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I found the opposite, at least in this case. Hitting back to back episodes without too much time in between to think about them let me slide past them and just be entertained instead of thinking about them for a week until the next crop came up.
Literally 5 minutes into the next episode I've already forgotten most of the things that bothered me in the previous one.
Since each episode is loaded with inaccuracies, lacks attention to any kind of detail and is an out of control #### train steaming to an illogical conclusion, I just start all over again. It's really the only reason I watch it, to point out the absolute audacity of the thing. At least they have a huge budget, too bad they haven't some of that on a few decent writers or some sort of quality control person.
:tugs on sweater sleeves::gives suspicious look:
The arm cross and pouty face shtick while always #####ing about her dad. Just couldn't take it anymore. Any scene with her is an instant FF.
It's like the time Jethro Tull won best hard rock record at the Grammies.
Loved him in 24.
Cuz you thought he was spying on you?
Because I think parts of the first season were about as good as TV gets. There was no way for it to live up to that though.
He's amazing in The Shield. Just a parasitic shmuck of a cop.
I pretty much agree with this. Through the first four episodes of S2, it was knocking on the door of my top tier. Then it went off the rails for a while. And part of the problem is that the kids (at least the daughter) went from good in the first season to awful in the second. A positive, which you might have seen by now, is I think the final episode of S2 not only got back to the previous high quality but also made a few of the earlier story lines look better.
It took a ton of Homeland episodes to convince me that his character wasn't a d-bag tool because of how big an impression that rat faced weasel Shield character made.eta: pretty cute daughter as well
Nah last one for me. Knocking it out later today. Glad to hear its good.
That scene at the car wash was amazing. Probably one of the 3-4 most memorable scenes in that show for me, for some reason.
Forgot about that!
Yeah, I'm done.Wow that fell apart fast! Not much more needs to be said that wasn't mentioned in this thread. It's always fun following along with show threads as you watch a show.
We signed up for Showtime to catch up with this and Dexter for the new seasons. I'll still be watching both but can't say I'm as excited as I thought I'd be. I made it through all the seasons of 24 but I'm not sure if I can make it through 5 or 6 seasons of this newest reincarnation of that show. Hopefully things improve in Season 3.
Homeland, and it's not close.
Due to the subject matter, I'll start with Homeland. If it doesn't grab my attention quickly, I'll go with BE. Sounds like I'll love them both, though. I don't have time to watch through both shows at the same time.Raider Nation said:
The show is in no danger of being cancelled, it is an Emmy darling. The fact that the Emmys love the actor playing Brody seems to hurt the show as I doubt they kill him off since he keeps greeting best actor nods. It makes me appreciate shows like GoT and BE more since they aren't afraid to kill off a major actor, even if it seemingly hurts the status of the show (which in reality, it doesn't).
agree with rn. Boardwalk is like an opposite to homeland; started off weak in season one, got better and better each season after that.
