Mr. Sparkle

@CM-BlueButterfly I know I'm being fussy, but can we change the name of this forum to either King of the Hill (2025) or King of the Hill (Revival)? I'm fairly certain it's not coming out in 2023. Thank you!

Well, after a boring start, this episode definitely picked up towards the end! 3 characters dead and the Dama maybe. I think we'll see a charred version. What was the point of Navaraez? I think she backed into a spike or something like that. I'm sure it'll be a convenient plot point eventually. I take back what I said about Hershel and the old lady being the most interesting part of the show. The Croat remains the best character for me.

This story is just wild. I need to stay away from that subreddit for a while.

Jonathon Joss, voice of "King of the Hill" character John Redcorn was killed last night. https://nypost.com/2025/06/02/entertainment/king-of-the-hill-voice-actor-jonathan-joss-killed-in-texas/

Airs Sunday, June 1st. Negan makes some big moves, while Maggie takes matters into her own hands.

Oof. That hurts.

I thought last season was surprisingly decent, but this season has yet to do anything for me. Some of those last seasons of TWD were a chore. The only arc I find remotely intriguing is Hershel's, because I don't see where they're going to go with it. The rest seems obvious. So, MM definitely Vs!

Here it is without a paywall: https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/tv/article/harry-hermione-and-ron-lead-actors-announced-for-hbos-harry-potter-tv-reboot-meet-them-and-the-rest-of-cast-so-far-155322524.html

I'm not familiar with his work, but I looked him up and he has an impressive resume. That must put the blame on the writing.

If this show had the money or pull, Ian McShane would be playing that role instead of this clown. That said, I think Željko Ivanek is head and shoulders, acting-wise, above everyone else in the cast.

Hard to say which is worse - the acting or the writing. It's reminding me, unsurprisingly, of the last seasons of the Walking Dead, or worse, Fear the Walking Dead.

Airs Sunday, May 25th. Maggie uncovers surprising information; Negan attempts to outmaneuver a slippery foe.

I am totally watching this!

General spoiler below for those who might watch in the future.

Thanks. I remember the marshal looking for Negan, and that's about it. He was a dick last season, but it seems like he might be getting a redemption arc, with Bad Haircut being the villain. I have to assume Maggie is the good guy here, so whoever she happens to be aligned with is the "good side." Negan is as ambiguous as they want to make him.