What? I don't remember a threesome or are you referring to the daughter walking in on them? <-seems appropriate.
Neg, the flash back scene with the friend who ended up dead!!!
The scene with the daughter was funny though!
What? I don't remember a threesome or are you referring to the daughter walking in on them? <-seems appropriate.
Neg, the flash back scene with the friend who ended up dead!!!
The scene with the daughter was funny though!
I plan to watch season 2 after I can download all the episodes via iTunes. Right now I am focusing on Breaking Bad and The Bridge.
So far I am digging the new season!!!
Are you watching the American version of "The Bridge"?
If so what do you think so far? I really liked it and they set it up perfectly for season two, if there is a season two.
I know we had a thread going on it. Might need to do a search for it. You will see a lot of the same people in that thread also!
Yeah American version of the Bridge. I can't find the British version or the Swedish/Danish version on iTunes (US version).
I don't have access to the others either. The US Version is pretty good though.
So far I am digging the new season!!!
Are you watching the American version of "The Bridge"?
If so what do you think so far? I really liked it and they set it up perfectly for season two, if there is a season two.
I know we had a thread going on it. Might need to do a search for it. You will see a lot of the same people in that thread also!
To get back on topic... how far do you think that the guys got the period element of the 1980's into the show? Small details like the cars are very well done and it really really feels so much like my childhood.
Also what do peeps here think about the use of the 1970's and 1980's soundtrack?
When they are driving around, I always look for a modern post 80's car they slipped in by accident. Have not seen any yet. As far as the soundtrack, it takes place in the 80's so would that not be expected to some degree? I like it.
To get back on topic... how far do you think that the guys got the period element of the 1980's into the show? Small details like the cars are very well done and it really really feels so much like my childhood.
Also what do peeps here think about the use of the 1970's and 1980's soundtrack?
Just caught up on the two most recent episodes. Such a fine show.
Just caught up on the two most recent episodes. Such a fine show.
Still missing a few episodes from season 1 and 2, but this is a terrific show.
Love Matthew Rhys - I really believe he's Phillip, so much range. When Phillip ripped Paige a new one about her "rebellious" activities, wow. I hope we see another disguise like the one he wore in "Stealth"; that to me was one of the best gathering of intell moments yet. He was so spot on (for a particular spin on that type of person.)
I like that most of the characters are getting a lot of development and that things unfurl slowly - even though there's a slight sense of urgency.
Looking forward to the finale this Wednesday.
I love the fact we see VCR's and tape decks. I chuckle ever time I see one. Or the big boxy computers that are on the desks.
I think they have actually done a really good job with the clothing, look and feel of the entire show. Even the furniture screams 1980's!!!!
Well that was an interesting finale, some threads were tied up too neatly but that's okay. I kind of suspected the person who killed the couple and their daughter in this season's opening episode. It was a very good and profound twist in the last few scenes (after the killer died anyway.)
And I liked how the title of this episode is as multi-layered as the show, "Echo."
I do hope they finally make Paige a good character in season three. She annoys me. Although I did enjoy the family conflict her 'rebellion' brought this season.
I'll be tuning in for season three.
Well that was an interesting finale, some threads were tied up too neatly but that's okay. I kind of suspected the person who killed the couple and their daughter in this season's opening episode. It was a very good and profound twist in the last few scenes (after the killer died anyway.)
And I liked how the title of this episode is as multi-layered as the show, "Echo."
I do hope they finally make Paige a good character in season three. She annoys me. Although I did enjoy the family conflict her 'rebellion' brought this season.
I'll be tuning in for season three.
That's because Season 2 was filmed before a decision was made to renew it, I guess they didn't want to leave too many loose ends in case the show got canceled.
Great finale. Anxious to see if and how Paige gets involved with the KGB in S3.
Season 3 Finale Spoilers
Really enjoyed the finale too. I held my breath waiting to see if Beeman turned full fledge traitor. I'm really anticipating next season and trying to convert Paige to a member of the team. I've always wondered what they would do if one of their kids discovered what their parents really do for a living. What could they do? I suppose they could not kill their children, so they'd be in a world of hurt. It seems like constantly being surrounded by death is starting to take its toll on them.
Season Four Premier- The Americans still has it.