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@joevol33

joevol33 said:
Dexter
The following
The rookie


Tombstone
Last of the mohicans
The Warrior
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Splain....is the following with Kevin Bacon? Wiki says it was 3 seasons and I can only see there was 1 with 15 episodes.

If that's the one and it's only 15 episodes I'm wondering did it leave you hanging?
 
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Behr said:
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Splain....is the following with Kevin Bacon? Wiki says it was 3 seasons and I can only see there was 1 with 15 episodes.

If that's the one and it's only 15 episodes I'm wondering did it leave you hanging?
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No, the following had 3 seasons I think, definitely two I'm just trying to remember, it's been a while. It's definitely Kevin Bacon, and I'm thinking it was 3 seasons
 
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malinoisvol said:
We finished YS s1e8 last night.

A bad ass version of Bonanza, Red River, and Chism all rolled into one.
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I remember not liking it much in the beginning and thought about not watching anymore. I don't remember which episode it was but there was one that immediately changed my mind, and I'm glad it did.

I've thought about starting that first season over to see if I can remember where I committed to it.

Anyway, it just kept getting better.
 
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Behr said:
I remember not liking it much in the beginning and thought about not watching anymore. I don't remember which episode it was but there was one that immediately changed my mind, and I'm glad it did.

I've thought about starting that first season over to see if I can remember where I committed to it.

Anyway, it just kept getting better.
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My money is on e3 or 4. Very intense.
 
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#2,490
#2,490
🎵I was gasin' up the other day
And an ol' boy pulled up with a license plate
From Ohio I thought oh good Lord he's lost
From his wranglers to his boots
He reminded me of Chris LeDoux
And that Copenhagen smile
Country must be country wide 🎵
 
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#2,499
Apparently, writers/showrunners believe that characters making bad decisions are critical elements to entertaining us. A series of ads make fun of this (threatened teens avoid the empty running car to hide behind rows of hanging chainsaws). This device of protagonists poor judgment has reached ludicrous proportions. In “serious dramas,” characters make incredibly stupid decisions to set up tragic events. An armed character confronts a psychologically disturbed person with a history of violence against loved ones who has broken into their home. Two in the center mass and call the cops? No, escort the psycho out of the house at gun point so the s/he remains free to commit violence against others. Of course! You’ve just won a terrible fight with someone intent upon your family’s destruction in which your knee was damaged by a hammer wielded by the attacker. Seek medical attention and report to the authorities so that they detain your attacker? No! Leave the defeated antagonist free and hobble over to coil rope at a boat slip so that the antagonist can recover enough to stab you to death on the dock. Ad infinitum. It’s wearisome.
 
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