Dude you already gave up on a rebuttal, no need to give an even more pathetic response.

Baked beans? I didn't know you guys over there ate high class stuff like that

"Fittingly enough, Heinz’s real agency, David Miami, will share the credit for the ad with the fictional Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce."

I don't recall lol. But surely there was a bit of stuff from each season that was good?

I'm gassy. Neither your comment or mine has anything to do with what I said.

They brought in misguided identity politics near the end. You must have just tuned out the review by then.

Yes, this exactly

ROFLOL. You're not helping doofus. White character, rich white privileged character at that who hangs out with not wealthy at all not privileged black characters in Harlem and elsewhere should, yes, you guess it, be played by a white dude.

Yes yes, this critic here is *terrible* - I don't know if AV Club critics get paid but they should get their money back for this lazy review.

You should watch all of Season 4 and just pretend it ends there

U hate him because u jealous of his handsomeness

The review was written by a lazy fool, or worse, someone who purposely says falsehoods to get people riled up.

Ah ha, well that's a whole lot different than I thought! They were trying to have their cake and eat it too it seems.

The last two seasons of Dexter had *massive* problems overall. Sure there were some good bits, but it wasn't cohesive and totally paled in comparison to the first couple of seasons. It was just so sad

Yeah! You not bothering to look it up? Understandable. The reviewer not even spending three minutes looking at the Iron Fist Wikipedia page? Not so cool.

I'm not shocked because show runner is from late season Dexter.

Yeah I am so disappointed in Cage. Even the "extended trailer" of his hallway fight scene was better than the almost as long hallway fight scene in the episode.

Agreed except the Punisher had some good scenes in DD season 2. Yeah. I actually liked his best scenes over any of the title freaking character

"Even the choice to cast Jones, in spite of the furor over Hollywood’s ongoing erasure of Asians and Asian-American"

"most media continues to treat LGBT characters as third-string supporting cast."