Top Ten Villains of Arrow

It wasn’t that long ago when I wrote a post on what I felt were the worst villains on Arrow. Now, I’m going to write a post on who I think the ten best villains of that show are. I figure that it is only fair that I cover this side as well. I might cover heroes and anti-heroes as well in the future.

As before, I’m going to have to leave a note on the fact that I had not seen a lot of the show when it was airing the first time. Maybe I’ll get back and watch more of this in the future. But I can’t be sure of that in the future. Some of these are educated guesses based on what I saw of them or learnt about them as I researched who more of the villains are. Now let’s get to the top ten.

#10 Frank Bertinelli- The leader of a crime family, he seems like a good person to start this list. He failed this city, as some would say, and was a leader for quite some time until his death. I feel that he is good to put on this list since he did a lot and was even on the well known list of this show.

#9 Andy Diggle- Sometimes the greatest enemy one can face is family. He was part of the evil H.I.V.E. and it came to be known at a certain point that he had to be taken out, for real this time. He just could not see the good side in the end, causing his demise.

#8 Ra’s al Ghul- He was stronger than Oliver Queen in nearly every confrontation that they did. Not many people can prove themselves to be stronger than Oliver and not everyone can consistently be better than him in nearly every fight in the end. What else is there to say? Well, he wasn’t as important to the plot or had as much going for him as others who made it on the list.

#7 Carrie Cutter- She, a woman, once overpowered Oliver without the use of magic. He nearly died due to his fight with her. If that isn’t a good reason to put her on the top ten, I don’t know what is. Plus, I do want to include at least one woman on this list.

#6 John Deegan- One of the main villains of Elseworlds, he created a new reality, not just once but twice, in order to outsmart or outdo the heroes. He wasn’t bad enough to stay in charge, but he did set in motion the chain of events that would take out Oliver.

#5 Malcolm Merlyn- While I wasn’t sure if he belonged on the list since he was heroic at times and might be more suited to an anti-hero list, I think that since he was the original big bad, he should be on this list as a result. He helped do what caused Oliver to be who he is and was influential for a lot of the show, even making a few appearances again after his death.

#4 Oliver Queen of Earth-X- An evil Oliver has to be on the list. He ruled a Nazi empire and even went to another world to take it over and take out those heroes. While he thankfully wasn’t successful with that, he did a lot of damage to earth one before he could be taken out.

#3 Mobius- The anti-Monitor has the highest kill list of any Arrowverse villain. He was largely the reason why Oliver died, not just once, but twice. To think that somewhere in earth prime, this now powerless being is shrinking for all eternity.

#2 Cayden James- Very manipulative, he was able to extort a ton of money out of Oliver and Star City as a result of his evil ways. He split up team Arrow briefly and seemed to cause a death with every new episode when he was around. He was so good, it beyond sucked that he wasn’t there for the second half of the season when he was killed off.

#1 Adrian Chase- This man is such a horrible psychopath that it was awesome to watch him work. With one sure plot of revenge against the man who killed his father (namely Oliver), he would do whatever it took to make sure he took out anyone Oliver loved. He might be criminally insane, but that was part of his appeal that made him so fun to watch in the end.

Well, that’s all I can think of putting in this blog post of mine. I might do the heroes of this show, but I do not know if I will do the worst heroes or others like that. I hope that you enjoy this post and don’t know of what else to say so I will end it here.

Sliver Globes Award Nominees 2019

There’s not much to say in this introduction as I get to what I felt was some of the best of TV from the previous year on it. Since I decide that it is the end of the decade, I might also do a best of the decade in TV which I will explain more when it is done in the future. Just know that winners might not be the final leg of this journey for them after all. Now, let’s get to the nominees. (Also, sorry for the format of this post as it will look different than what you are used to as I was in a rush to get it done.)

Best new show (Batwoman, Prodigal Son, All Rise, The Code, Evil, Emergence, Blood & Treasure, A Little Late with Lily Singh, Carol’s Second Act, The Red Line, Nancy Drew, Schooled, Pandora, The Passage, Proven Innocent, The Kelly Clarkson Show, and Roswell, New Mexico), Best one season show (The Red Line, The Kids are Alright, The Code, The Passage, Proven Innocent), Best cancelled or ending show (Ransom, The Big Bang Theory, The Red Line, iZombie, Jane the Virgin, Instinct, The Kids are Alright, The Code, Designated Survivor, Elementary, Madam Secretary, The Gifted, Gotham, The Passage, Proven Innocent, Who Wants to be a Millionaire?), Most screwed show (Instinct), Best theme song (NCIS, NCIS: New Orleans, The Big Bang Theory), Best idea for a show (iZombie, The Big Bang Theory, Pandora, Batwoman, The Red Line, Carol’s Second Act, Nancy Drew, Schooled, The Passage, Proven Innocent, Jane the Virgin, Gotham, The Orville, Elementary, Madam Secretary, The Gifted), Best series premiere (Batwoman, Prodigal Son, Nancy Drew, The Passage), Best series finale (The Big Bang Theory, The Red Line, iZombie, Jane the Virgin), Best cliffhanger ending (How to Get Away with Murder, NCIS, The Resident, NCIS: Los Angeles), Best cliffhanger resolution (NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles, The Flash), Best cast (NCIS, Young Sheldon, The Big Bang Theory, How to Get Away with Murder, Grey’s Anatomy, Station 19, Proven Innocent, Modern Family, Prodigal Son, Batwoman, Supergirl, The Flash, Gotham, Arrow, All Rise, Emergence, Carol’s Second Act, Pandora, Madam Secretary, The Outpost, Elementary, The Red Line, Instinct, Jane the Virgin, iZombie, The Good Place, The Resident, Legends of Tomorrow), Best writers (The Good Place, The Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, The Gifted, Madam Secretary, Elementary, Batwoman, Supergirl, NCIS, Modern Family, iZombie, Jane the Virgin, The Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon, NCIS, The Late Show), Best editing (Modern Family, The Big Bang Theory, NCIS, Jane the Virgin, iZombie), Most interesting show (NCIS, The Big Bang Theory, The Gifted, Gotham, The Orville, The Passage, iZombie, Jane the Virgin, The Red Line, Madam Secretary), Best music in a show (Riverdale), Time well spent award (NCIS, NCIS: New Orleans, The Big Bang Theory, iZombie, Jane the Virgin, Gotham, The Orville, Madam Secretary, Instinct, The Gifted, The Resident, Elementary), Most memorable (NCIS, The Big Bang Theory, NCIS, Modern Family, iZombie, The Gifted, Jane the Virgin, Gotham, The Red Line), Most underrated TV show (NCIS: New Orleans, Supergirl, The Resident), Best retooling of a show (The Resident), Shouldn’t have been cancelled award (The Gifted, The Enemy Within, Instinct, The Kids are Alright, The Passage), Why was it a midseason replacement award (Roswell, New Mexico), Best comedy-drama (no nominees), Groundbreaking show (no nominees), Best news show (Nightline, The PBS Newshour, 60 Minutes), Most topical (Supergirl), Best comedy (The Good Place, The Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon, The Kids are Alright), Best drama (Jane the Virgin, NCIS, The Good Fight, Instinct, iZombie, Gotham, The Gifted, Elementary, Madam Secretary, Designated Survivor), Best PBS special (no nominees), Best show on CBS (NCIS, The Big Bang Theory, NCIS: Los Angeles, Young Sheldon, The Good Fight, Instinct, NCIS: New Orleans, The Red Line, Ransom, The Code, Elementary, Madam Secretary, All Rise, Evil, FBI, Carol’s Second Act, FBI: Most Wanted, 60 Minutes, Blood and Treasure, Blue Bloods, Bull, God Friended Me, Hawaii Five-0, MacGyver, Magnum P.I., S.W.A.T.), Best show on ABC (The Kids are Alright, For the People, Emergence, American Housewife, Fresh off the Boat, The Goldbergs, The Good Doctor, Grey’s Anatomy, Station 19, How to Get Away with Murder, Modern Family, The Rookie, Schooled, Primetime: What Would You Do?), Best show on the CW (Pandora, The Outpost, Arrow, The Flash, Batwoman, Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl, iZombie, Jane the Virgin, Nancy Drew, Black Lightning, Burden of Truth, Charmed, Dynasty, Penn and Teller: Fool Us; Roswell, New Mexico, Riverdale, Whose Line is it Anyways?), Best show on NBC (The Good Place, Blindspot, Manifest, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, SVU, New Amsterdam), Best show on FOX (The Gifted, Gotham, The Orville, The Passage, Proven Innocent, 9-1-1, Prodigal Son, Bob’s Burgers, Family Guy, The Simpsons, The Resident), Best show on any other network (Designated Survivor), Best syndicated show (The Ellen DeGeneres Show), Best show on television nominees (pending)

Other Section: Best villain (Ben Lockwood from Supergirl, Alice from Batwoman, Gore Bellows from Proven Innocent), Best hero (Kara from Supergirl, Leroy Jethro Gibbs from NCIS, Dr. Shawn Murphy from The Good Doctor, Barry Allen from The Flash, Dr. Max Goodwin from New Amsterdam), Best bromance (Callen and Hanna from NCIS: Los Angeles, Steve and Danny from Hawaii Five-0, Colin and Ryan from Whose Line is it Anyways?), Best anti-hero (Oliver Queen from Arrow), Best facial expressions (Alec Baldwin on Saturday Night Live), Best badass (Brad from The Passage), Best shocking moment (no nominees), The dearly departed award (Luke Perry, Ashley Massario, Rudy Borsch), Best story arc (Supergirl the fugitive, Odin in Elementary, fight against the Kaylon from The Orville), Best character transformation (no nominees), Best new character (Brad from The Passage), Most underrated character (no nominees), Best finale song (no nominees), Best original song (no nominees), Best crossover event (Crisis on Infinite Earths), Favorite actor (Ian Armitage, Luke Perry, Justin Chambers, Jim Parsons, Freddie Highmore), Favorite actress (Kaley Couco, Camilla Luddington, Halston Sage), Best episode yet (In Memoriam from Riverdale, Identity Part 2 from The Orville, School from S.W.A.T.), Best episode this year (In Memoriam from Riverdale, Identity Part 2 from The Orville, School from S.W.A.T.), Best season yet award (The Resident season 3), Self sacrifice win (no nominees), Best social commentary (Supergirl’s racist characters), Best cameo (no nominees), Best political commercial (no nominees), Best commercial (animals against human testing- anti-vaping commercial)

Fantasy Schedule for the 2020-2021 Season

Hopefully it is time for me to finally write the next fantasy schedule that I have been wanting to do for quite some time. This is when I predict what the networks’ schedules might look like in the upcoming season. It has been quite a while since I’ve done this in my blog. Quick reminders that all caps refers to any new shows and summer refers to this year (2020) and not a future summer.

You might need an explanation as to where this post has been for a while. It wasn’t discontinued like the cancellation predictions from a while ago or other posts. I haven’t done it the past two years, despite wanting to for a while. I ran out of time two years ago and never even attempted to the previous year due to a change as to when the blog was updated. I hope to get this done as it is time sensitive.

Now there will be something different this coming season since there are changes due to covid19 that aren’t common and never happened before. Some changes are already in effect, but the main thing could be that pilots may not happen or happen much later than before. I don’t think that this will affect previously filmed pilots from a while ago that probably won’t happen anymore. But you will see a lot of different predictions in this blog as a result of the virus.

ABC

Sunday

6:00- America’s Funniest Home Videos, 7:00- The Bachelorette, 9:00- The Rookie

Monday

7:00- Dancing with the Stars, 9:00- The Good Doctor

Tuesday

7:00- The Conners, 7:30- Bless this Mess, 8:00- Mixed-ish, 8:30- Black-ish, 9:00- For Life

Wednesday

7:00- The Goldbergs, 7:30- Schooled, 8:00- American Housewife, 8:30- Single Parents, 9:00- THE BIG SKY

Thursday

7:00- Station 19, 8:00- Grey’s Anatomy, 9:00- A Million Little Things

Friday

7:00- Shark Tank, 8:00- 20/20

Midseason- American Idol, The Bachelor, The Baker and the Beauty, The Great Christmas Light Fight, The Great American Baking Show, Bachelor in Paradise, NEW DRAMA, NEW COMEDY, NEW REALITY, YET ANOTHER BACHELOR SHOW

Summer- THE BACHELOR SUMMER GAMES, DON’T, GENERATION GAP, UNITED WE FALL, VIDEOS AFTER DARK, The $100,000 Pyramid, Card Sharks, Celebrity Family Feud, Holy Moley, Supermarket Sweep, Press Your Luck, Primetime: What Would You Do?

Cancelled- Emergence, Kids Say the Darnest Things, The Bachelor Presents: Listen to Your Heart, How to Get Away with Murder, Stumptown, Don’t, Generation Gap, United We Fall, Videos after Dark, Who Wants to be a Millionaire?

Explanations- Things will be different, of course, due to the virus which is why I think that some of what will be different will be how much things will be similar to what they were this season. Part of what this network does different now is American Idol, which is why I think that the late airing Bachelorette will air on the Sunday slot that American Idol will later get. I am hoping that the end of the virus will put things back into motion around May, if things can get started by then. Depending on how late it could delay things, we might not see any of this for a while, if we see anything at all.

CBS

Sunday

6:00- 60 Minutes, 7:00- God Friended Me, 8:00- NCIS: Los Angeles, 9:00- NCIS: New Orleans

Monday

7:00- The Neighborhood, 7:30- Bob Hearts Abishola, 8:00- All Rise, 9:00- NEW SHOW

Tuesday

7:00- NCIS, 8:00- FBI, 9:00- FBI: Most Wanted

Wednesday

7:00- NEW SHOW, 8:00- SEAL Team, 9:00- S.W.A.T.

Thursday

7:00- Young Sheldon, 7:30- The Unicorn, 8:00- Mom, 8:30- Carol’s Second Act, 9:00- Evil

Friday

7:00- MacGyver, 8:00- Magnum P.I., 9:00- Blue Bloods

Midseason- Man with a Plan, Tommy, Broke, Survivor, NEW COMEDY, NEW DRAMA, NEW DRAMA

Summer- Blood & Treasure, The Amazing Race, The Good Fight season 2, Undercover Boss, One Day at a Time, Love Island

Cancelled- Bull, Hawaii Five-0, Madam Secretary, Criminal Minds

Explanations- I think that Bull will wind up being more of a surprise cancellation and that there will be some unusual schedule changes due to covid19 that we haven’t seen as much before. Even if this is all over before the summer ends, I think that it will be a big enough change to delay when they could be airing Survivor as a result. I still think that it is possible that Love Island airs again this summer instead of some other time. It is possible that new shows start during the fall and I think that will happen to make up for some of the scheduling gaps of some of these shows.

CW

Sunday

7- Batwoman, 8- Supergirl (final season)

Monday

7- Supernatural (final season/episodes), 8- Black Lightning

Tuesday

7- The Flash, 8- DC’s Legends of Tomorrow

Wednesday

7- Riverdale, 8- Katy Keene

Thursday

7- Nancy Drew, 8- Legacies

Friday

7- Charmed, 8- Dynasty

Midseason- SUPERMAN & LOIS, WALKER, In the Dark, All American, and Roswell, New Mexico

Summer- STARGIRL, The 100, Bulletproof, Burden of Proof, In the Dark, Masters of Illusion, Penn and Teller: Fool Us, The Outpost, Pandora

Cancelled- The 100, Supernatural, Hypnotize Me, Arrow

Explanations- It might be a bit hard to predict some of what will happen this season and I do have some of the knowledge of what might happen as a result. I made some risky choices such as what will be on at midseason versus the fall in addition to some schedule changes here and there. I’m only predicting one of the final season shows here officially even though others could end as well. I don’t think that there will be much else different, although this network is trying hardest to make sure that all of the episodes planned for this season will be made and air at some point, which you’d think they would at random points during the summer when the main shows are on brief breaks. It is hard to predict much about this network anymore as they are Crazy, Wight?

FOX

Sundays

6:00- reruns/football overrun, 6:30- reruns/football overrun, 7:00- The Simpsons, 7:30- Bless the Harts, 8:00- Bob’s Burgers, 8:30- Family Guy

Mondays

7:00- 9-1-1, 8:00- Prodigal Son

Tuesdays

7:00- The Resident, 8:00- I CAN SEE YOUR VOICE

Wednesdays

7:00- The Masked Singer, 8:00- Hell’s Kitchen

Thursdays

7:00- Thursday Night Football

Fridays

7:00- WWE Smackdown

Midseason- CALL ME KAT, Duncanville, Last Man Standing, Lego Masters, 9-1-1: Lone Star, Gordon Ramsey’s 24 Hours to Hell and Back, MasterChef Junior, NEW CHEF RAMSEY SHOW

Summer- FILTHY RICH, THE GREAT NORTH, NEXT, ULTIMATE TAG, So You Think You Can Dance?

Cancelled- Deputy, Outmatched, Almost Family, Filthy Rich, Flirty Dancing, NeXt, The Great North, The Moodys, Empire, Mental Samurai

Explanations- This might be harder to predict than I would like. I think that some of this is randomly and shooting in the dark more so than I would like. It is hard to tell what could happen, but I think that a lot of this would be closer to happening than not happening. I don’t know why FOX had to get rid of a lot of the timeslots that they have most of the year to other things that aren’t as important as they could be and don’t have to air on network TV at all. But these are my predictions and I hope that they make sense and work for other people.

NBC

Sundays

7:00- Sunday Night Football

Mondays

7:00- The Voice, 9:00- DOOMED DOOMED DOOMED DA DOOMED DOOMED DOOMED

Tuesdays

7:00- The Voice, 8:00- This is Us, 9:00- New Amsterdam

Wednesdays

7:00- Chicago Med, 8:00- Chicago Fire, 9:00- Chicago PD

Thursdays

7:00- Superstore, 7:30- TED DANSON COMEDY, 8:00- Brooklyn Nine-Nine, 8:30- JEFFRIES, 9:00- Law and Order: SVU

Fridays

7:00- The Blacklist (final season), 8:00- Dateline

Midseason- LAW & ORDER: HATE CRIMES, THE KENAN SHOW, YOUNG ROCK, LAW & ORDER: MAFIA, Manifest, The Wall, Little Big Shots, Making It, Ellen’s Game of Games, Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector

Summer- THAT’S MY JAM, America Ninja Warrior, America’s Got Talent, America’s Got Talent: The Champion, Songland, The Titan Games, World of Dance, Who Do You Think You Are?

Cancelled- Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, Indebted, Council of Dads, Bluff City Law, Blindspot, Will and Grace, Sunnyside, The Good Place, That’s My Jam, Perfect Harmony

Explanations- I am guessing at what the organized crime drama that would be part of the Law and Order franchise and think that it won’t be caused Organized Crime so that people won’t confuse it with the other show that will be premiering the same season. The Kenan Show and Young Rock are comedies. Most of this is based on what is premiering late being cancelled in case like it normally is most of the time. I think that the unnamed Law and Order spin-off would have to be at midseason in order for them to introduce the team and reintroduce Elliot to the show. I have to admit that I don’t know if that has already happened on SVU in episodes that I haven’t seen. I do think that this is a good bet, even though I’m certain to be wrong about some of these.

What I think will stay: America’s Funniest Home Videos, Nancy Drew, Legacies, Charmed, Dynasty, The Simpsons, Bless the Harts, Bob’s Burgers, Family Guy, 9-1-1, Prodigal Son, The Resident, The Maksed Singer, Hell’s Kitchen, Duncanville, Last Man Standing, Lego Masters, 9-1-1: Lone Star, Gordon Ramsey’s 24 Hours to Hell and Back, MasterChef Junior, In the Dark, All American; Roswell, New Mexico; The Bachelorette, The Rookie, Dancing with the Stars, The Good Doctor, The Conners, Bless this Mess, Mixed-ish, Black-ish, For Life, The Goldbergs, Schooled, American Housewife, Single Parents, Station 19, Grey’s Anatomy, A Million Little Things, Shark Tank, 20/20, American Idol, The Bachelor, The Baker and the Beauty, The Great Christmas Light Fight, The Great American Baking Show, Bachelor in Paradise, The $100,000 Pyramid, Card Sharks, Celebrity Family Feud, Holy Moley, Bulletproof, Burden of Proof, Masters of Illusion, Penn and Teller: Fool Us, The Outpost, Pandora, Supermarket Sweep, Press Your Luck, 60 Minutes, God Friended Me, NCIS: Los Angeles, NCIS: New Orleans, The Neighborhood, Bob Hearts Abishola, All Rise, NCIS, FBI, FBI: Most Wanted, The Voice, This is Us, New Amsterdam, Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, Chicago PD, Superstore, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Law and Order: SVU, The Blacklist, 48 Hours, Manifest, The Wall, Little Big Shots, Making It, Ellen’s Game of Games, Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector, America Ninja Warrior, America’s Got Talent, America’s Got Talent: The Champion, Songland, The Titan Games, World of Dance, SEAL Team, S.W.A.T., Young Sheldon, The Unicorn, Mom, Carol’s Second Act, Evil, MacGyver, Magnum P.I., Blue Bloods, Man with a Plan, Batwoman, Supergirl, Supernatural, Black Lightning, The Flash, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, Riverdale, Katy Keene, Tommy, Broke, Survivor, The Amazing Race, Primetime: What Would You Do?

What I think will go: Emergence, Deputy, Outmatched, Almost Family, Filthy Rich, Flirty Dancing, NeXt, The Great North, The Moodys, Empire, Mental Samurai, Kids Say the Darnest Things, The Bachelor Presents: Listen to Your Heart, How to Get Away with Murder, Stumptown, The 100, Supernatural, Hypnotize Me, Arrow, Don’t, Generation Gap, Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, Indebted, Council of Dads, Bluff City Law, Blindspot, Will and Grace, Sunnyside, The Good Place, That’s My Jam, Perfect Harmony, United We Fall, Bull, Hawaii Five-0, Madam Secretary, Criminal Minds, Videos after Dark, Who Wants to be a Millionaire?

No decision: NBC’s Pandemic Weekly Show, Who do You Think You Are?, So You Think You can Dance?

That’s all that I can think of for this post. Sorry if I’m forgetting or not including any shows that I should be or if any of this information is wrong. Granted, this is just a guess as to what the schedule for the next season will be like and I have no way of knowing yet if it will, in fact, happen or not. But I hope that you like this post and if enough people read it, then you will see it again next year if I don’t run out of time or have some other problem with it instead.

Show Airing Extension: An Annoying and Constant TV Habit

What do I mean by show airing extension? Well, a constant problem with TV shows when they randomly air at times is that they won’t air in their normal timeslot alone and air for longer than they normally do. This can cause problems for the typical fan of a show like this who doesn’t watch what normally airs after this show or typically watches other things instead.

I have no idea why this happens so much. If I had to guess, someone somewhere along the process thought that it made more sense to air these episodes together the way that they want it to be at that moment in time, despite the fact that they could split it into multiple parts like most multi part episodes typically are at other times. They could just not think of a logical way to split an episode so they don’t split it at all and just air it together. It happens a lot.

This is always annoying to be based on the fact that they don’t care what fans of this show typically do with the time after it when they typically watch other things or do other things. I don’t want to see the random two hour Survivor episode that happens twice a year or once a season because I know that it will cut into what I normally watch after Survivor is over. But I always do this and not just to do another blog of mine. I’ll admit that it can make sense why an episode like it does work better together than any other way. But I’m always thinking that they could just air the show a week later or earlier and they we wouldn’t have to deal with ignoring the other things I normally watch.

Why and how is this a constant habit? Well, it is almost certain to happen most of the time at some point in a season where a show is suddenly airing more than it normally is at once instead of just waiting for later to do this. Grey’s Anatomy is famous for its two hour episodes that happen from time to time, at least once every few seasons. Survivor does this a lot and doesn’t always promote it will enough for people to know that it was even going on until it has already started. It is often done with final episodes of shows or even some premieres of it. When shows are ending in a season, we see some of this going on to make up for strange airtimes or different episode orders. It’s not as annoying then as most of the shows that one cares about aren’t on anymore, at least this season.

Still, it is quite annoying to expect a usual thing from a TV schedule and have it go differently than we would want it to, even for just one day. People like to do things a certain way and they have certain shows that they like to watch at certain times. Plus, not everyone has the ability to watch more than one show at once or watch what they missed later online. It also doesn’t help that the sites that most of the networks use are prone to problems that you normally wouldn’t see most of the time.

There’s not much else to say. I’ve gotten used to this problem affecting me a lot and have gotten used to any issue that it can cause since I know it will be temporary this time as the networks deal with all sorts of changes that showrunners might want or that fans of whatever shows will just have to deal with in one way or another. Hope you know which one to choose.