RatskyWatsky
Hunky Nostradamus
Good job with the thread fry! I look forward to seeing if the writers can write/right themselves out of the gigantic black hole they dug themselves into last season.
Any show ever have such a harsh turnaround here on GAF from season 1 to season 2? Dexter became shit and all of GAF Dexter GAF hated it but that took many seasons to happen. Homeland went from "it's fucking awesome" to "someone kill Carrie and end the show."
Could someone explain why this is so hated on GAF? I was thinking of starting to watch due to the great reviews elsewhere.
Tangentially related and somewhat amusing:
- Funny or Die: How to be a Terrorist in Hollywood with Abu Nazir
God I wish they would move on from Brody.
I hope that Dana and her shitty brother have little screentime this season.
I'm not even going to hate watch then.Dana is going to have an increased amount of screen time this season.
I hope that Dana and her shitty brother have little screentime this season.
In all the hate for Season 2 (Bertram, I am looking at you) let us not forget that Season 2 had the absolutely amazing Brody interrogation/confession episode.
And you never go full retard.Season 2 went full retard.
I hope that Dana and her shitty brother have little screentime this season.
DerZuhälter;83784951 said:Gotta replace Dexter with something to hate/laugh/complain about. Let's watch Showtime run another initiatly great one to the ground.
It's like they remembered for a brief moment that they used to be good at this. Then... it was snuffed out like a candle.
No fair, I thought TBBT or Newsroom were GAFs most hated shows. Can't believe I like all three
Looking forward to more. Though more like Season 1 please.
Lots and lots and lots of Saul please.
In all the hate for Season 2 (Bertram, I am looking at you) let us not forget that Season 2 had the absolutely amazing Brody interrogation/confession episode.
The melancholy, even mournful atmosphere of the season's first two episodes often feels appropriate, given that the show has frequently driven its fans into states that the word "lather" doesn't accurately capture. These contemplative episodes, which are only occasionally punctuated by brisk action or charged exchanges about spy games and dirty tricks, may be encouraging us to take a few deep breaths and not get worked up into Carrie Mathison-style frenzy too early in the game. And the low-key tone is also the show's way of signaling that Season 3 is not exactly business as usual, which may well be good news: As executive producer Alex Gansa said in a recent interview, "Homeland" can't cycle at the same high intensity forever.
Thankfully the greatest love story no one ever wanted to be a love story is not the focus of the first two episodes, which illustrate the power and punch Homeland can still muster when freed from its more Hallmark-ian tendencies. I hope the rest of the season lives up to the promise of these episodes, but watching Homeland has made me paranoid.
I just watched the episode andthat annoying kid from season 8 of Dexter is there, having a thing with the daughter. God damn, two annoying characters!
I hope that Dana and her shitty brother have little screentime this season.
I will only watch this, if:
Claire Danes gets naked with Morena Baccarin and they have sweaty, steamy, passionate love-making.
Or if I'm in the mood for a comedy.
One or the other.
There's a recap vid from Showtime in the OP, though I'm sure you'll get some entertaining, snarky responses from the thread, too.Can someone refresh my mind on what happened in S2? I really can't recall.
Can someone refresh my mind on what happened in S2? I really can't recall.
Dammit, Cooper. I had completely forgotten about that until now.Dana and the veep's son killed a Hispanic lady in a hit-and-run.
People act like Season 2 was what sent this show downhill. From my recollection, season 1 started going downhill as soon as they introduced a love story that didn't belong in the show at all. The season 1 finale was god awful as well and worse than anything season 2 put out.