Was he in it? It's so hard to tell the timing with filming of cable series.
'Shindig'
Cable Drama: Still Waiting for the Cable Guy to Show Up with the Thread Name...
To be determined... (but it's definitely [NAFDA])
Was he in it? It's so hard to tell the timing with filming of cable series.
He died before they filmed the final episode of last season, so he wasn't in that one, but they didn't have time to write him out so they said he was on vacation.
The last ep or two of last season, Frost was "on vacation". This 1st ep he was supposed to be coming back, I believe, "later today". Then Corsack got a phone call that there was a bad car accident, then at the scene we saw Maura standing up from a covered figure in the road and giving them the head-shake. Then reaction shots were the last scene of the ep.
No, he didn't appear. He was in the previews for next week, I'm guessing they are repurposing some footage and it probably won't be much.
Ugh, thanks.
Repurposed footage. I still haven't worked out how F&F7 is going to be for me, or Hunger Games 3.
I've seen The Crow once. I own it, but I can't watch it again.
Yet.
I thought the rebooted Dallas did a pretty good job using repurposed footage to say good-bye to Larry Hagman.
Was altogether satisfied by the end of Fargo. Yeah, I did find myself wondering how they would deal with Gus's shooting of Malvo, but given the recent trail of death the character left behind, I could believe quiet decisions could be made not to notice that so much.
Loved the daughter on the porch with her BB gun, ready to shoot a bad guy in the eye so that grandpa can finish him off.
Loved the daughter on the porch with her BB gun, ready to shoot a bad guy in the eye so that grandpa can finish him off.
The daughter was one of my favorite characters. Despite the fact of her being the reason Gus let Malvo go, I suspect if he'd confronted Malvo at that point his daughter would have ended up an orphan.
I'm looking for the fun spot for Halt and Catch Fire, like Tom and Lorenzo is for Mad Men, or Sepinwall for various shows. Anyone have any ideas? It's getting recaps at Gizmodo, and some of the comments are interesting, with engineers of that time chiming in with good links and personal anecdotes, but there's not much of it. Any other spots to check?
Fanfare over at Metafilter is watching Halt and Catch Fire: [link]