"But the whole scene just feels like the worst of this show, from the way that it seems designed to exonerate the protagonists for the shit they’ve just fucked up, because it would suck if they ever seemed unlikable or complex or human to the way that Leona keeps repeating Daniel Craig’s name, like that’s a thing that…

Goodness me, Ms. Bowman, thank you for this.

"Is anyone invested in this storyline? Is there anybody out there—even among the program’s diehard fans—who still really cares about Maggie and Jim finding their way into each other’s arms?"

"But to be sure: This sucker is slow-paced…I would easily understand why someone might stop before things start getting good."

I was just about to quote this scene. Just about every time I watch a production, it seems people set this in a hovel for the homeless, so that seems like the natural correlation.

So, that's what, two? Three? Puerto Rican/latin american queens in a row who've tanked it at Snatch Game? It's more than just a language barrier, there's also a cultural humor barrier at play. Check out what constitutes humor on Univision and you'll see why my compatriots generate so much flopsweat.

Oof, good point, and idiot me meant to say older AND younger men.

Would the "grizzled vet gives the n00b the bidness" be as tired if the genders were switched? Well, maybe tired, but would it stick out as bad for the reviewer.if that was an older man and a younger woman?

They had me at #plotpoint.

They had me at #plotpoint.

I sense double feature with Boll's Postal.

I sense double feature with Boll's Postal.

What was the name of the fucking decalogy that followed Battlefield Earth? I read all those books under the same innocent glee as Heller mentioned. It was about a year after I pushed through the final book that I discovered what the story on Hubbard was, via a Time article.

What was the name of the fucking decalogy that followed Battlefield Earth? I read all those books under the same innocent glee as Heller mentioned. It was about a year after I pushed through the final book that I discovered what the story on Hubbard was, via a Time article.

Well written critique, McNutty.

Well written critique, McNutty.

Well, that's odd. I agree with most, if not all of the criticism here, and am still having fun with the show.

Well, that's odd. I agree with most, if not all of the criticism here, and am still having fun with the show.

what do you mean "one day"?

what do you mean "one day"?