I thought it was very good. If you haven't done so already, put a season pass on it.
:up: +1dianebrat said:I really liked Earl, and I like the fact that it's being very upfront with it's belief in God, I'm not usually one for that being quite the non-believer, so that's saying a lot for the show, cast and story.
Diane
BINGO! If they can hold it together and not wimp out, this will be a great series, if they wimp out.. it's just going to wind up "Touched by an Angel PD"mrmike said:If they manage to not take the easy route, this could be great TV.
+1 I like that her character is tortured by her past and fighting everything in her path but her drinking was a little over-the-top. Her boss, who was in her face on at least 3 occasions, couldn't smell the alcohol on her? It's not like she changed clothes that often either. And she made a mid-day pit stop with the medical examiner at the bar.Cainebj said:I'm still on the fence. I liked the plot twist but found Holly Hunter's character to be completely unlike-able...
Me too, but I always loved Joan of Arcadia because of the contemporary, almost flippant way it treated the God "person." That made it palatable to me. In this, kind of weird they copied the "Earl" name from My Name is Earl though. Couldn't they have called the angel Bubba or something else?ced6 said::I'm not a religious person at all and tend to be a little anti-organized religion.
I got the impression that she fully realized what her part may have been in her sister's death LONG before then and that is why she is the way she is now - I don't think she was just then realizing what part she may have had. I thought it was great that she shared that with her nephew to get that burden off of his shoulders (her being there to get his SS Card).speedcouch said:Really enjoyed how the ending at the Oklahoma City Memorial pretty much answered one of her "why" questions about why her sister was killed. To me, she realized that if she hadn't been "sick" (probably drunk) and could have babysat the day before, her sister wouldn't have been there that day. I'd say that will give her more incentive to change her ways.
that bumping scene turned me on.ElJay said:I watched about 20 minutes and gave up. It's just not for me I guess. Starting a pilot with a humping scene just seems like a cop out to me.
They are playing to a TNT audience, after all.rkester said:I watched it as well. I thought they went WAAAAYYYY overboard on the whole "Hey, we are in Oklahoma City!" thing. And I am seriously doubting any of it except the memorial ending, was shot in OKC. I've been there many times and I did not recognize a single thing beyond the memorial.
The "hick" element was played up way too big, again, most of OKC is NOT farm/hick.