Banshee is hard, even for HBO.
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Does Hitting that girl with his penis count?
Odd that it seems that Odette Annbelle is doing this and Two and Half Men simultaneously.
(Shooting dates are very different to air dates, but I get this feeling that Kutcher might ask for an introduction to the Banshee producers, so that he can out Die Hard Bruce and get Demi back... Although he did refrain from cameoing on Glee when he was dating Lea Michelle. Maybe in real life he's not so A.D.D.)
The armoured car robbery had some incredible stunt work.
Those interviews were hilarious and tense.
Poor little gangster's moll wants her family back.
Odd that it seems that Odette Annbelle is doing this and Two and Half Men simultaneously.
(Shooting dates are very different to air dates, but I get this feeling that Kutcher might ask for an introduction to the Banshee producers, so that he can out Die Hard Bruce and get Demi back... Although he did refrain from cameoing on Glee when he was dating Lea Michelle. Maybe in real life he's not so A.D.D.)
The armoured car robbery had some incredible stunt work.
Those interviews were hilarious and tense.
Poor little gangster's moll wants her family back.
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Just saw a trailer for the 2nd season,if the 1st season was good,hope the 2nd season is better,like to see lucas reaction when his "son"comes to banshee.
That's (tv) days away, season 2 episode 1 is hours after the finale last year.
Interesting...
There are 8 of those webisodes, as well as a first season I missed, how about you? And y'all should try to lock them down because one of them changes entirely how we should interpret this season.
I've always loved good Noir, so imagine my surprise when watching what I thought was typical procedural fare:
http://www.hbo.com/true-detective/talk/index.html#/
Until I saw this word written in the diary of the primary victim.
CARCOSA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carcosa
More...
http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/01/12/true-detective-premiere/
http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2014/01/19/true-detective-season-1-episode-2-seeing-things-tv-recap/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_King_in_Yellow
I think True Detective may have used this just as a throw-away--but if they really keep the tradition of Hastur--i.e. a dismal atmosphere, then even Banshee will pale in comparison.
On an unrelated subject, I also watched PBS's program on Salinger
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/americanmasters/episodes/jd-salinger/film-salinger/2642/
http://www.hbo.com/true-detective/talk/index.html#/
Until I saw this word written in the diary of the primary victim.
CARCOSA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carcosa
More...
http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/01/12/true-detective-premiere/
http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2014/01/19/true-detective-season-1-episode-2-seeing-things-tv-recap/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_King_in_Yellow
I think True Detective may have used this just as a throw-away--but if they really keep the tradition of Hastur--i.e. a dismal atmosphere, then even Banshee will pale in comparison.
On an unrelated subject, I also watched PBS's program on Salinger
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/americanmasters/episodes/jd-salinger/film-salinger/2642/
Proctor didn't know that that was Hood's son.
And to be fair, he isn't.
What really stood out for me recently was the sniper in the cornfield.
They're all crawling on their hands and knees at great velocity towards murdering each other.
It kinda looked like the 80s arcade game dig dug.
Fun times.
And to be fair, he isn't.
What really stood out for me recently was the sniper in the cornfield.
They're all crawling on their hands and knees at great velocity towards murdering each other.
It kinda looked like the 80s arcade game dig dug.
Fun times.
Shit just got real. I've been waiting to see Hood take down Proctor's psycho henchman in the suit for a long time, and things seem to be angling toward that confrontation happening soon. I have a feeling Proctor is going to go all Lethal Weapon 2 on the cops, though.
Good episode all around. It had a lot of humor in between the serious stuff, and we got to see some neo-Nazis get their asses kicked, which is always a plus.
Good episode all around. It had a lot of humor in between the serious stuff, and we got to see some neo-Nazis get their asses kicked, which is always a plus.
There was some talk about Peter Parker dressed as a nerd in a sweater vest, big glasses and a bow tie... But try as hard as I did, about 5 minutes, google couldn't find me a screen grab of Clay Burton looking his "Peter Parkeriest" to explain how terrorfying that look can be.
No, but it can't have escaped his notice that there was a connection. Knowing this stuff is kind of what he is all about.
It's possible that Proctor should have known, especially before he killed the kid, and if he did know, that might be why he did go over board... Is Proctor protecting his niece or farming his wife? If (And I do mean if.) you can marry your first cousin inside the bounds of their culture, it would not be too, much of a stretch to marry a niece?
Jason had been hiding, keeping a low profile since he got to Banshee, and that could have been what killed him, unless Proctor actively wanted to hurt "Lucas" and where he found the boy was just a coincidence.
Once upon a time Robin, Jason Todd, became the Super AntiVillain the Red Hood in DC Comics.
Jason had been hiding, keeping a low profile since he got to Banshee, and that could have been what killed him, unless Proctor actively wanted to hurt "Lucas" and where he found the boy was just a coincidence.
Once upon a time Robin, Jason Todd, became the Super AntiVillain the Red Hood in DC Comics.
Oh man, that was just the penultimate episode of the season but it was amazing all on its own. Great scene between Proctor and his mother, and a nice monologue by Rabbit about how he'll never find peace in this life or the next. They do a good job of letting even the villains have a moment of saving grace.
The first shootout/fight between Job and the guys at the church was awesome enough, but then they surpassed it with the fight at the hospital. Hopefully the finale can live up to the expectations this episode has built for it. It looked like things get pretty crazy in the preview. I can't wait.
The first shootout/fight between Job and the guys at the church was awesome enough, but then they surpassed it with the fight at the hospital. Hopefully the finale can live up to the expectations this episode has built for it. It looked like things get pretty crazy in the preview. I can't wait.