This is beyond pathetic....they use like every single cliche just in the trailer.
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I know when I think quintessential Texan, I think Rob Lowe.
Looks awesomely cheesy.
The original one is set in L.A.
-Its overly scripted
-has outlandish plots
-full of plot holes
-very formulaic
-okay acting
And I freaking love it. I eagerly await the Texas spinoff
-Its overly scripted
-has outlandish plots
-full of plot holes
-very formulaic
-okay acting
And I freaking love it. I eagerly await the Texas spinoff
My wife and I are committed just because its Texas. Cant wait. Also Liv has been my crush since I was like 18.
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That looks terrible
What does overly scripted mean?nai06 said:
The original one is set in L.A.
-Its overly scripted
-has outlandish plots
-full of plot holes
-very formulaic
-okay acting
And I freaking love it. I eagerly await the Texas spinoff
Only cliche I didn't see was O&G related. Aside from that, yep Hollywood at its best.
"we're going to drag this place in to the 21st century"
/pulls ripcord
/pulls ripcord
JCA1 said:
I know when I think quintessential Texan, I think Rob Lowe.
I am not sure but after watching the trailer it looks like Lowe is supposed to be a NY fire captain that was recruited to fix problems for the Austin TX FD.
Disclaimer: Views expressed in this post reflect the opinions of Texags user bonfarr and are not to be accepted as facts or to be taken at face value.
Don't forget Liv Tyler.JCA1 said:
I know when I think quintessential Texan, I think Rob Lowe.
Homeless people attacking business owners, SJW protesters destroying property, and football coaches getting stuck in precarious situations...or not accurate.bonfarr said:JCA1 said:
I know when I think quintessential Texan, I think Rob Lowe.
I am not sure but after watching the trailer it looks like Lowe is supposed to be a NY fire captain that was recruited to fix problems for the Austin TX FD.
I'm a Rob Lowe fan though.
nai06 said:
The original one is set in L.A.
-Its overly scripted
-has outlandish plots
-full of plot holes
-very formulaic
-okay acting
And I freaking love it. I eagerly await the Texas spinoff
The problem is that is filmed almost exclusively in LA with only some token Austin shots. I MIGHT be onboard if it were shot in Texas and the Texas landscape was an actual part of the show.
And I didn't see it, but someone mentioned that in one of the promos, they had the Texas flag upside down.
Red over white, we are ready to fightMacarthur said:
And I didn't see it, but someone mentioned that in one of the promos, they had the Texas flag upside down.
White over red, the mexicans are dead
that may be the wrong term. The flow of the dialogue doesn't feel very natural at times.double aught said:What does overly scripted mean?nai06 said:
The original one is set in L.A.
-Its overly scripted
-has outlandish plots
-full of plot holes
-very formulaic
-okay acting
And I freaking love it. I eagerly await the Texas spinoff
I mean thats pretty standard. Most stuff is filmed in California, New York, or Georgia. Even Dumplin' which was originally set in west Texas in the book, was filmed in the greater Atlanta area.Macarthur said:nai06 said:
The original one is set in L.A.
-Its overly scripted
-has outlandish plots
-full of plot holes
-very formulaic
-okay acting
And I freaking love it. I eagerly await the Texas spinoff
The problem is that is filmed almost exclusively in LA with only some token Austin shots. I MIGHT be onboard if it were shot in Texas and the Texas landscape was an actual part of the show.
Texas doesn't do nearly as much to entice production companies to film in the state. Also Those three places have a ton of baked in infrastructure now which makes it that much easier.
Horses, bulls, ropin', line dancin', and cowboy hats.
Yep. Pretty much how Hollywood views Texas. Like making NY or Jersey seem like everyone is a member of the Sopranos.
Yep. Pretty much how Hollywood views Texas. Like making NY or Jersey seem like everyone is a member of the Sopranos.
At time-stop 0:24, Rob Lowe's uniform says NYFD... shouldnt it be FDNY, or is this taking placing in the Spideyverse?
Gigem314 said:
Horses, bulls, ropin', line dancin', and cowboy hats.
Yep. Pretty much how Hollywood views Texas. Like making NY or Jersey seem like everyone is a member of the Sopranos.
Yeah, true. But what makes it even more silly for us Texans is how everyone here knows that Austin isn't that far from LA culturally. Austin is anything but a sh*tkicker culture.
The whole point of the show is a hot guy dressed like a fireman.
Being accurate doesn't matter
Being accurate doesn't matter
Network TV continues to suck.
Don't be coming with logic when I'm on a roll making fun of things.bonfarr said:JCA1 said:
I know when I think quintessential Texan, I think Rob Lowe.
I am not sure but after watching the trailer it looks like Lowe is supposed to be a NY fire captain that was recruited to fix problems for the Austin TX FD.
I kept hoping it was going to cut to Fred Savage and Rob Lowe sitting on a couch talking about the new tv show that the Grinder had been cast for.
It should be. Maybe it was done intentionally because they didn't get the blessing of FDNY or some such.israeliag said:
At time-stop 0:24, Rob Lowe's uniform says NYFD... shouldnt it be FDNY, or is this taking placing in the Spideyverse?
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