This was a GREAT episode, aided significantly by the heavy emphasis on Beecher, who finally decides he's fucking had enough. Woot! My only quibble was the overall flow of the episode-it seemed disjointed, and the tone of the first half seemed different than that of the second half. It's hard to explain, but it was almost like I'd watched two ( Read more... )

This was another one of those episodes where a lot of things happened that I really didn't remember. I'm glad I'm doing this rewatch!

- Okay, while JD Williams has a nice ass, I did not need to see Kenny get a cavity search, and I definitely did not need to see him pooping out a balloon of herion. Sometimes I'm in the mood for gritty realism and ( Read more... )

I enjoyed this episode and its approach to the controversial issue of capital punishment (well "enjoyed" is probably not the right word... but you know what I mean). I liked how Fontana applied it to two very different types of criminals (Keane the religious, remorseful killer vs. L'Italien the unrepentant, violent serial killer), consequently ( Read more... )

This episode seemed a little slower compared to the first two. Maybe that's because it's more of a transitional episode, where not much is going on? Or maybe it's just because the first two episodes made such an powerful impression ( Read more... )

Holy cow, this was a great episode, too. I must have never rewatched this, because there were several things in it that I have no memory of.

- You just know that Vern would be a Trump supporter if this were set in present day. I can totally picture him at a “Make America Great Again” rally.


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As I mentioned at oz_rapsheet, I decided to re-watch the first episode of Oz, The Routine, prior to listening to the first episode of the new podcast about the show. Oddly, even though I’ve watched several Oz episodes and/or particular scenes multiple times, I’ve never done a true re-watch of the series from start to finish, which I’d like to do now (as slow- ( Read more... )