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Is GOLIATH the new(ish) DAMAGES?
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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 442653" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>Alright, this warrant a follow-up, I guess.</p><p></p><p>The series picks up the pace in episode 6 and then it snowballs to a suspenseful, twisty and satisfying finale.</p><p>And that <em>Stayin' Alive </em> dance sequence was SO much better than it deserved to be.</p><p>All's well that ends well and I'm enjoying the good aftertaste, but I won't change my mind about the meandering feel of <em>most</em> of this first season of RESURRECTION.</p><p>There was way too much filler and some episodes felt like three hours. Consequently, I had to take a few naps between episodes.</p><p>When a series has only 10 episodes then I will accept a dud or a staller but <em>most</em> of it just needs to be good.</p><p></p><p>To be honest, I don't remember exactly what the original DEXTER episodes/seasons looked like, but it was always about that community of familiar characters I mentioned before. RESURRECTION is about a bunch of weirdos in New York and there's hardly anything surprising about it. Also, we're not really following the serial killer villains and there's not much at stake in that regard. The Gemini Killer was a nice surprise, though.</p><p>The imaginary conversations with the Conscience Character combined with Dexter's solo thought-bubbles feels a bit like overkill.</p><p>Enough of the guidance and explanations. <em>Do</em> something.</p><p></p><p>One of the Detectives who needs to deal with the Morgan shenanigans is played by Dominic Fumusa who also played my favourite character in season 2 of GOLIATH.</p><p>In that story he played Detective Keith Roman, a violent and corrupt policeman who regretted getting involved with the big bad scheme. It was a tense kind of misery and I wish he had been given more screen time.</p><p>Jack Alcott is very well cast as Dexter's son Harrison, he looks like he's constantly on the verge of tears but he's never overshadowed by his father.</p><p>He's the most sexualised character in the series and I'm not sure if that looks weird or hot. He's 30 years old, btw.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]59388[/ATTACH]</p><p><em>Weihnachten Mit Harrison</em>. All that's missing is a candle and some branches.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 442653, member: 8"] Alright, this warrant a follow-up, I guess. The series picks up the pace in episode 6 and then it snowballs to a suspenseful, twisty and satisfying finale. And that [I]Stayin' Alive [/I] dance sequence was SO much better than it deserved to be. All's well that ends well and I'm enjoying the good aftertaste, but I won't change my mind about the meandering feel of [I]most[/I] of this first season of RESURRECTION. There was way too much filler and some episodes felt like three hours. Consequently, I had to take a few naps between episodes. When a series has only 10 episodes then I will accept a dud or a staller but [I]most[/I] of it just needs to be good. To be honest, I don't remember exactly what the original DEXTER episodes/seasons looked like, but it was always about that community of familiar characters I mentioned before. RESURRECTION is about a bunch of weirdos in New York and there's hardly anything surprising about it. Also, we're not really following the serial killer villains and there's not much at stake in that regard. The Gemini Killer was a nice surprise, though. The imaginary conversations with the Conscience Character combined with Dexter's solo thought-bubbles feels a bit like overkill. Enough of the guidance and explanations. [I]Do[/I] something. One of the Detectives who needs to deal with the Morgan shenanigans is played by Dominic Fumusa who also played my favourite character in season 2 of GOLIATH. In that story he played Detective Keith Roman, a violent and corrupt policeman who regretted getting involved with the big bad scheme. It was a tense kind of misery and I wish he had been given more screen time. Jack Alcott is very well cast as Dexter's son Harrison, he looks like he's constantly on the verge of tears but he's never overshadowed by his father. He's the most sexualised character in the series and I'm not sure if that looks weird or hot. He's 30 years old, btw. [ATTACH type="full"]59388[/ATTACH] [I]Weihnachten Mit Harrison[/I]. All that's missing is a candle and some branches. [/QUOTE]
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