TV Thread - beware, [expletive] can get spoilery
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MrCrowesGarden
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Re: TV Thread - beware, [expletive] can get spoilery
Far from the most important thing going on today, but last night's episode of The Killing was the best one yet. Everybody here loves the actor playing Holder, and he's good, but Brent Sexton (plays Stan Larsen on the show) I think has been the best.
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I thought it was a bit slow, but also a bit revealing.MrCrowesGarden wrote:Far from the most important thing going on today, but last night's episode of The Killing was the best one yet. Everybody here loves the actor playing Holder, and he's good, but Brent Sexton (plays Stan Larsen on the show) I think has been the best.
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Same and agreed regarding the real emotions thing.Cronos69 wrote:I know people will mock, but I had a tear.TGantz wrote:I almost cried when Jim was talking to Michael near the end. There was definitely some real emotion going on there.
I hope the series wraps up next season before it hangs on too long. It seems appropriate.
There was also some emotion when Dwight was reading his letter of recommendation. Never thought i'd be so emotionally invested in a comedy.
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3rd Game of Thrones was great. Several of my fave characters from the books made their first appearances; Syrio, blind Aemon on the Wall, that turd Littlefinger, all awesome.
Seems like they're doing a great job of hammering in a ton of backstory in as much time as they can, while still developing the characters.
Seems like they're doing a great job of hammering in a ton of backstory in as much time as they can, while still developing the characters.
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The dancing lesson was especially good.Maclowery wrote:3rd Game of Thrones was great. Several of my fave characters from the books made their first appearances; Syrio, blind Aemon on the Wall, that turd Littlefinger, all awesome.
Seems like they're doing a great job of hammering in a ton of backstory in as much time as they can, while still developing the characters.
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Re: TV Thread - beware, [expletive] can get spoilery
River Monsters is one of my favorite shows right now.
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Re: TV Thread - beware, [expletive] can get spoilery
Aqua Unit Patrol Squad 1.
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River Monsters is awesome.TGantz wrote:River Monsters is one of my favorite shows right now.
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Just got into Workaholics.
I've lold alot.
I've lold alot.
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Re: TV Thread - beware, [expletive] can get spoilery
The gas station bathroom scene was one of the most emotionally gripping moments on TV ever.MrCrowesGarden wrote:Far from the most important thing going on today, but last night's episode of The Killing was the best one yet. Everybody here loves the actor playing Holder, and he's good, but Brent Sexton (plays Stan Larsen on the show) I think has been the best.