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post #31 of 250
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Originally Posted by Reynard369 View Post
You probably saw the original, Danish version of the show. This is about the American remake on the AMC network currently airing.

Aah right. They must have tweaked the story too because there weren't any cops with weed in the one I saw.
post #32 of 250
Will give this show another viewing tonight with the new episode. Just hope they can pace the story telling a little better, otherwise this would be a home-run-of-a-show!
post #33 of 250
Thoughts so far: A different order of artistic/literary quality than Mad Men or Breaking Bad; similar in quality to Rubicon, but hopefully better executed and more entertaining. I liked the pilot very much. Looking forward to tonight.
post #34 of 250
El Diablo!!! I hate that fucking Jasper kid.
post #35 of 250
Definitely a "WOW" moment when we saw the video footage from the cage at the end last night.
post #36 of 250
That little slut likes the el diablo threesome. Amirite? Yes I realize I used "the" twice.
post #37 of 250
Any speculation as to the connection between the politician and Jasper and the other kid?
post #38 of 250
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Any speculation as to the connection between the politician and Jasper and the other kid?

They all belong to the same internet clothing forum.
post #39 of 250
Fantastic show.
post #40 of 250
Don't believe there's one right now. He's just caught in the mud. Really into the show.
post #41 of 250
heard about this show, seems like everyone likes it maybe i'll give it a try
post #42 of 250
I thought the show's take on the grieving family was good. Usually in these kind of things, you're dealing with a mother and father who have lost everything when their child is murdered, but this show is dealing with the reality that this family hasn't lost everything, and how this is going to effect the two young children who are still here, how the parents are (or are not) going to explain it to them and try to give them a normal life while dealing with this unimaginable tragedy. It's an idea that hasn't really been much explored, especially on tv.
post #43 of 250
I'd say the ones that dislike the show would rather have it like CSI where it gets solved in 40 minutes. How is The Wire appreciated on this forum again?
post #44 of 250
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I'd say the ones that dislike the show would rather have it like CSI where it gets solved in 40 minutes. How is The Wire appreciated on this forum again?
Very few people watched The Wire from the first episode. They heard about it a few years in and were able to get hooked relatively quickly over HBO On Demand/DVD marathons. I was the same and didn't get into watching new episodes as they aired until Season 4. It's really my big fear with getting into TV shows - committing to them only to be disappointed sometime down the line (a la Mad Men and Entourage). Only show that had me hooked from begining to [premature] end was Deadwood (which was cancelled). Oh and the Shield. Rubicon I watched from the begining and that took 3-4 episodes until I even liked it and that was cancelled just as I had gotten a boner for it.
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I'd say the ones that dislike the show would rather have it like CSI where it gets solved in 40 minutes. How is The Wire appreciated on this forum again?

Have no idea but The Wire is awesome!
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