What are you binge watching?

[nelsonmuntz]

I don’t want to speak for them, but I suspect they don’t care where she is from.

I can't believe how bad parts of this show is.

It is really sexist at times to the point I am embarrassed to be watching it if my wife is around.

There is a scene in the second season that is such a sexist trope using an assault that I questioned whether I should be watching this anymore.

I generally like shows about business, which is the only reason I got through season two.

 

[HuskyHawk]

I don’t want to speak for them, but I suspect they don’t care where she is from.

I can't believe how bad parts of this show is.

For all its flaws the two least believable things about it are:
1. Ali Larter and Billy Bob could produce a truly homely son, and despite obvious wealth never send him to an orthodontist
2. Said homely son would somehow become romantically involved with the stunning Ariana (Paulina Chavez).

Nobody cares where Ali Larter is from and Cherry Hill is basically Philly. She's gorgeous and funny as hell.

 

[Deepster]

Just finished Better Call Saul. I've seen Breaking Bad twice and El Camino. I had started BCS once before and trailed off midway through the first season. This time, I stuck with it and it became my treadmill show. Wow. Can't say enough good things about it and can't believe I waited that long to watch it.

Much like Walter White, you see the transformation from bumbling oaf to monster and the people that get pulled under from the wake. Rhea Seehorn (after also watching Pluribus) has rocketed up the charts for me as an actress. Some of her scenes in the final season are incredible. And seeing BB characters like Mike, Huel Babineaux and Gus Fring were really well done. A+.

 

[ZooCougar]

For all its flaws the two least believable things about it are:
1. Ali Larter and Billy Bob could produce a truly homely son, and despite obvious wealth never send him to an orthodontist
2. Said homely son would somehow become romantically involved with the stunning Ariana (Paulina Chavez).

Nobody cares where Ali Larter is from and Cherry Hill is basically Philly. She's gorgeous and funny as hell.

Every Taylor Sheridan show is the same.

Guys living in a man camp with a woman or two. In this case it’s two man camps.

Female country music singer as a guest star.

Lots of unresolved plot lines.

 

[Fishy]

It is really sexist at times to the point I am embarrassed to be watching it if my wife is around.

There is a scene in the second season that is such a sexist trope using an assault that I questioned whether I should be watching this anymore.

I generally like shows about business, which is the only reason I got through season two.

I believe that someone writes the show about the show - like, there is a professional writer out there writing a show about the oil business. It's a little simple and cliched, but it is entertaining.

And then there is a 13 year old boy who's sole experience with adult members of the opposite sex comes from categories on adult sites - and they are having him write a story about hot daughters, hot sisters, hot moms and hot Latinas. At some point, he learned about hot women lawyers, so he's adding that as well. Every female character is a complete lunatic.

Taylor Sheridan needs to have an assistant sign a blood oath promising to erase his search history if he ever dies.

 

[Fishy]

It is really sexist at times to the point I am embarrassed to be watching it if my wife is around.

There is a scene in the second season that is such a sexist trope using an assault that I questioned whether I should be watching this anymore.

I generally like shows about business, which is the only reason I got through season two.

Also. render an opinion on a theory I have.....

The plot did not allow for the existence of a brand new 2025 Bentley for that product placement deal. The entire backstory about Ali Larter and the faceless bazillionaire husband and the prenup that magically gave her a brand new Bentley was entirely invented for that purpose.