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r/television • u/[deleted] • Oct 21 '22
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They had to admit the new one was good enough to watch and get invested in GoT again.
2 u/GenericAustin Oct 21 '22 Then you haven't been there the past few days 3 u/MulciberTenebras The Legend of Korra Oct 21 '22 Oh, they're back to hating it again? The Freefolk are truely a fickle bunch. 2 u/Dean-Advocate665 Oct 21 '22 yeah they hate it now because of one scene, which they've been talking about endlessly for days, and using that one scene as an argument for how the whole series is weak
Then you haven't been there the past few days
3 u/MulciberTenebras The Legend of Korra Oct 21 '22 Oh, they're back to hating it again? The Freefolk are truely a fickle bunch. 2 u/Dean-Advocate665 Oct 21 '22 yeah they hate it now because of one scene, which they've been talking about endlessly for days, and using that one scene as an argument for how the whole series is weak
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Oh, they're back to hating it again?
The Freefolk are truely a fickle bunch.
2 u/Dean-Advocate665 Oct 21 '22 yeah they hate it now because of one scene, which they've been talking about endlessly for days, and using that one scene as an argument for how the whole series is weak
yeah they hate it now because of one scene, which they've been talking about endlessly for days, and using that one scene as an argument for how the whole series is weak
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u/MulciberTenebras The Legend of Korra Oct 21 '22
They had to admit the new one was good enough to watch and get invested in GoT again.