What? There wouldn't have been a show after season 2(which was the worst of the series) if DirecTV hadn't struck a deal to share costs. I thought the last 2 seasons were pretty great, regardless. It's crazy how they turned over all but a couple of the principal cast members and wrote the new ones in pretty seamlessly, making the viewer care about them.
Been watching Kidnapped. Pretty solid show. Kinda like the Killing in that it follows one event the entire season. But unlike the killing it doesnt suck.
YES!
Just finished that episode again...awesome awesome ending.
That show, like LOST and a few others really kick you in the gut with the music they choose/create....
Wait until Season 2, Episode 10 when Gemma has a convo with Clay/Jax....it's killer....and the only time in the show that I'm aware of, that they used an original song and not a cover.
Season 2 on the whole is so much better than Season 1....and Season 1 was a little slow to pick up, but the second half was very good...
Season 2 knocks it out of the park and is some of the most gripping, aggravating, and powerful television I've ever seen.
Season 3 drops the ball a little, but has one of the most satisfying conclusions to any television season.
How Katey Sagal has not won an Emmy for her role on SoA, I'll never know. Has she even had the courtesy of being nominated? She is so perfect for that role it's ridiculous.
watching "SLEEPERS" right now. Never seen it. Good so far.
Nah, that's the fight scene isn't it?
SOA hasn't been nominated for a single Emmy.
Or any other award that I know of.
For some reason they are in the doghouse with the Emmy's.
Katey Sagal has been nominated for (and won) a Golden Globe, and was nominated for a Satellite Award....but I think that's it.
The Korean film, Man from Nowhere was fucking awesome. It was like the Liam Neeson movie, Taken, but more badass.
le bone
Watched a couple of interesting things on netflix the other night:
Conan O'Brien Can't Stop: Follows CoCo on his cross country tour after getting the screw job from NBC.
Where the Buffalo Roam: Based on some of Hunter S. Thompson's stories and Bill Murray plays the doctor.
The Story of 1: Terry Jones, of Monty Python fame, hosts a documentary about how our number system developed. A bit different from the other two but definitely interesting.
Not sure if its on Netflix streaming, but Tucker And Dale vs. Evil is one of the best movies I've seen this year![]()
Watching Flatliners right now with Kiefer Sutherland, Kevin Bacon, and Julia Roberts. This is a really interesting, twisted movie.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099582/
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