Au fond de l'eau

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J'ai le bonheur, grâce à ce biais, grâce à ce biais: I'll assume you want to be spoiled if you click any of the following links. According to one blogger, Alan Sepinwall's interview with David Simon possibly boils down to one thought: you are so stupid that I have to tell you why. There were of course a boatload of testy comments from New Yorkers

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[jones_casey]

it's good of you to share, as always. (although the only thing i appreciated on the translator's page was antoine's vuvuzela

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If I had the skillz, I'd slap together RDM and Darleton speaking the infamous phrase, "It's about the characters, stupid!" - intercut with Janette's impromptu second line, the Louis Prima montage from the first episode, and maybe Albert giving the beatdown to the guy who stole his tools.

And Sonny, yah, I get what you're saying. (I like the Japanese guy immensely.) I myself would have chosen to make Sonny a trustafarian/trunk/funemployed aid worker come to help who ends up taking over and alienating everyone (and then is run out of town). But this is a show primarily about musicians, so we got Sonny. Maybe as the series progresses we'll get other douchebags. (And let it be known, that I, contrary to the rest of the world, IN NO WAY count Davis among the douchebags. I freaking love that character, and Steve Zahn as him. How glad must he be to get up every morning and go to work!)