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To: A Navy Vet

Banshee? That’s the most sophomoric show ever. Horrible acting. Justified, on the other hand....


10 posted on 03/28/2013 12:19:59 PM PDT by Puppage (You may disagree with what I have to say, but I shall defend to your death my right to say it)
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Yes, "Banshee" is over the top. The writers are trying too hard with the ex-girlfriend being such a bad ass. The recent episode where she fought in the warehouse was not believable. C'mon, bodies slamming against walls for minutes? Anyone who has ever been in a real fight knows that one body slam against a concrete wall would be the end.

Plus, the director or make-up artist shows how quick their injuries go away, which is not believable. Even my wife noticed that.

Raylan Givens is my hero, even though NO Marshall does such, but you got like the guy with such huge cojones, not to mention just being cool.

Another good series is, "Strike Back".

Also, I don't get the writers on "Hawaii Five O". Sometimes they have good stories, but the last one was just lame. Plus, their whole concept is full of holes. A dungeon for an interrogation room? They never read anyone their rights? Five O always takes over from the HPD? The skinny girl is such a bad ass? Please. And I can't stand the morgue guy from Lost. He is so one dimensional and monotone. Don't get the appeal.
McGarrett is easy to watch, but I am so over Dano and all his hand gestures and trying to be the negative foil against McGarrett's positive outlook. We only watch it because of the production values (scenery). And what's the deal with the huge Hawaiian? He makes me want to eat celery. And now he's a helicopter pilot...?

24 posted on 03/28/2013 12:43:01 PM PDT by A Navy Vet (An Oath is Forever)
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