[QUOTE=Kindlinho;44903054]I also liked True Detective.[/QUOTE]
But you didn't hate True Detective more than halfway through the show, I assume.
This show is more emotionally upsetting than I was expecting. [sp]With Wrench crying, Gus and Molly being cute, Lester being a smug bastard as Chazz yelled out, the story he told, and Molly at the end,[/sp] this shit was a rollercoaster.
Literally gave a sigh of relief when it turned out [sp]molly wasn't dead[/sp]
Man, Lorne's scenes are brilliantly shot.
Anybody think that [sp]Key and Peele are working with the gangsters, that's why they didn't go in when they the shootout happened? There's no way they didn't hear all that firing[/sp]
[URL="http://abjectachromaticism.tumblr.com/post/87141081155"]i did a thing (e6 spoiler)[/URL]
[QUOTE=Mashak;44933078]Man, Lorne's scenes are brilliantly shot.[/QUOTE]
The [sp]Fargo shootout[/sp] was brilliantly done.
"We're in so much trouble" :v:
"Maybe we should get in the car and then back up and then pull back in like we just arrived?"
Key and Peele were hilarious in that episode.
the whole transition of martin freeman's character and its relation to the "what if you're right and they're wrong" poster is fucking amazing
Strm?
[sp]ONE YEAR LATER[/sp]
whaaat is going on
[sp]No matter how much evil shit Lester does, I fucking love him.[/sp]
[QUOTE=Funktastic Dog;44995860][sp]No matter how much evil shit Lester does, I fucking love him.[/sp][/QUOTE]
[sp]he's gone from "oh shit what are you doing" to "someone stop this guy" to "oh, that lovable bastard"[/sp]
[Sp]Molly's "we're doing good" line was straight out of the movie[/sp]
Also... [sp]Gus and Molly's relationship went by so quickly that they got married and got pregnant, in the span of half a year.[/sp]
[QUOTE=Funktastic Dog;44995941]Also... [sp]Gus and Molly's relationship went by so quickly that they got married and got pregnant, in the span of half a year.[/sp][/QUOTE]
[sp]I don't care if it was a really rapid-fire series of events in their relationship, them being a couple is the cutest fucking thing and I've wanted that to be a thing since they met. I'm so happy.[/sp]
[sp]also where has wrench been for the last year[/sp]
[sp]Holy hell Lester looks like a totally different guy after 1 year[/sp]
This show and its characters are amazing.
[sp]the lights flickering while malvo strangled the cop was pretty spooky[/sp]
[QUOTE=Funktastic Dog;44995941]Also... [sp]Gus and Molly's relationship went by so quickly that they got married and got pregnant, in the span of half a year.[/sp][/QUOTE]
I don't think they specifically said [sp]they got married[/sp], though I believe it's very probable.
It feels more like the movie now, with [sp]a pregnant police woman[/sp]. Also, I think Gus [sp]being a mailman is the connection to Norm trying to get his painting on a postage stamp.[/sp]
[editline]4th June 2014[/editline]
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[sp]also where has wrench been for the last year[/sp][/QUOTE]
I wasn't sure if [sp]Malvo's words of "come find me" was a job offer for him or an offer to try and kill him again.[/sp]
[QUOTE=Emperor Scorpious II;44997739]I don't think they specifically said [sp]they got married[/sp], though I believe it's very probable.[/QUOTE]
[sp]They have wedding rings and Greta calls her Mum so not outright said but it's quite clearly true.[/sp]
Also, I love [sp]Malvo's new hair, damn.[/sp]
[QUOTE=Mr Flexi;44998817][sp]They have wedding rings and Greta calls her Mum so not outright said but it's quite clearly true.[/sp]
Also, I love [sp]Malvo's new hair, damn.[/sp][/QUOTE]
He looks surprisingly different, but I guess that's just one of the many things he's skilled at after all.
can someone give me an idea of the importance of saul goodman's conversation about the sudanese kid??
[editline]5th June 2014[/editline]
also lel @ key and peele "we're gonna be here 1 week tops" ONE YEAR LATER
[editline]5th June 2014[/editline]
AND ALSO, marlvo strangling that cop seemed like a mad throwback to no country for old men. i loved it.
[QUOTE=Scum;45001203]can someone give me an idea of the importance of saul goodman's conversation about the sudanese kid??[/QUOTE]
It adds some character depth to poor ol' Chief Bill. Bill's not a bad guy (some people think he's dirty which baffles me) but he's a simple, small-minded man. The AV Club says: "Odenkirk does such a great job of presenting the frustration and enthusiasm of someone who honestly does care, but who isn’t quite smart enough to get the whole picture. He could’ve been just an asshole or a joke, but he isn’t."
The events of the show have really hit him hard - remember how busted up he was talking to Lester? We know that it's just one or two guys, but Bill doesn't know that. There's been multiple shootouts, a home invasion, murder, crimes of passion, hitmen, insect plagues, infidelity, kids bringing guns to school... it looks to him like the sleepy little town of Bemidji is going to hell in a handbasket. He throws a party when Chaz is arrested, because he's so darn relieved that things have been resolved and can start to go back to normal. That's why he doesn't want to hear Molly's ideas or follow her tangled bulletin-board trails, things are fixed and quiet and finally he can have some peace of mind.
Adopting the lost boy shows that he's really an honest man trying to do good in the world. His simple joy at [I]finally[/I] having found and connecting with the boy - even weeping with joy, we're told - reinforces that, for all his faults, Bill isn't such a bad guy.
Also this show does the Coen-y thing of just having odd characters and scenes come in for no major importance so there's that too.
[editline]4th June 2014[/editline]
incidentally I have no trouble at all separating Bill from Saul, which is a credit to Odenkirk.
[QUOTE=Scum;45001203]can someone give me an idea of the importance of saul goodman's conversation about the sudanese kid??[/quote]
[sp]The refugee mentions stealing from Phoenix Farms when sharing his story with Molly, so Stravos definitely has to make a comeback, especially after her and Gus missed talking to him in a prior episode.
Bill says a line to Molly that is very important, something related to how meeting the refugee at the store was a coincidence and that "things will all work out in the end". Don't remember the exact line but it's a bit ironic to how Bill always opposed Molly for chasing after the Lester case.
Plot-wise, it's basically adding more incentive for Molly and Gus towards solving the case, and not to forget Budge and Pepper (Key and Peele's FBI characters) being reminded about the picture the ATM took of Malvo after Molly had contacted their department.[/sp]
From the subreddit:
[img]http://i.imgur.com/9KgcwhS.png[/img]
who is the actor for bearded hitman? he looked and sounded mad familiar
[editline]7th June 2014[/editline]
[QUOTE=Corndog Ninja;45001371]It adds some character depth to poor ol' Chief Bill. Bill's not a bad guy (some people think he's dirty which baffles me) but he's a simple, small-minded man. The AV Club says: "Odenkirk does such a great job of presenting the frustration and enthusiasm of someone who honestly does care, but who isn’t quite smart enough to get the whole picture. He could’ve been just an asshole or a joke, but he isn’t."
The events of the show have really hit him hard - remember how busted up he was talking to Lester? We know that it's just one or two guys, but Bill doesn't know that. There's been multiple shootouts, a home invasion, murder, crimes of passion, hitmen, insect plagues, infidelity, kids bringing guns to school... it looks to him like the sleepy little town of Bemidji is going to hell in a handbasket. He throws a party when Chaz is arrested, because he's so darn relieved that things have been resolved and can start to go back to normal. That's why he doesn't want to hear Molly's ideas or follow her tangled bulletin-board trails, things are fixed and quiet and finally he can have some peace of mind.
Adopting the lost boy shows that he's really an honest man trying to do good in the world. His simple joy at [I]finally[/I] having found and connecting with the boy - even weeping with joy, we're told - reinforces that, for all his faults, Bill isn't such a bad guy.
Also this show does the Coen-y thing of just having odd characters and scenes come in for no major importance so there's that too.
[editline]4th June 2014[/editline]
incidentally I have no trouble at all separating Bill from Saul, which is a credit to Odenkirk.[/QUOTE]
I enjoy this a lot. ty
[editline]7th June 2014[/editline]
[QUOTE=Duxfever;45003858][sp]The refugee mentions stealing from Phoenix Farms when sharing his story with Molly, so Stravos definitely has to make a comeback, especially after her and Gus missed talking to him in a prior episode.
Bill says a line to Molly that is very important, something related to how meeting the refugee at the store was a coincidence and that "things will all work out in the end". Don't remember the exact line but it's a bit ironic to how Bill always opposed Molly for chasing after the Lester case.
Plot-wise, it's basically adding more incentive for Molly and Gus towards solving the case, and not to forget Budge and Pepper (Key and Peele's FBI characters) being reminded about the picture the ATM took of Malvo after Molly had contacted their department.[/sp][/QUOTE]
this too. ty.
[QUOTE=Scum;45021150]who is the actor for bearded hitman? he looked and sounded mad familiar[/QUOTE]
[url=http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004965/]Adam Goldberg[/url]
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