Holding out for someone saying “Schuylkill” and yes of course I spelled that without looking it up.
Holding out for someone saying “Schuylkill” and yes of course I spelled that without looking it up.
What bugged me about that scene was the fake boardgame they were playing. The non-product placement in this show is distracting. I mean, what were those two-liters in Kenny’s cupboard?
The powder was white, wasn’t it? I thought heroin was brown.
I’ve lived all but five of my forty-seven years in or close to Philly, and every other pronunciation of “water” sounds weird to me.
Mare’s cousin isn’t creepy — at least not to me, yet — but the other guy is both very handsome and rather sketchy.
Oh I know, I was just being snarky.
The beardo cousins found Erin’s father but I don’t recall them saying anything about finding Dylan. If you say so, definitely missed that.
It’s uncivilized. Barbaric!
It was done in some other movie, too. Bet you didn’t know that.
Mikey D disses it but it’s not terrible, just inferior and unmemorable.
It’s uncanny how much Maya Hawke looks like both her parents.
I did not know David Shire was Talia’s huzzie.
The drunk not waking up the whole time stretches credibility but so what.
It’s my favorite ‘70s NYC crime drama, topping The French Connection, Dog Day Afternoon and Serpico. Great ending (atchoo!).
gallon of two-percent
Did I miss it or does it not matter who found Dylan and brought him to the hospital? He certainly didn’t get there on his own.
The third ep is the weakest thus far, I agree.
I keep expecting the two pastors to start making out. Is it just me?
Her Philly accent isn’t as good a Toni Collette’s in The Sixth Sense but she aiiight.
I’m from a blue-collar South Jersey Philly burb and one year my English teacher wrote the word “water” on the board and asked the class to say it. He then wrote what he heard, “wooder.” We laughed, but that was the first time someone pointed out the accent to me.