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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Hank's general pushing for a positive workspace, and treating his illegal and deadly operation as just any other regular 9-5 job is probably my favourite thing. Yeah Hank is the best
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Am I the only one that didn’t know it was “NoHo” Hank as in “North Houston” Hank until the TV dream spelled it out. I thought it was a Chechen name or something weird like N˙śhoē.
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Apr 19, 2019 02:50
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Yeah, Los Angelinos call the North Hollywood area NoHo because they desperately want to emulate New York and their SoHo neighborhood.
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clown shoes posted:It's North Hollywood Henry And he is very smart guy!
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precision posted:And he is very smart guy! Mmmm, 50/50 with Cristobal...
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ruddiger posted:Yeah, Los Angelinos call the North Hollywood area NoHo because they desperately want to emulate New York and their SoHo neighborhood. Or maybe we are lazy and North Hollywood is too long to say
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vaginadeathgrip posted:Or maybe we are lazy and North Hollywood is too long to say This is a complete derail, but is your av Bianca Del Rio? Because if so, 
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Haha holy poo poo those last 10 seconds What?!
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precision posted:What?! This sums up alot of the episode. Fat and Useless fucked around with this message at 04:28 on Apr 22, 2019 |
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:This is a complete derail, but is your av Bianca Del Rio? Absolutely! Well I can’t believe this season is half over already because I just realized it’s only 8 episodes long.
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Fuuuuuck, the lead up was so good, and those last few seconds.... This show is fantastic.
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Wow, that really surprised me. Barry so good. I'm pessimistic about high concept shows like this and their lifespans; but I'm really enjoying it while it lasts.
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Gene having a heartfelt talk with Barry and then turning around and billing him for it was just so quintessentially Gene.
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xbilkis posted:It's cool that a TV show is depicting the American military as an institution that perpetrates murders and is willing to protect the murderer Yeah, holy poo poo. That scene was powerful. It changes things.
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I love this show. I don't know why I doubted it last week, it always takes me in directions I didn't expect. NoHo Hank walking out in that sun hat and that outfit. Holy poo poo.
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I noticed Esther's hand was totally healed by the time she showed up at the stash house in Episode 3. Either more time had passed than I realized, or she knows a really good cosmetic surgeon.
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Selachian posted:Gene having a heartfelt talk with Barry and then turning around and billing him for it was just so quintessentially Gene. "C'mon Barry, we're both Alpha Males." I want to mock Gene for that line, but if you think about it, he's sort of right. Dude goes for what he wants.
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xbilkis posted:It's cool that a TV show is depicting the American military as an institution that perpetrates murders and is willing to protect the murderer I'm a little less willing to call Barry a murderer for what happened. He was in the middle of an active firefight, saw a door moving from a direction that bullets had come from, and went in and shot the guy inside. Obviously he was losing his poo poo and should have handled it differently, but man. I don't know that I would have been any more clear-headed than he was in that situation. Certainly it would make him (and me!) feel like a murderer, but I don't see that scene as the military protecting a murderer so much as showing how Barry (or anyone else) could snap in the middle of an impossible and stressful situation. They did ship him off to a military hospital afterwards, and I don't know that justice would have been served by charging him with murder.
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Cojawfee posted:Something was going to happen if fuques hadn't gotten him off the hook. Dishonorable discharge? Unless a mental institution was in the cards.
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Phenotype posted:I'm a little less willing to call Barry a murderer for what happened. He was in the middle of an active firefight, saw a door moving from a direction that bullets had come from, and went in and shot the guy inside. Obviously he was losing his poo poo and should have handled it differently, but man. I don't know that I would have been any more clear-headed than he was in that situation. Certainly it would make him (and me!) feel like a murderer, but I don't see that scene as the military protecting a murderer so much as showing how Barry (or anyone else) could snap in the middle of an impossible and stressful situation. They did ship him off to a military hospital afterwards, and I don't know that justice would have been served by charging him with murder. He committed murder. He is a murderer. Also just generally since he was a loving hitman.
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Phenotype posted:I'm a little less willing to call Barry a murderer for what happened. He was in the middle of an active firefight, saw a door moving from a direction that bullets had come from, and went in and shot the guy inside. Obviously he was losing his poo poo and should have handled it differently, but man. I don't know that I would have been any more clear-headed than he was in that situation. Certainly it would make him (and me!) feel like a murderer, but I don't see that scene as the military protecting a murderer so much as showing how Barry (or anyone else) could snap in the middle of an impossible and stressful situation. They did ship him off to a military hospital afterwards, and I don't know that justice would have been served by charging him with murder. I think you'd largely feel like a murderer because you deliberately barged into a home and emptied a handgun into an unarmed civilian with his hands raised. 'Should have handled it differently', gently caress me.
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Obviously he was blamed to harshly by the overbearing military oversight, which forces him into this dreadful life of a murderer. He's a victim of big government.
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xbilkis posted:It's cool that a TV show is depicting the American military as an institution that perpetrates murders and is willing to protect the murderer I feel a bad derail coming on but I have many friends who served multiple tours in the middle east and I myself was in the military for 3 years (long ago) and let's just say nothing in the show has been unrealistic.
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Cojawfee posted:I love this show. I don't know why I doubted it last week, it always takes me in directions I didn't expect. NoHo Hank walking out in that sun hat and that outfit. Holy poo poo. And of course the unnecessary translator is still hanging around.
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Phenotype posted:I'm a little less willing to call Barry a murderer for what happened. He was in the middle of an active firefight, saw a door moving from a direction that bullets had come from, and went in and shot the guy inside. Obviously he was losing his poo poo and should have handled it differently, but man. I don't know that I would have been any more clear-headed than he was in that situation. Certainly it would make him (and me!) feel like a murderer, but I don't see that scene as the military protecting a murderer so much as showing how Barry (or anyone else) could snap in the middle of an impossible and stressful situation. They did ship him off to a military hospital afterwards, and I don't know that justice would have been served by charging him with murder. His own squadmate doesn't outright call him a murderer, but comes pretty goddamn close. "loving psycho" is pretty on par.
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UNRULY_HOUSEGUEST posted:I think you'd largely feel like a murderer because you deliberately barged into a home and emptied a handgun into an unarmed civilian with his hands raised. 'Should have handled it differently', gently caress me. I'm not sure which war he's in right then, but if there's bullets flying at him and there's been a lot of guerilla attacks hiding in the civilian population, and he's sure the bullet that hit his mate came from the direction of the door that's swinging open, and maybe the guy just threw his gun under the couch to play innocent... I don't know, it's a hosed up matrix of difficult decisions under extreme pressure that we never should have gotten ourselves into in the first place. I have a hard time blaming someone in that situation for snapping like Barry did. I don't think he should have just gone free, but I would have a hard time charging him with actual murder for what we saw, and I would tend to look at more psychiatric options for dealing with him.
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the show goes out of the way to frame it as monstrous, from the actual reenactment to his trauma over it to his squads reaction to it to gene and fuches reactions to it. you dont need to delve deep to try and find a way to absolve him, the show is saying in every way possible what he did was bad and it happening in real life is also bad. this aint hard as for the episode "WHAT?!" i thought barry was gonna have to kill him when he said he turned the recording equipment off
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Jerkface posted:the show goes out of the way to frame it as monstrous, from the actual reenactment to his trauma over it to his squads reaction to it to gene and fuches reactions to it. you can grok Barry's thought process in the moment, understand that it was a legitimate fuckup caused by his combat instincts and not him deliberately murdering an innocent person, and... still think that it was a bad thing for him to do these are not incompatible thoughts there's a weird SA meme that being able to understand the thought process of something or apply nuance to it = that thing being right, and it needs to gently caress off yesterday
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