You forgot a * BTW.
Anyway, added Roaring Rampage of Revenge, but I don't think I'll be following this show, so that's probably the limit of my editing for the page. Didn't really catch my interest, and what I saw wasn't enough to make me want to give it a further chance.
All your safe space are belong to TrumpI will wait and see what time slot it falls into. It looks to have some interesting potential.
Who watches the watchmen?I'm watching it as I type this. I'll add a few entries.
looked good. I'll check it out when I get a chance
Is using "Julian Assange is a Hillary butt plug" an acceptable signature quote?They wasted no time into folks dieing or being abused.
Who watches the watchmen?The premise is such a massive turnoff that I have given the show a pass on general principle : Ta-Nishi is right, it is another piece of lost cause apolagia and I cannot tolerate it. It grates about as badly as a show that took holocaust denialism seriously as a founding premise. (these also exist. I dont watch them either)
What you said makes little sense. In what way is it a lost cause apologia and comparing it to holocaust denial is a serious stretch.
Who watches the watchmen?http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2011/11/the-politically-correct-confederacy/247894/
says it better than I am likely to do. The basic problem is that the ACW was perhaps the most just war in history - in terms of the righteousness of the northern cause, in terms of the quite remarkably low civilian casualties... If ever there was a righteous war, this was it. And you know what? This makes for an excellent setting for tv / movies. I mean, you could easily use the south much like the nazis are deployed in film and tv: Excellent mustacio-twirling villians whos evil is quite adequately established by their uniform. Or average joes conscripted into the service of a vile cause. And.. I very rarely see that. Instead we get this kind of crap.
edited 8th Nov '11 2:05:13 PM by Izeinsummer
Tiny flaw. This is post civil war during American expansion. And there has been one episode. Both you and that very short article are making some pretty broad and assuming points after only having the premier. I am failing to see any of their points. All the characters shown so far are far from nice or just people.
Who watches the watchmen?Looks interesting... anyplace I can watch it online? I don't have TV.
Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right, here I am...Merlo: Dunno. It may become available on something like hulu or crackle later.
Who watches the watchmen?-____-
I was wondering why frisbees got bigger as they got closer then it hit me.Anson Mount is trying way too hard to look like Josh Brolin.
More Buscemi at http://forum.reelsociety.com/They look alike, but it seems unintentional. And you make it sound like a bad thing.
Overall, I'm digging this.
Josh Brolin tried doing a Western with Jonah Hex. And it failed.
It reminds me too much of that.
More Buscemi at http://forum.reelsociety.com/I kinda like the Swede.
Who watches the watchmen?Yeah, I'm interested to see how things will pan out between The Swede and Bohannon.
Also would like it if we never know his actual name. Keeps the mystery...
Or you can take the realistic view and know both sides were rotten self serving assholes.
I am intrested in the story because the characters are not exactly nice moral people. They are clearly not nice people.
Who watches the watchmen?^ That was the view that I was implying to be correct.
The Philosopher-King ParadoxShrugs. Close enough :P
Who watches the watchmen?The Swede's not a very nice guy.
Hehe... Negro Nemesis.
Who in this show is? Well okay the preacher and his First Nations apprentice are and maybe the two Irish boys, but that's about it.
edited 12th Dec '11 10:21:36 AM by tricksterson
Trump delenda estGetting ugly. Next episode has more killing and maiming :3
Who watches the watchmen?
A new AMC series that premered on November 6, 2011. Another western series.
Set in the 1860s at the beginning of Reconstruction, the series follows Cullen Bohannon, a former Confederate soldier, who is determined to exact revenge on the Union soldiers who murdered his wife. His quest for vengeance sends him westward to Nebraska's "Hell on Wheels," the lawless town that moves with the construction of the transcontinental railroad. However, things get complicated when a Cheyenne tribe attacks the construction of the railroad, determined to destroy the project because it is being built through their lands.
Our newly created page for the series is here. Hell on Wheels
It needs a good image and plenty more tropes.
edited 6th Nov '11 8:06:07 PM by TuefelHundenIV
Who watches the watchmen?