One thing lefties can never do is admit when they're wrong. That's a clue as to which side is more likely to be fair and objective. The Critical Drinker leans right, and in the video below, he fully admits he got it wrong about "House of the Dragon" which, he contends, is a far, far better show than "The Rings of Power." The Drinker goes on to enumerate what HOTD (pronounced "hot D") got right, with special praise for actor Paddy Considine.
"House of the Dragon" is on the streaming service HBO Max, which I don't have. (I see the complete first season is only now available via Amazon Prime, but I can no longer use Amazon Prime because of a hitch involving having a credit card with a Korean billing address, which is stupid. I'll check to see whether "Dragon" is available on iTunes. [edit] It is! Purchased!)
Being able to give credit where credit is due is a sign of maturity. Unsurprising, then, that the infantile, temperamental left is incapable of doing such a thing.
The Drinker isn't alone in admitting he was wrong about HOTD. A lot of his fellow rightie commentators have also publicly posted their mea culpas.
Wake me when lefties do the same.
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