See, you really need an option that properly describes my experience:
First pile of episodes were okay at best, and I would have given up on them as irredeemably infected with stupid comic book traits like Marvel-level misogyny, if not for my wife's enjoyment of them and desire to see more.
Last three episodes of Season 1 were stupid crap due to absolutely terrible nonsensical writing.
First three episodes of Season 2 were offensively bad DC-level misogynist stupid crap, combined with absolutely terrible nonsensical writing. Never bothered to go back.
What a wasted opportunity this show was. The concepts weren't particularly original, but the characters started out with a certain freshness (e.g. the Hiro & Ando Show, HRG & the Amazing Indestructible Cheerleader, etc.). But TK and his stable of plasterminds put a stop to that.
I'm... still watching it, but only because I need a TV break once in awhile and a friend and I chat about it.
My favorite part of the current season is how they don't ever tell you where in Africa the one plot is happening. It's just "somewhere in Africa." Because it's not like Africa's big, or has different countries and cultures. No, we are somewhere in daaaark, mysterrrrrious Africa. *facepalm*
Look Kiddo, I haven't finished "Wealth of Nations" by Adam Smith yet. And I am still wending my way through Proust but have high hopes for big page gains if we get a rainy thanksgiving.
Besides I'm too busy watching "Big Bang Theory" (the most hysterical tv comedy EVER)
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First pile of episodes were okay at best, and I would have given up on them as irredeemably infected with stupid comic book traits like Marvel-level misogyny, if not for my wife's enjoyment of them and desire to see more.
Last three episodes of Season 1 were stupid crap due to absolutely terrible nonsensical writing.
First three episodes of Season 2 were offensively bad DC-level misogynist stupid crap, combined with absolutely terrible nonsensical writing. Never bothered to go back.
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My favorite part of the current season is how they don't ever tell you where in Africa the one plot is happening. It's just "somewhere in Africa." Because it's not like Africa's big, or has different countries and cultures. No, we are somewhere in daaaark, mysterrrrrious Africa. *facepalm*
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Besides I'm too busy watching "Big Bang Theory" (the most hysterical tv comedy EVER)
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