I mean, it does take place in Georgia…

I mean, it does take place in Georgia…

Black actors, man. We gotta stick together.

I saw Lon Cheney JUNIOR in a whole stream of shit.

I saw Lon Cheney JUNIOR in a whole stream of shit.

Or William Wallace's historically accurate scream of "freedom"?

Or William Wallace's historically accurate scream of "freedom"?

This is how democracy dies…with apple sauce.

This is how democracy dies…with apple sauce.

It seemed that basically every politician on Veep was inherently unlikable. The profane white-haired senator, the vindictive female congresswoman; each and every politician that the veep interacted with was painted as uncaring and callous, self-serving, or plain irritating. The writers definitely have a negative view…

It seemed that basically every politician on Veep was inherently unlikable. The profane white-haired senator, the vindictive female congresswoman; each and every politician that the veep interacted with was painted as uncaring and callous, self-serving, or plain irritating. The writers definitely have a negative view…

I agree that the show definitely needed to get rid of characters that it kept around. The "ghost" of Stone made sense for awhile, but his constant appearances made it less and less of shock and more of an irritant. But I guess to be fair, maybe that is what the writers were trying to do: show us how Kane deals with…

I agree that the show definitely needed to get rid of characters that it kept around. The "ghost" of Stone made sense for awhile, but his constant appearances made it less and less of shock and more of an irritant. But I guess to be fair, maybe that is what the writers were trying to do: show us how Kane deals with…

Re: Sam Miller:

Re: Sam Miller:

It is a fun show. Some of the supporting characters give some great, convincing performances, and the show is rife with decent threads of intrigue and political machinations. The first season is definitely recommendable.

It is a fun show. Some of the supporting characters give some great, convincing performances, and the show is rife with decent threads of intrigue and political machinations. The first season is definitely recommendable.

This season boils down to whether you can accept Gyp Rosetti as a believable villain. While I love his heinous brutality and inhuman gangsterisms, (Bobby Canavale is matching Pesci with his performance); it's shocking that nobody has "put him down" yet; despite seemingly insulting and disobeying every one of his…

This season boils down to whether you can accept Gyp Rosetti as a believable villain. While I love his heinous brutality and inhuman gangsterisms, (Bobby Canavale is matching Pesci with his performance); it's shocking that nobody has "put him down" yet; despite seemingly insulting and disobeying every one of his…

I wish the show's focus was more on the closeted gay governor character. He was just as ruthless and bitter as Kane, with MORE power. That character arc had way more potential.