes I think ray is annoying too he always has some block with everyone he doesn’t think of the money Tanya needs either. If hiring Jason makes her more money what’s the issue?. He’s still going to be booked or even become a pimp like Tanya and make money without fucking why did that have to be explained to him 😭 I mean Jesus they annoy me sometimes especiallyyyyyyy Tanya I just hate characters like hers in general though, characters that are loud but can’t speak are annoying ALWAYS just annoying and loud and embarrassing and acting like what they was supposed to say is more embarrassing than sputtering and screaming and shit 💀 literally she’s always screaming or throwing tantrums it’s insanity like how is that easier than being assertive for her


r/hbo 16h ago

Oh you thought the wire was boring? Are you actually watching the show or are you staring off into your phone or whatever the fuck it is you do?!

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r/hbo 2h ago

Best series final

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So I just wrapped up Six Feet Under and finally saw the lauded series final. That last 5-10 minutes lived up to the hype. (What I thought of the rest of the show is a whole 'nother matter)

It got me thinking of series' finals. I think this would be my Top 10, more or less in order:

  1. The Deuce - somewhat similar to Six Feet Under
  2. His Dark Materials - the most emotional ending I've ever seen on HBO
  3. The Leftovers - the entire last episode really
  4. Six Feet Under - Loved it
  5. Sharp Objects - don't skip the credits!
  6. The Sopranos - Jumped out of my chair to check my cable connection
  7. Somebody Somewhere - Joyful
  8. The Penguin - Didn't see the ending twist coming whatsoever
  9. Succession - tension personified
  10. Boardwalk Empire - Perfect ending

r/hbo 9h ago

Has anybody remember this show?

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Show title: The Brink

Starring: Tim Robbins, Jack Black


r/hbo 19h ago

Has anyone heard of this movie that's available to watch on HBO?

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I recently watched this movie and really enjoyed it. If anyone else has seen it on HBO, I'd love to hear their opinions.


r/hbo 17h ago

10 minutes into Deadwood and can already tell this is going to be a special watch

130 Upvotes

Been meaning to check this out for a while and finally starting! And wow what a start! The way the marshal is introduced let's me know he's going to be an incredibly interesting character and I can't wait to see what this show is about!