The big issue with Dig is there's an interesting show about cult conspiracies, eugenics and Dan Brown-ish treasure hunts mixed with a bland, generic post-24 action cop show. I have an unhealthy love for Jason Isaacs but his lead character serves no purpose in the story other then "we need a white man in the lead" and…

I assume it's coming soon.

It was incompetent enough to qualify for a Worst-Of list rather then just forgettable.

I watch it because I hate myself.

That almost sounds like a TV show I would watch.

I think special mention should go to the back-half of The Blacklist Season 2, which decided to kill its only viable villain in 8 episodes so they could focus on the most boring MacGuffin chase imaginable, along with trying to make Liz' husband a Bourne-esque badass assassin.

THE PLAYER WAS AWESOME YOU SHUT YOUR FILTHY MOUTH

A second season of Hand Of God sounds like such a terrible idea that it wraps around to being fascinating. What the fuck is it even going to be about? There wasn't enough plot for ONE season, much less multiple.

The Sanbrooke murder case was such a disaster that it seeped into the acting quality. Tennant really seemed out of it the entire season.

And the magic if brought to the Hollywood Prospectus podcast, which I discovered because of their Slap takedowns.

It played more like a neat technical exercise then an actual movie. The performances are great but beyond that it felt incredibly empty to me.

;_;

What if you don't mind the idea of a all-woman Ghostbusters but don't like Paul Feig or the cast that much?

Ah alright, thanks for letting me know.

Whatever happened to that Shawn Ryan pilot that got greenlit for a full season?

Nothing was worse about that this year then The Expanse.

Man, Bosch was a lot of fun. I've never read the books, but it was the solid crime thriller Hand Of God tired to be and failed at.

Shane Black's career curse of almost becoming a thing again must continue.

By all means, keep having an argument with yourself. You may as well with the sheer number of assumptions in this post.

Oh sure, Firth was great.