This show is really impressive in its pacing, and how it manages to build both the characters and plot. In the beginning it’s so hard to tell everyone apart and determine what’s important and what’s incidental, combined with the thick accents and olde-timey dialog, and the first few hours were pretty easy to get lost…

Sorry, but I’m voting for the person who shows up whenever they want and thinks they get to stand wherever they want, in the entitlement elections.

I’m tall, so I have no sympathy for your lack of height, but I’m also old and crusty, so I totally sympathize with your hatred for people recording shit on their phones/tablets.

Here’s my hot take on phone recording:

Counterpoint: If you’re short and don’t want to spend the entire show behind me looking at the back of my head, then get to the show before me.

Yeah, some incidental dialog/humor can actually go a long way toward character building, even if it seems kind of counter-intuitive. Mad Men & Breaking Bad are recent dramas that immediately come to mind as shows with dry & dark topics/settings that were still able to insert a lot of humor into their dialog and…

Because it was a humorless slog.

Yes, for the first couple hours of the show I actually thought Mr. Hickey might even be our main protagonist, if only because of his constant smile, which I think speaks well to the acting, writing & direction on display in this show.

Yeah, it was similarly hard to discern individuals in both those series (at least initially) with everyone in fatigues and crew cuts. And both her majesty’s royal navy and the WWII Army were overwhelmingly white, which probably contributed further to the surreal decay of individuality which runs underneath many war…

Heh. I had just described this show to my buddy as : “kind of maddening cause the cast is seemingly 25% dudes who you’ve seen & recognize from other things and 75% dudes who all look way too much alike, and half the dialog is muttered through thick accents.”, so I’m glad to see I wasn’t the only one tested. I’d also…

I gave up on this after one season, after I realized it was boring as fuck. Did it improve at all in the second season?

That is NOT a flattering still for Rachel Dratch.

I can’t imagine that’s top level, as half those highlights look like they’re playing against a team that is literally half their size, across the board.

What makes you think accusing one person of something necessarily gives someone else a free pass, and why do you continually move goalposts in order to yoke as many people with racial guilt as possible?

Sounds wonderful!

“I can talk all the shit I want. Shouting down people who disagree with you is the mark of a precious snowflake/know-nothing idiot.“

Counterpoint: almost nobody working on a restaurant breakfast line, or making a recipe that calls for more than 2 people, is using a cast iron skillet either. ‘Shitty shortcuts’ area an essential part of most pro kitchens.

It’s not Dunning-Kruger until/unless he gets caught, though. Up to this point he’s the fucking Batman.

His days of fingerbanging old Mary Jane Rottencrotch through her purty pink panties are OVER!

Yeah, it also seems worth noting that we’re now privy to EXACTLY how Harvey hits on women, and it was pretty much entirely based on bellowing about his power and position, so I’m going to have to join in on the scoffing with you.

Listen to me. See, I’m hip to your problems. All of ‘em. I know you abandoned Nicole when she needed you most... ‘cause I licked her sweet tears. I know about things comin’ apart at work. Maybe you fuckin’ lost it in that department. I also know you ain’t keepin’ up, so to speak, your end of the bargain with the…