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I watched the first 3 seasons (enjoyed most of it) of 24 a few years ago but stopped because season 4 was apparently the worst one and I had my fill of 24 at that point. I'm thinking about starting again though, should I just skip season 4 or try to power through?
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Apr 15, 2013 11:23
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I stopped watching season 4 of 24 I think 6 episodes in. I could ignore most of the political stuff in 24 but the secretary of defense letting his son be tortured made me roll my eyes out of my sockets (also 'IS THIS WHAT YOUR RELIGION TEACHES YOU'). I watched the last episode of 4 and the first 2 of season 5 and I'm enjoying it a lot more already.
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May 23, 2013 11:38
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Crunkjuice posted:Whats the opinion of Prison Break? Watch the first 2 seasons, it wraps up satisfyingly if you ignore the last 30 seconds of the finale and starts sucking directly after, so much that they retconned the entire 3rd season in the first 5 minutes of season 4. 4 was kind of fun in a ridiculous way but it's just not worth it.
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Jun 22, 2013 16:36
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minema posted:I need something new that's easy to watch and fairly light-hearted for when I've just got in from work. I particularly enjoy crime shows but anything engaging would do really, although I don't really like action-heavy shows. I'm halfway through Homeland, but that can be a bit too intense. I enjoyed the first 3 seasons of Castle, so something like that would be ideal. Thank you for any suggestions! Have you watched Burn Notice? I also second The Good Guys, that show was really fun and Bradley Whitford is amazing in it.
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Jul 3, 2014 01:05
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pigdog posted:So I've seen pretty much everything HBO has had to offer -- which recentish series should I see now? The Good Wife is a really good and intelligent show. You should watch it, probably after Fargo and the first season of Homeland. If you didn't like the first season you're probably not going to like Walking Dead. I also second Justified.
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Oct 13, 2014 00:12
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prinneh posted:I also need a new comedy like nobody’s business and hoping someone here will know of something magic that I’ll be able to pick up on DVD or watch via netflix. I follow or have seen all the major ones, plus a bunch of British shows. Shows I’ve seen that I've enjoyed off the top of my head are Veep, Archer and Rick & Morty.
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Oct 30, 2014 23:46
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Eau de MacGowan posted:Is the Shield satire? It's compelling and there's good characters, but I'm four episodes in to season 3 and so far Vic Mackey and his crew of super white boys have pissed on people, threatened to rape people for intel, locked men into thunderdome shipping containers, gone down to mexico and shown the mexicans who the real men are, burnt people on stoves, had people stabbed to death in holding cells, choked and forced a whore to suck a gun to get her to comply with their plan to bust a minor pimp... and all of this has been portrayed as heroic. Occasionally there's hints that all this stuff might come back to bite them in the rear end, but so far everyone they wrong seems to forgive them and they get away with it. It's not supposed to be heroic and dealing with the fallout of the poo poo they pull is a big part of the show and why it owns so much.
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Nov 26, 2014 17:16
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