///Vega+++
All Star
and I stopped watching after episode 5Pizzolato is a fraud
and I stopped watching after episode 5Pizzolato is a fraud
Saw it coming. Predictable Departed/Scarface demise. I feel someone with his training who just fought his way out of a pitch black tunnel would've been more cautious coming outside.Poor plot. Everything is too much all over the place. Probably going to be the WOAT of anticipated shows this season. Crazy how Paul took everybody out and ended up getting capped. His lover boy told him from the jump that there were eyes all over. Watched this far let's see how bad it ends.
He's grown on me pause. The lines he's been given are ridiculous though.
" There's a simple brilliance to death. It's like reading a book underwater.... somebody, somewhere is gonna get soaked, and it sure as hell ain't gonna be me."
" Your dad... your dad was special. He was like an eskimo in a volcano factory. He lives inside of you... you're pure igloo, kid. Pure igloo."
the story is so convoluted, that im sure on a rewatch i would be like through the whole thing and even give it a higher rating.
but why the fukk would i rewatch someshyt that had me drifting off to sleep at some point during almost every single episode
im only sticking with it to find out who the birdman was. i love investigative shows and movies so i want to finish it and see how it unfolds, but MAN is this show hard to watch.
last episode was its best and i didnt feel sleepy at all so it gets a thumbs up from me, but the first 6 had me fighting my sleep halfway through each one.
i will also say this, vince was alot better last episode than all season. i actually liked him more in that role after watching him drop a couple people and set the clubs on fire. he really seemed like a crime boss.
but yea this goes on the "never watching again" list for me
But you are going to watch the finale and probably the next season so STFU.
Paul outchea playing splinter cell
Saw it coming. Predictable Departed/Scarface demise. I feel someone with his training who just fought his way out of a pitch black tunnel would've been more cautious coming outside.
This sums up my thoughts perfectly. Will rep once I return from the red depths. The rest of you people rep this man.You knew it was happening when he went skipping out of that building, checking his phone and looking up at the sky without a care in the world.
Personally, I think those types of things are what is making this season seem so rough. The show spends all this time defining characters and giving background to understand their motivations, then makes them do some shyt that goes against everything we've been shown just to move the story along. No way would anyone, highly trained or not, just walk out of that building without even checking behind the door. I don't even get into my car at night without doing a scan of the backseat for psycho killers and I've never even been in an elite, military-trained security force. It would've made more sense if his man lover shot him in the face and then said that line about "this wouldn't have happened if you had just been who you are" or whatever. At least there's some kind of obvious payoff to all the repressed gayness we had to sit through.
I'm entertained though and will be watching next season because I'm hoping lessons will be learned. The last episode is set up to be fire too, so that will be fun - but I can't truthfully say this has been a good season. The acting is good, the story could've been good, the writing, continuity and forced homages are terrible.
From The Atlantic:This nikka
"In the midst of being gang banged by forces unseen, I figure I’d drill a new orifice, go on and fukk myself for a change."
I can't believe how anyone could think this was a good episode. Maybe it had good moments, but goddamn if the entire plot didn't fall apart in this shyt.
I mean, there's this gigantic conspiracy involving corrupt cops from a 1992 robbery that left two kids orphaned, a land deal involving different officials, some directly involved with the corrupt cops and certain criminal enterprises, the latter of which are directly targeting Frank to take over his shyt, while Frank is in a bad position because the guy who got him in the land deal was murdered for his involvement (presumably) with the corrupt cops. Said corrupt cops who are all colleagues of Ray, and now apparently work with a black ops mercenary security company that Paul just so happened to work for back in the day, and conveniently his friend still did as well. Remember that robbery thing with the corrupt cops? This was unveiled by Ani's discoveries following her rescuing a girl from a sex party involving all of the aforementioned people involved in the conspiracy, a girl she was looking for in a completely unrelated case to the conspiracy. So now Frank back in the day gave Ray some bad information about who raped his wife, causing Ray to fall into a vicious cycle getting caught up in the web of corruption of the department of corrupt cops who are at the center of the conspiracy. Luckily Frank finds out the guy who gave him the bad info was doing it save his own ass because as it happens he's the same guy that's working with the criminal enterprise that is directly targeting him to take over his business. Which brings me back to the two orphaned kids, who have absolutely nothing to do with anything I just mentioned except they're most likely the killers because one of them has been involved in two of the places the investigation has taken our heroes, the sex parties which she apparently visited and the film set she worked at that our heroes visited for reasons I can't even fukking remember anymore. Where there was that other photographer guy who made a bunch of vague statements and is now most likely her brother, who exact vengeance upon the people who murdered their parents back in 1992 and unknowingly unravel this entire conspiracy.
See, it all makes perfect sense.