In general tv shows about crime and violence are more popular than shows about "family"

I feel like season 2 needed a lot more writing time. It also felt like there were too many characters with all of them being only mildly important. Taylor Kitschs character felt really out of place throughout like the whole show.

"Ass-pen"

The second season is really good for the most part, but also compared to the first season I feel like it goes to being sort of a generic gritty LA cop show. None of the characters felt super impactful and the dialogue seemed really rough at some spots. The ending also was like, really unsatisfying. I liked it but it was nowhere near the same quality.

The ending of episode 4 though with the shootout had me hooked. I kept wondering why nobody had a radio, but i was also on the edge of my seat lol

I guess I always took that as, since he was already part of the club they werent looking for reasons to kick him out. Even if they did find out his dad was black I feel like they would have looked the other way. Especially since I dont think most of them were nearly as racist as that rule was.

Actually he was the one that was worried about it because of some old rule within the club that said black people couldn't join.

In the end noone actually cared about it, but it was just one of the things the cops were using to manipulate him.

I think idk I haven't seen it in awhile.

The Civil War shot of Cap holding the helicopter immediately came to mind when I saw the questions, but thats mostly all CGI too.

I feel like The Departed is like, right on the line with so many characters and how the story works out. But DiCaprio feels like hes still pretty clearly the main character.

Banshee is like a soft core porn soap opera. Things happen because the plot needs, its garunteed the main character will bang the new girl that shows up, its way over the top, implausible and sometimes just nonsensical.

But its so god damn entertaining. The action, the characters, the story isn't bad if you can suspend your belief. Antony Star is great and he really helps carry the show a bit imo, as well as Ulrich Thomsen who plays one of the most interesting villains I've seen in awhile.

My immediate thought lol. "Thats just what USA does everyday."

Definitely heard this in her voice.

I dont have an answer but thanks for reminding me of Raising Hope, Ill need to binge it again soon.

Are they replacing the main cast? I don't even know much about Paw Patrol but it seems weird to cast all these people.

I got real fuckin high one night and turned on something to watch. This was right when I first started smoking so I'm pretty fuckin baked. The tv gods blessed me with Batman & Robin and it blew my mind. Its astonishingly bad but in a super comic book tropey way, its almost like a parody of batman films. I highly suggest it.