"Well, well if it isn't Raylan Givens." You'll hear this about 10,000 times more.
Holy shit, the level of realism in this show is just unbearable at times. Completely raw and unapologetic throughout the opening few minutes which continues well into the series. I'm on episode seven and it had reached an even more elevated height of authenticity if that's possible. If you think for one minute that anything in this show is impossible then take a big step back and wake up.
Why is there no hype around this show? It is amazing. A drama around the genesis of criminal psychology, a subject that many of today's shows are based on. Never found a slow moment, hooked from the beginning. Tons of details surrounding every encounter.
The first three episodes or so are mostly ideology and dialogue between the agents, but once the interviews begin things take off and continue to build momentum. There is definitely a second season coming to this one and I can't wait.
Amazing, only just discovered this 10 years afterwards. Such a treat for any Gilmore Girls fan.
Season One was an enthralling and epic story with a great cast of actors. Season Two was the opposite.
i read this book in the 6th grade, it changed my outlook on life. not sure why my teacher or parents allowed it, but i digress. the movie came out shortly after i finished and thought it barely scratched the surface of what was in the book. today it would have been a 4-6 episode mini-series of 1 hour each and that could have done it justice.
GET PUMPED!! Season 2 is almost here, can't wait. Of all the renewals Netflix has on offer right now I'm most excited about Flaked. Will Arnett's portrayal of this character is so true to life it is scary. If you've ever lived in Venice Beach or that surrounding area you know Chip. Now it's time to shine, take back the hood!
Easily one of the best shows out right now. I'm truly sad it was only 10 episodes but the best shows usually are short just to keep us wanting more. It could be my ties to growing up in the area but the characters and plot were so driven that I was hooked.
This might have been edgy 10 years ago, but we're on the other side of this now.
How in the heck is this show getting such a low rating? Does everyone just think it is too Parks and Rec, Trailer Park Boys or Letterkenny et al to just give it a chance on its own? Ask me, it is pretty amazing. You have to willingly treat it as a standalone product. Sam Straley is hilarious in this role. Aya Cash tries to step out of her type casting, but it is a hard achievement for all us You're The Worst lovers. Seann Williams does an excellent job as well as the rest of the cast.
5 episodes deep and just getting tired of watching it. Really had to push through the last few episodes to get here, not worth the effort.
It's pop-coin mate.
This is my guilty pleasure show. The first season knocked it out of the park. Timing, characters, outlandishness, it had it all. Steadily dropping off since then, but I'm in for the long haul and I can't escape!
If you like Too hot Handle, you'll like this. It takes like 3-4 episodes to get into, but definitely heats up after that.
Where do all the models come from in the op briefings? Do they have a dedicated team who is on hand 24/7 to create these amazingly detailed replicas of boats, aircraft, buildings and entire landscapes? What kind of pressure must that team be under to create these items from the moment they hear about the op to the time a briefing session happens. Now that sounds like a spin-off reality show, Model Makers: Critical Ops.
So it's a drawn out, funny version of Love Liza. That's cool, I like it.
Really enjoyed it. Just found out about it randomly, don't remember where I heard about it. Comes across as Boogie Nights meets MMA set in Venice, CA with all the quirks that come along in that scene.
Don't let the voting percentage decide for you. This is going to have a wide variety of votes from low to high and they are all justified. If I went through and rated every episode they would be all over the place. Some episodes are great, some are tragic. Was it worth watching as a whole? Probably not, but the few episodes that I liked were worth it. Think of it as going to a record shop and skimming through the crates, you're going to find something you like, but is it worth the time?
Not sure if I was watching a really long face care commercial or... wait, was this a face care commercial?
Sappy, sentimental..... SODBUSTERS!!!!
Truly an amazing account of life on the prairie in the late 1800s. Absolutely no punches held from action to drama.
I gave it a 1 "Weak sauce!" rating in homage to the original Trakt rating system. This show was so terrible that I had to stop watching half-way through the first episode the first time I tried it. Gave it another go and got up to episode 2, just a complete waste of time.
the blonde looks like a Wallace and Gromit character, lisa is WAYYYY hotter.
take a bow son!
I have no idea how I missed out on this show but I'm loving it.
hey, that's that girl from old school right... hmm, interesting.
Unbelievable really. Must see tv.
