I think the whole point is for each character to do a 180 on life.
am i way off on this?
I'm going to say that the ending is super weird and grim.
but I’m off on my theory...?
I'm on S3E3 so I have no idea where this thing is ultimately going. But based on what I have seen, I think your theory is way off.
okay, we're on S3E2, and I've also no idea where it's going, but I do think understand the overall theme now, aside from it being a noir sitcom. Based on something VG said about S1E1, and going back to re-read that new yorker article, a light bulb went off.
seems like the show is making fun of privilege, our inept justice system, and to quote the new yorker article, "the danger of thinking too big when your own life feels small."
tbh, even if i'm still way off about the show it's very enjoyable, and i can definitely see myself rewatching.
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Sitting here waiting for them to finish my oil change and Regis and Kathie Lee is on but Ryan Seacrest and some ditzy, blonde waif is on here instead. This is terrible.
Let me tell you, Homer Simpson is cock of nothing!
- C. Montgomery Burns
I think the whole point is for each character to do a 180 on life.
am i way off on this?
I'm going to say that the ending is super weird and grim.
but I’m off on my theory...?
I'm on S3E3 so I have no idea where this thing is ultimately going. But based on what I have seen, I think your theory is way off.
okay, we're on S3E2, and I've also no idea where it's going, but I do think understand the overall theme now, aside from it being a noir sitcom. Based on something VG said about S1E1, and going back to re-read that new yorker article, a light bulb went off.
seems like the show is making fun of privilege, our inept justice system, and to quote the new yorker article, "the danger of thinking too big when your own life feels small."
tbh, even if i'm still way off about the show it's very enjoyable, and i can definitely see myself rewatching.
yeah, this is spot on. Chantal´s appearence on s4 is so fucking funny
I think the whole point is for each character to do a 180 on life.
am i way off on this?
I'm going to say that the ending is super weird and grim.
but I’m off on my theory...?
I'm on S3E3 so I have no idea where this thing is ultimately going. But based on what I have seen, I think your theory is way off.
okay, we're on S3E2, and I've also no idea where it's going, but I do think understand the overall theme now, aside from it being a noir sitcom. Based on something VG said about S1E1, and going back to re-read that new yorker article, a light bulb went off.
seems like the show is making fun of privilege, our inept justice system, and to quote the new yorker article, "the danger of thinking too big when your own life feels small."
tbh, even if i'm still way off about the show it's very enjoyable, and i can definitely see myself rewatching.
yeah, this is spot on. Chantal´s appearence on s4 is so fucking funny
I think the whole point is for each character to do a 180 on life.
am i way off on this?
I'm going to say that the ending is super weird and grim.
but I’m off on my theory...?
I'm on S3E3 so I have no idea where this thing is ultimately going. But based on what I have seen, I think your theory is way off.
okay, we're on S3E2, and I've also no idea where it's going, but I do think understand the overall theme now, aside from it being a noir sitcom. Based on something VG said about S1E1, and going back to re-read that new yorker article, a light bulb went off.
seems like the show is making fun of privilege, our inept justice system, and to quote the new yorker article, "the danger of thinking too big when your own life feels small."
tbh, even if i'm still way off about the show it's very enjoyable, and i can definitely see myself rewatching.
yeah, this is spot on. Chantal´s appearence on s4 is so fucking funny
Season 5 of Search Party coming!
I know! We’re about halfway through season 4 so this is good news.
It has gotten pretty weird and dark, but I’m interested in seeing where this all goes.
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Steve Albini wrote:Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.
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Kinda spastic but Megan Montaner might be the best looking woman on television
Lots of good moments, but this show struggles with two-dimensional characters that distract from the religious conspiracy stuff that is actually interesting, far more so than DaVinci Code type silliness.
"The fatal flaw of all revolutionaries is that they know how to tear things down but don't have a f**king clue about how to build anything."
VinylGuy wrote:its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
With all the frigid temps we’ve watched so much the last few days.
Finished up Season 4 of Search Party. Watched Framing Britney Spears, The Vanishing at Cecil Hotel, two seasons of Miracle Workers, started on Waco today. Almost done.
Really liked Miracle Workers. Very clever.
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dad wrote:Really liked Miracle Workers. Very clever.
I really enjoyed season one and was disappointed when season two moved into a totally different world. It ended up OK, but I still feel like staying in the Heaven TV show would have been better
dad wrote:Really liked Miracle Workers. Very clever.
I really enjoyed season one and was disappointed when season two moved into a totally different world. It ended up OK, but I still feel like staying in the Heaven TV show would have been better
I kinda liked the medieval take, but yeah the first season was a lot more relatable.
I do wonder if the four characters/angels in season 1 were supposed to represent a sort of reverse/anti-four horsemen.
96583UP wrote:i recently bought travel-size packets of metamucil
we started watching a show on Starz called In the Long Run...a comedy of sorts that Izra Elba did a few years ago..promising start for the first few episodes
