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Ray went out like An idiot
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Ray went out like An idiot
Serious question. Those confused with plot lines, how many times did yall watch the episodes?
Did you watch it once and expect yourself to absorb all the info?
TD is and always will be a show that requires "extra" thinking and digestion.
In b4 "if I have to do extra stuff, then it's not a good show"
first season finale was WEAK but these Matt groupies won't let up one second to admit itHow could you not like this season , every episode got better and better .
the finale had me
The first season had a weak finale atleast for me .
yup , he coulda drove right to the police station and turned himself in and wait for ani to come throught with the evidence in a yearJust to nitpick, I felt like Ani and Ray could have easily went to the FEDS for protection. Even though they were both wanted, the FEDS could have been an option
there where people on reddit and niketalk prior to the finale that had better theiries/ideas for the finalefirst season finale was WEAK but these Matt groupies won't let up one second to admit it
They would of had him killed in jail, easily.yup , he coulda drove right to the police station and turned himself in and wait for ani to come throught with the evidence in a year
I don't know if Cash was being sarcastic
They would of had him killed in jail, easily.
What?
If the show expects viewers to watch the same hour of television twice in a week to "get it," then it's poorly written.
There are not that many people who care or have that much time, and frankly, the writers/producers would be stupid if they're banking on people watching multiple times and expecting to be successful.
I think I picked up on most of the major things while watching once, but it was hard to recognize what was important because of how they packed it all in and glossed over a lot.
And the bad thing is that it didn't need to be that way. They could've cut unnecessary scenes and entire subplots to make room for the important stuff, instead of rushing and dropping every detail in three overly coincidental scenes.
****, I just read it over again
I don't know if Cash was being sarcasticbut I meant the FBI could have helped them out, not the local police
no sarcasm ...would have sucked to sit in prison for a year or two hoping ani comes through but was the only play left ...I don't know if Cash was being sarcastic but I meant the FBI could have helped them out, not the local police
With that said, this season gets a C+.i enjoyed the season, but there were sooooo many subplots. they could have easily eliminated a few and expounded more on others
Exactly how I feel. I completely understand that there may be something you miss here and there, or something that they are able to sneak in, but there just shouldn't be this much confusion...What?
If the show expects viewers to watch the same hour of television twice in a week to "get it," then it's poorly written.
There are not that many people who care or have that much time, and frankly, the writers/producers would be stupid if they're banking on people watching multiple times and expecting to be successful.
I think I picked up on most of the major things while watching once, but it was hard to recognize what was important because of how they packed it all in and glossed over a lot.
And the bad thing is that it didn't need to be that way. They could've cut unnecessary scenes and entire subplots to make room for the important stuff, instead of rushing and dropping every detail in three overly coincidental scenes.