Big Love Season Two
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I'm rather envious of the business skills Bill has. He's already at war with Roman because Roman no longer controls his son regarding the investigation.
Of course, this gamble could cost Bill his entire business, because he's now getting his partner involved with the war against Roman. And that relationship with Don is already strained.
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That was the best episode of Big Love since the show started last year. I can't wait for next week.
Intense!
Intense!
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I haven't watched this week's episode yet, but last weeks was awesome!
There is no tape, Bill.
This is your mom's gun, she was planning to shoot the DA. LOL! Wanda isn't quite as crazy as I thought.
There is no tape, Bill.
This is your mom's gun, she was planning to shoot the DA. LOL! Wanda isn't quite as crazy as I thought.
Notice how Wanda's mispronounced D.A? She is hilarious.
This week's episode is really good.
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Ok, that Weber gaming guy is soooooo in deep with the Mob. He's bailing out of town, and Bill's about to get effed over.
That preview of Bill getting put in the van tells of great things to come.
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At first I thought it was the government that was after him when the dude was so sketchy, but that van shot tells me the Mob...I don't think the guy ushering him in was from Juniper Creek.
I love Nikki, btw...what a great character.
And the waitress? Come on...he needs a 4th house like he needs a hole in his head.
As an aside, Pushing Tin came on HBO last night, and I was laughing when I saw Albie in that movie...he was wound up all tight...just like Albie.
I love Nikki, btw...what a great character.
And the waitress? Come on...he needs a 4th house like he needs a hole in his head.
As an aside, Pushing Tin came on HBO last night, and I was laughing when I saw Albie in that movie...he was wound up all tight...just like Albie.
There is a show on HBO on Demand where they talk to women who are either still in plural marriages or used to be in them. The women liked big love, but they all objected to the scenes when Bill is having casual sex with the wives that wasn;t for making babies. They said it the plural marriage principle is not about sex. Then they interviewed a man that used to be part of a plural marriage. He said of course it is about sex.
They interviewed Albey. He is creepy in real life. As is Bruce Dern. Nikki's mom is cool.
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Pretty Prince of Parties
If I saw the actor who plays Albie on the street I would probably slap him. That character is so freaking creepy.
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Wow, what a GREAT episode tonight!
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As creepy as Roman is, Harry Dean Stanton continues to turn in remarkable performances and somehow manages to give the character a smidge of empathetic value. I don't know how he does it, but I always end up viewing Roman as more complicated that pure evil, which is exactly what they character deserves. Has he won any awards for this role yet? Seriously, he gets my vote for some kind of supporting actor award.
I am disappointed this storyline is already done. I was really looking forward to trying to fold Anna into the family and how she would take it. Nikki clearly had no issue with a plural marriage nor did Margene but Barb has made at least one comment I can readily recall where she basically said the only reason she went with it was her love for Bill...I don't think she was initially very willing to have more wves in the fold.
Where the heck did this underworld crew come from? I don't recall their names ever coming up before.
Margene having a crush on a possible #4 was only one great part of that episode. Nikki talking about the T.V. station was great.
But the best part was when Sarah was confronted by Hanna's dad, the guy from the movie Fargo. When Barb told him off that was just great T.V.
Finally, David Byrne's picks of music are crazy good. "I'm not in love." Too funny.,
But the best part was when Sarah was confronted by Hanna's dad, the guy from the movie Fargo. When Barb told him off that was just great T.V.
Finally, David Byrne's picks of music are crazy good. "I'm not in love." Too funny.,
Polygafia. That's good.
The new crew seems to be specifically based on Warren Jeffs and the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (formerly based in Colorado City, Ariz., and Hilldale, Utah). John Dougherty kicked some butt on reporting on this crew the past few years.
http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/Issues/current/polygamy/index.html
I must be the only regular viewer that doesn't like where Chloe Sevigny takes her character. I think I see where the writers want to take the character, but Sevigny only seems to have one gear, which makes it really difficult to understand how Chloe was ever received as No. 2 wife. I expect more subtlety from such an accomplished actress.
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I think Chloe is one of the best parts of the show. The scene about Margene's mom finding out was a classic scene.
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Yeah, I love Chloe's acting in this show...she's so compound.
UM...tonight's episode looks to be off the flippin hook (flippin...
). And what is good about Big Love is their previews usually don't oversell the episode, like most other shows (sopranos was notorious for a sick teaser then it was nothing like the preview).
UM...tonight's episode looks to be off the flippin hook (flippin...
). And what is good about Big Love is their previews usually don't oversell the episode, like most other shows (sopranos was notorious for a sick teaser then it was nothing like the preview).
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Yeah, that episode delivered!
A LOT took place in that episode. Oh, and I loved the way that old dude hung up the phone like he was giving dictation for a letter or something -- Respectfully yours, Hollis Green (or whatever his name is).
"You're a good girl" Nicki: uh huh....
"You're a naughty girl" Margene: uh huh....
Nicki should have just Bill work it for a little bit more...she'd have been ay-ok. Again though, I love her because she is just SOOOOO compound...though next week her hair is different and she's doing something crazy there
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do you think Roman is dead? I said he is either dead, or really bad off and that Albie would take over Juniper Creek. Then the previews showed Albie all crazy nutso running the UEB council so I guess I'm right. I think they actually killed Roman....big balls if they do
A LOT took place in that episode. Oh, and I loved the way that old dude hung up the phone like he was giving dictation for a letter or something -- Respectfully yours, Hollis Green (or whatever his name is).
"You're a good girl" Nicki: uh huh....
"You're a naughty girl" Margene: uh huh....
Nicki should have just Bill work it for a little bit more...she'd have been ay-ok. Again though, I love her because she is just SOOOOO compound...though next week her hair is different and she's doing something crazy there
I think Albie has had her banned and is harassing her
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Thank You Paul!
awesome episode - i just got caught up on my DVR Sunday and was able to watch last nights - so much going on - i continue to like the way they put this show together
not to mention this was loaded with sex and violent aggression
they paint bill's whole world as falling apart - the insane green family is coming for him, moreso than when they blew up his boat and tried to brand his ass - he was playing both roman and the greens and it was falling apart on him - his a-hole dad was trying to shake him down at work and is a legit threat to him - his uncle is backing him with stolen funds and his mother is money laundering (at a laundry mat no less) - he's losing guidance over his kids - an LDS deacon shows up unannounced into his plural house - he's pulling couch duty and having serious issues with the wives
how does this get settled - the ATF chases the green and roman gets shot - the wives work out an accord and he starts the path to re-devoting his time with his kids - his mother gets out of the laundry business and uncle flees the state
about the best result you could hope for - except that there are still some greens running around, rhonda is still out there, juniper creek is going to go into a state of chaos and bill and his family is going to be targeted by a whole new group now
kind of funny how having a major player character get shot can non-chalantly happen in the ending song and with so much focus on bill you almost slough the episode off as building to nothing - just because bill skated again
how does this get settled - the ATF chases the green and roman gets shot - the wives work out an accord and he starts the path to re-devoting his time with his kids - his mother gets out of the laundry business and uncle flees the state
about the best result you could hope for - except that there are still some greens running around, rhonda is still out there, juniper creek is going to go into a state of chaos and bill and his family is going to be targeted by a whole new group now
kind of funny how having a major player character get shot can non-chalantly happen in the ending song and with so much focus on bill you almost slough the episode off as building to nothing - just because bill skated again
not to mention this was loaded with sex and violent aggression
