Those people missed out. The Wire is kinda what everything, in my eyes, should aspire to be. Sprawling, epic, heartbreaking. The missed chances to solve a huge problem, the bureaucrats who can't see anything, the lazy cops, so rich and fun.
Those people missed out. The Wire is kinda what everything, in my eyes, should aspire to be. Sprawling, epic, heartbreaking. The missed chances to solve a huge problem, the bureaucrats who can't see anything, the lazy cops, so rich and fun.
Why is it they are graded on a curve? Weird that they get a pass on the writing/acting side. Flash and Arrow have had some amazingly awful writing. A few line readings were so bad we exploded in laughter. My 6 year old loves The Flash but really when he has it on I must leave the room as it's too awful to even…
Haha. Dexter was too episodic for me too. But I was trying to think of something with an anti-hero and still decently made. Nothing else compares to say Omar or Stringer Bell though.
Seasons 1, 2 and 4 (Lithgow was a beast) and 5. Smits was wretched in season 3 - consistently he ruins everything. S6 with the Hanks/Olmos thing reeked. While the villain in S7 was a nice twist (Isaak) it wasn't an even year. Nothing can really match the awful of season 8. Good enough? :D
Yeah first kinda negative one. :(
Interesting that you complain about the very thing I despise about other shows on TV- the episodic nature. Nothing I hate more than manufactured "come back next week" faux cliffhangers.