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[deleted] t1_ixfb90h wrote

Reply to comment by SoulCruizer in Cassian Andor: The Spy Who Came in from the Cold by PetyrDayne

Seriously, I would like to have just one Andor thread where the main topic isn't whether there are too many posts about Andor. This is a TV subreddit. People who aren't watching a certain show don't need to comment on every thread about it just to say they feel personally attacked

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Maninhartsford t1_ixfugoo wrote

Even if Disney IS paying to promote the show, there's like 10 posts on here a day about it. SOME of them MUST be genuine. I've actually seen comments screaming at OPs for being bots and they're just like "uh, I'm not? I like the show?"

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YourmomgoestocolIege t1_ixfyg7w wrote

I just don't understand how something they can easily scroll past to see dozens of other topics not about Andor gets them into a tizzy

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SoulCruizer t1_ixfbr41 wrote

It’s all for karma and attention seeking, It happens all the time. People will jump at the chance to point out the obvious and nab that top spot to say the same thing said a million times like it’s an original thought. What’s funny is they are only generating a discussion that’s keeping these posts coming.

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wordsandwich t1_ixg871s wrote

lol dude, this is reddit, where every widely known fairly successful movie or TV series is an underrated cinematic masterclass in auteur filmmaking, whatever that means.

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spyson t1_ixgpaf8 wrote

You can see it in Walking Dead threads where there are just legions of comments about how they stopped watching the show at season 1 when the thread is about Season 10 of TWD or whatever.

Or if there's a GRRM thread it's flooded with posts about finishing the book, it just derails the posts

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Ora_00 t1_ixgt0b3 wrote

Yeah! Just let disney market their damn show in peace! /s

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