Thanks, I get that, but who are the Allmans?

I didn't get the lines when Liza was talking to reporter:

I still get chills when the the main theme, that arpeggio, begins. Max Richter is an amazing composer.

Never read the book, on episode 6 and about 50 pages in. I heard it's a slow start, but so far, enjoying the read. It's a much much richer world.

Blithe!

I'm not fond of captioning's block format so I get the subtitles from subscene and read along on the smartphone.

Relax, it was created and produced in the UK and I'm guessing Pivot just licensed it. Writer said he was heavily influenced by David Lynch.

Hopefully the reveal will be at the end of this season. If not, at least show is 12/13 episodes a season, not Lost's 26.

I started losing interest just before Tucci appeared and with the last few episodes, I'm totally entranced. Started rewatching from episode 1 and noticing a lot of things I missed. There's a lot of symbolism and clues (of yet I've to make anything of) I missed as my first watch was kind of a background watch. I'm way…

I disagree. I thought the title was Verdi good.

Agree. Anna Gunn was pretty good in Deadwood and Breaking Bad. She has the drama chops but not the comedic chops and the trying to be funny misfires are very obvious, especially if you've seen Colman in the role

Bohr too

In a world where the characters in Downton Abbey use the phrase, "I'm just sayin', pretty minor. I'm just sayin'

Previously.tv has reviews of Manhattan episodes 1,2 and 4. Don't ask me why those episodes.

What is it about CBS? it just sucks anything out that makes a show unique and compelling and injects a big dose of blandness.

Streamed the pilot while doing housework. It's not that great. I'd give it a C. It's nowhere near as good as The West Wing or Borgen. Props to CBS for not showing any commercials during the stream.

Yeah, only one House of Cards guy in the show? Bring in FU!

I thought HBO's in the works Borgen was American Borgen.

No, Kudos.

Not BBC. C4.