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LoathsomePete 02-10-2015 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Goofle (Post 1549638)
I am close to the end of The Wire. Last night I was watching an episode and something blew my mind. John Munch (from Homicide: Life on the Street) made a cameo appearance in a bar, saying something like "I used to own a bar". I watched that show after The Wire so I would never have caught it first time round, but it was pretty great.

Did you catch this Pete?

Yeah I caught that, however I was tangentially aware of who John Munch was from that X-Files episode where he interrogates the Lone Gunmen. So by extension, The Wire and The X-Files take place in the same universe. I can just imagine SA Fitzhugh sitting with McNulty apologetically saying that they can't help to take down a drug kingpin because bureau money is caught up with these to agents who hunt down UFOs.

Frownland 02-10-2015 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Black Francis (Post 1549617)
i recently saw the last season of South park and i gotta say, SP is still the best satirical cartoon on Tv.

Some SP seasons have been kinda weak but this new one has been one of their best and most different ones imo

The rehash eps, the occulus rift eps, the kickstarter eps, the freemium eps, they were all funny and clever on their own and they somehow tied them all together in a way ive never seen them do before.

That's the last tv show i recall seeing but other than that ive been watching alot Getting Doug with high on youtube.

Ja I thought that the most recent season was pretty great as well. Though I gotta say, The Boondocks is the king of satirical cartoons.

Black Francis 02-10-2015 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1549729)
Ja I thought that the most recent season was pretty great as well. Though I gotta say, The Boondocks is the king of satirical cartoons.

I prefer SP over it but i luv the Boondocks as well.

I kinda wish they made a new song for every new season intro, the original song is good but i think they should've picked another song that carried the same empowering message.

Engine 02-10-2015 06:49 PM

The best thing ever for me right now is Money & Violence

Anybody who loves all of those hood gangster movies/tv: I dare you to watch a few episodes and not be hooked.


Frownland 02-10-2015 09:57 PM

Ah man, Better Call Saul is great. That negotiation scene was fucking hysterical. That is until the terms were carried out.

Chula Vista 02-11-2015 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1550054)
Ah man, Better Call Saul is great. That negotiation scene was fucking hysterical. That is until the terms were carried out.

Ya, that was nuts. Like I said, I'll never be able to crack a bread stick ever again.

Watched the first 4 episodes of Dexter last night. First two were a bit shaky but then things started settling in. I'm 100% hooked and fully invested with all of the characters now. Thanks for the recommendations!

The Batlord 02-11-2015 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1550169)
Ya, that was nuts. Like I said, I'll never be able to crack a bread stick ever again.

Watched the first 4 episodes of Dexter last night. First two were a bit shaky but then things started settling in. I'm 100% hooked and fully invested with all of the characters now. Thanks for the recommendations!

Dexter and Deb's relationship is one of my favorites in TV history. I love that there's a distance between them that Deb isn't entirely aware of, and yet there's legitimate "love" between them. Great chemistry.

Chula Vista 02-11-2015 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1550186)
Dexter and Deb's relationship is one of my favorites in TV history. I love that there's a distance between them that Deb isn't entirely aware of, and yet there's legitimate "love" between them. Great chemistry.

My son and I were talking about this last night. Dexter keeps thinking out loud about his inability to love or have emotions (he is a psycopath after all) and yet it's totally clear by the third episode how much in love he is with Rita and her two kids. And ya, he adores his kid sister.

Complex stuff for sure. Can't wait to see how it further unfolds.

Goofle 02-12-2015 03:08 AM

^ awesome show.

I watched the latest episode of Dexter last night and...

Spoiler for spoiler:
i forgot how truly horrible it was. Hopefully that wasn't the end.

bulbasaur 02-12-2015 03:58 AM

the final season of dexter had the best scene of the entire series though



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