Season three's focus on Jones' monotony was painful. End of story.
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Season three's focus on Jones' monotony was painful. End of story.
Wish Megan had taken them to Blow-Up. The existential moodiness would make them realize they're living in an Antonioni film spread over several seasons.
Wish Megan had taken them to Blow-Up. The existential moodiness would make them realize they're living in an Antonioni film spread over several seasons.
Poor Don: having to face the consequences of his actions with Lane at the office, then having to run into Lurch at his apartment. The falling silouhette is coming…
Poor Don: having to face the consequences of his actions with Lane at the office, then having to run into Lurch at his apartment. The falling silouhette is coming…
Really? It covers how anglo law intermingles with native law? I should tell my father - he's a professor on the subject
Really? It covers how anglo law intermingles with native law? I should tell my father - he's a professor on the subject
Those bunnies in the chopper scenes were just 70's-hippy lame. A detour well-worth cutting.
Those bunnies in the chopper scenes were just 70's-hippy lame. A detour well-worth cutting.
tThe Donner cut is (ahem) superfluous
tThe Donner cut is (ahem) superfluous
It's Justified for the Viagra set (with Lou Diamond Phillips as the token injun).
It's Justified for the Viagra set (with Lou Diamond Phillips as the token injun).
@Jean-Luc Prickard
Speaking to them often helps. Thanks for the practice
@Jean-Luc Prickard
Speaking to them often helps. Thanks for the practice
You're not funny, Dada.
You're not funny, Dada.
A career to shoot for. You're worth a billion Tomines, Clowes!
A career to shoot for. You're worth a billion Tomines, Clowes!