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[QUOTE="nelsonmuntz, post: 3180765, member: 833"]
I liked the season a lot, with the caveat that Taylor would have never been caught in the vice that she ended up in.  First, she was way overweight a single investment, which would violate just about anyone's fund agreement.  Secondly, I have never seen a deal where debt can be transferred between companies (like from Saler's to Kling), and I don't understand why the recipient company would ever agree to that.  Since the debt transfer is unrealistic, the whole squeeze of Taylor is a little far-fetched.

A more reasonable scenario would have been "mutually assured destruction" where two companies have to merge because if they don't they will both go under.  That can happen in real life, and that would have been a more realistic way to get Axe and Taylor under one roof.

The legal sting was more credible and more interesting.  Connerty was always in over his head, and it looked like he was walking into a buzzsaw for weeks, the only suspense was exactly how it would happen.
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