bigcat22 said:
This is a surprisingly great show, wife and I just caught up and love it. Although being a Smallville fan, it's weird seeing Justin Hartley in a serious role
Yep.Unthought Known said:
This is the best network show since Parenthood. And this is better.
The only detail that is bothering me, is all the "NYC scenes" are clearly shot in Southern California. The cabin in last nights episode looked like the hills of Los Angeles not rural upstate New York. I do think that that cabin was also the cabin from Parks and Rec.geno said:
this show is so good on a lot of levels. the clothing and set design for the 70s and 80s are pretty spot on. Characters are great and I care for them.
I'm sure we can relate on how our childhood made us the folks we are today and I wonder how my grown kids reflect on their own childhood.
Floodgates will open when we find out how\when the Dad passes.
Eh. There's an entire street/neighborhood that's in SoCal that's nothing more than a big movie set. National Lampoon's Christmas was filmed there, and the house they used was the same house used for Bewitched. Margo's house? Ever see Lethal Weapon?Btron said:They only detail that is bothering me, is all the "NYC scenes" are clearly shot in Southern California. The cabin in last nights episode looked like the hills of Los Angeles not rural upstate New York. I do think that that cabin was also the cabin from Parks and Rec.geno said:
this show is so good on a lot of levels. the clothing and set design for the 70s and 80s are pretty spot on. Characters are great and I care for them.
I'm sure we can relate on how our childhood made us the folks we are today and I wonder how my grown kids reflect on their own childhood.
Floodgates will open when we find out how\when the Dad passes.
geno said:
this show is so good on a lot of levels. the clothing and set design for the 70s and 80s are pretty spot on. Characters are great and I care for them.
I'm sure we can relate on how our childhood made us the folks we are today and I wonder how my grown kids reflect on their own childhood.
Floodgates will open when we find out how\when the Dad passes.
gravy97 said:
This show is totally unrealistic... There is no way Toby squeezed into a middle seat
jk... so great.... love the mix of laughs and fun with the heart strings and suicide jukes and romance on straight and gay and overweight levels...
Rascal said:
My wife and I love this show, but I'll admit I've been waiting for the proverbial gay storyline to drop and last night we finally got it.
Human said:Rascal said:
My wife and I love this show, but I'll admit I've been waiting for the proverbial gay storyline to drop and last night we finally got it.
The gay agenda showed up
Again, because the promotion of the gay agenda continues to be pervasive no matter what channel you tune to these days. For a segment that represents less than 3% of the population, the entertainment world portrays it in every single piece of work as if it's "the norm" or representative of 50% of the population.Unthought Known said:Human said:Rascal said:
My wife and I love this show, but I'll admit I've been waiting for the proverbial gay storyline to drop and last night we finally got it.
The gay agenda showed up
Why do you care?
Rascal said:Again, because the promotion of the gay agenda continues to be pervasive no matter what channel you tune to these days. For a segment that represents less than 3% of the population, the entertainment world portrays it in every single piece of work as if it's "the norm" or representative of 50% of the population.Unthought Known said:Human said:Rascal said:
My wife and I love this show, but I'll admit I've been waiting for the proverbial gay storyline to drop and last night we finally got it.
The gay agenda showed up
Why do you care?
It's not, so put me in the camp that is annoyed when this happens. To me, a great new TV show that has had me hooked for 10 episodes, now has given me a different feel and opinion.
So Randall, the adopted black son who was lied to by his mother, is all hell bent over her deception, but the first whiff he gets that his long lost and dying father is gay, well, he just grins and chuckles it off like it's no big deal (and so does his daughter). Yeah, that's a normal situation right there isn't it.
Sorry to derail this thread, but Hollywood isn't sorry that once again it has used a large TV platform to put forth an agenda. It's annoying, and a shame. That's all.
