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I've always found The Boondocks to be very uneven. MacGruder isn't that great at political/social satire.
is it necessary to watch every season of the shield? I've watched the first season and I really just want to jump to season 5 based on the way this forum talks about it.
The close of The Shield Best show ending of all time.
Quote from: ZephyrFate on April 22, 2014, 06:29:58 PMI've always found The Boondocks to be very uneven. MacGruder isn't that great at political/social satire.I feel the same away about Veep. Opinions and all that.
Quote from: Stoney Mason on April 22, 2014, 06:30:43 PMQuote from: ZephyrFate on April 22, 2014, 06:29:58 PMI've always found The Boondocks to be very uneven. MacGruder isn't that great at political/social satire.I feel the same away about Veep. Opinions and all that.Fair enough. I don't love Veep enough to convince you otherwise.
Quote from: ZephyrFate on April 22, 2014, 09:02:06 PMQuote from: Stoney Mason on April 22, 2014, 06:30:43 PMQuote from: ZephyrFate on April 22, 2014, 06:29:58 PMI've always found The Boondocks to be very uneven. MacGruder isn't that great at political/social satire.I feel the same away about Veep. Opinions and all that.Fair enough. I don't love Veep enough to convince you otherwise.A lot of people I respect really love the show. It just doesn't do it for me personally.
About half-way caught up with Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., it's aight. Just watched the two episodes wherespoiler (click to show/hide)Coulson gets kidnapped by Centipede[close]and they were pretty good. Ward and May got some decent fight scenes and even Skye got to be badass. Coulson's discovery wasn't really much of a discovery though, it's not like they told us anything we didn't already know since like the first episode.
Quote from: Stoney Mason on April 22, 2014, 09:04:30 PMQuote from: ZephyrFate on April 22, 2014, 09:02:06 PMQuote from: Stoney Mason on April 22, 2014, 06:30:43 PMQuote from: ZephyrFate on April 22, 2014, 06:29:58 PMI've always found The Boondocks to be very uneven. MacGruder isn't that great at political/social satire.I feel the same away about Veep. Opinions and all that.Fair enough. I don't love Veep enough to convince you otherwise.A lot of people I respect really love the show. It just doesn't do it for me personally.It's a very specific kind of comedy, it's Iannucci comedy. However, if you like The Thick of It and In the Loop but dislike Veep well I don't understand
Campaigning is one way to differentiate it more as a series, the American campaign process is highly unique. And no show has ever really dug into the banalities of it.One reason I liked Boss, and the third season of The Wire, was that they accurately portrayed the seemingly endlessness to it.
The new Boondocks episode had some laughs but didn't feel like The Boondocks at all. Aaron McGruder leaving really did take away a lot.
One of the glaring flaws of The Shield, especially when compared to similar shows of that era of television (Sopranos, Mad Men, Breaking Bad, etc) is the lack of a strong female lead as the wife of the main character. From what I understand the actress is the wife of one of the show's producers...and she can't act for shit, nor does the show manage to create any interesting side stories for her.
Now I can watch HBO:Reuters - HBO strikes deal with Amazon to stream shows
Quote from: Joe Molotov on April 22, 2014, 09:28:59 PMAbout half-way caught up with Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., it's aight. Just watched the two episodes wherespoiler (click to show/hide)Coulson gets kidnapped by Centipede[close]and they were pretty good. Ward and May got some decent fight scenes and even Skye got to be badass. Coulson's discovery wasn't really much of a discovery though, it's not like they told us anything we didn't already know since like the first episode.I thought the reveal was incredibly chilling, enough to kinda create a disconnect with the larger MCU but not too badly.The series really comes into its own during the Winter Soldier "crossover."
Fuck the haters, y'all should watch Bored To Death
Quote from: Phoenix Dark on April 22, 2014, 07:52:38 PMOne of the glaring flaws of The Shield, especially when compared to similar shows of that era of television (Sopranos, Mad Men, Breaking Bad, etc) is the lack of a strong female lead as the wife of the main character. From what I understand the actress is the wife of one of the show's producers...and she can't act for shit, nor does the show manage to create any interesting side stories for her.The Shield's most glaring flaw is that it spent 90% of it's run barely even remembering what happened at the end of the pilot. It should have been the original sin that bedogged Vic & crew at all times, even if only festering under the surface. Instead they spent S1-S4 and some of S5 w/ Vic as a pretty bog-standard anti-hero, just who's shade of grey is just a bit darker than most.
Fuck, its so hard to put my finger on the dislike for that show. haha The shield that is. I think it's because there's no likable characters. How can you like a show, when you like no one in it!? O, and i forgot that deadwood will be on prime too! Sopranos, hopefully six feet under.. Gonna be awesome! Anyone else got prime?
The Larry Sanders Show, True Blood, and maybe Treme but that's not for everyone. If you're counting mini-series Generation Kill.
Racked my brain Sopranos, Deadwood, Rome, The Wire, Carnival, Band of Brothers, The Pacific, Boardwalk Empire (Seasons 1&2), Oz, Curb Your Enthusiasm.... Anythin else? Enlightened ?
I rewatched Rick and Morty episode 6 aka Love Potion #9 i told myself i wasn't going to tear up but ... :'( that ending hits deep. i can't even begin to imagine how detached i'd feel if i were in that situation
Parks is so fucking cheesy, I don't know why I watch it any more.