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11 April 2010

Treme' spoilers What do we think?
Should we put a spoilers notice in this post?
posted by arse_hat 11 April | 23:41
HERE BE SPOILERS.
posted by The Whelk 11 April | 23:42
Self quoting from Meta:

It's an opener, so it has the problem of setting up all the various characters and situations, but I thought it was handed as well as you could o without the inherit drama of OMG POLICE WORK. It's clearly going to be more of a character drama now you don't have the hook of an ongoing investigation, but it worked. I want to see more of Ladonna, Overly Enthusiastic Recent Stoner Transplant, his Long Suffering Chef Girlfriend, Charming Cad Trumpet Player, and maybe more of Strident Female Lawyer and Angry Jon Goodman if their daughter doesn't show up too much.

Bubbles B. Hope McRebuilderstien? Well, if he wears that outfit at least once and episode, then yes.

Also, I want more of Stoner Music-Buff's gay neighbors cause damn the older fellow had on like the biggest motherfucking hat in the WORLD.
posted by The Whelk 11 April | 23:47
I don't have HBO, but I've been in Davis' childhood home. I hung out with his little sister one summer. He would slunk trhough from time to time. Whack family, in a good way.

Yes, you may touch my sleeve.
posted by rainbaby 12 April | 07:36
I mean Davis Rogan, not the actor who plays the Davis character.
posted by rainbaby 12 April | 07:36
I liked it, I thought it started slow but by the end of the episode I felt like I knew more of the characters and got a sense of where it was going.
Some of the lines "I would know, I would" bothered me, but mostly I thought it was well-written. I like shows where you enter into an already formed world, which can be confusing, but seems more real than having people explicitly introduced or the plot unfolding just for you.
It makes the events seem more real, like you entered the picture that existed rather than that the picture was created for you.
posted by rmless2 12 April | 08:25
Man, that was terrible.
All the social tableaux (people in Nola like to drink, and dance, and make music) and political tableaux (john goodmans rant about the cause of Nolas destruction) felt very gratuitous to me.
I guess I'd like it more if I were a US american.
Or maybe the characters will get more interesting as they develop them further. As it is I don't care about them at all.
Ah well, thankfully Breaking Bad is still running.
posted by jouke 13 April | 01:33
Yay, we challenged my father's racism at a family event! || Metaradio test.

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