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Reservation Dogs | OT | From Taika Waititi and Sterlin Harjo - All episodes out now on Hulu
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Was dope how they had the rap version of the song to open the episode and closed with the sad version after the events that happened.
Wonder if we will get an episode with more stuff going on with Cheese. Sorta feels like he is a little less focused than the others, maybe just because there was a full episode without him. Really like the dynamic and relationship between the characters and how they speak to each other. I keep forgetting I want to Google some of the stuff they say and I can't remember any except the one word "mvto" that I did take the take to pause and look up.
That thing with the mom and her date was hilarious. I thought it was just going to be that when she woke up that she'd find out that the guy had a serious Native American fetish but the scene took it much farther lol
Yes. September 1st with new episodes weekly.
Not sure why we're behind but it's coming.
Each episode gets better and better. Wes Studi was awesome. Seeing Cheese swagger with Big was awesome.
Just looked this up - the actor that plays Big (Zahn McClarnon) is going to be in Hawkeye as "William Lopez".
Just looked this up - the actor that plays Big (Zahn McClarnon) is going to be in Hawkeye as "William Lopez".
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Enjoyed the Deer Lady aspect of the last episode.
Song at the end is the theme song for F is for Family, which is why it sounded so familiar to me.
Song at the end is the theme song for F is for Family, which is why it sounded so familiar to me.
This is one of my favorite shows I've seen in a long time. I rarely re-watch TV or even feel like I'd want to, but after every episode of this finishes I'm like man, I could just watch that again. It's that good and that lovingly made. I think the characters are astoundingly good. Loved that BTS video above!
If you've never seen Longmire, Zahn is really excellent on it. One of those shows that my parents convinced me to watch (very rare) and it ended up being really great.
Also he's awesome as Hanzee in Fargo Season 2, which everyone should watch because its all around fucking amazing.
Zahn has a new show coming out next year where he's one of the leads
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AMC orders Native American western noir thriller series starring Zahn McClarnon (Westworld), exec prod by GRRM
https://deadline.com/2021/07/dark-winds-amc-series-graham-roland-george-rr-martin-zahn-mcclarnon-kiowa-gordon-leaphorn-and-chee-tony-hillerman-1234789055/
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Nice! I'll probably check this outZahn has a new show coming out next year where he's one of the leads
AMC orders Native American western noir thriller series starring Zahn McClarnon (Westworld), exec prod by GRRM
https://deadline.com/2021/07/dark-winds-amc-series-graham-roland-george-rr-martin-zahn-mcclarnon-kiowa-gordon-leaphorn-and-chee-tony-hillerman-1234789055/
I figured it had a good chance of being renewed from the early buzz, good to have it made official
Definitely one of the more emotional episodes so far. I like the fact each episode has been different and they have been giving each member of the kid ensemble their spotlight.
At first I thought Daniel was her brother, but towards the end it seemed like it was her cousin
Did not expect to see
pop up on the show.
Really good episode. Curious what note the season finale ends on next week.
Bill Burr
Really good episode. Curious what note the season finale ends on next week.
Today's episode was really special; Bill Burr was fantastic. More people need to be watching this.
Just watched the season finale
Overall really good 1st season.
Alura leaving Bear waiting on the curb while she drives off to California :(
Listening to the other girl, seemed like she is having second thoughts and wouldn't shock me if she ends up turning around and S2 picks up with her coming back.
Cheddar talking about the patriarchy was funny
Ol dude losing his clothes in the tornado fight, yikes
Listening to the other girl, seemed like she is having second thoughts and wouldn't shock me if she ends up turning around and S2 picks up with her coming back.
Cheddar talking about the patriarchy was funny
Ol dude losing his clothes in the tornado fight, yikes
Overall really good 1st season.
Can't wait to watch the finale tonight. Truly one of the best new shows in years.. glad the Dogs got on the Emmys last night! I am constantly trying to get friends and family to watch.
Check out this amazing work by Greg Ruth:
Check out this amazing work by Greg Ruth:
This first season was incredible. We need more shows like this. I mean that in a racial diversity sense, as it is so cool to get a window into reservation culture through the eyes of these kids, but I also mean it in the sense that we need more stories that are shot on location in places where shows don't normally film and written by people we don't normally hear from. I'm so tired of shows set/shot in California or New York, not because of any disdain for these places and cultures... it's just like... we've seen it. It was just a complete success of a season for me. Loved every episode.
Agreed on all points! I know filming on location can be expensive in states that don't offer generous tax incentives, but every time I see that a new show is set in LA, NY, or Chicago, my eyes glaze over. We need more stories told in/around/about small towns, reservations, and even large, but still underexplored cities like...idk Boise or Wichita or something.
That moment in the flashback when Elora goes back into the hangout spot is one of the most affecting things I've ever seen on TV, even knowing what was inevitably coming.
As a lifelong Boise resident, I don't know that there's any good stories to tell here.:P I say that, but then my mind starts racing when I really think about what a show set here could be like. I got kinda excited when I found out that that Fred Savage and Rob Lowe show 'The Grinder' was set here, but they had one or two establishing shots from Boise, and the rest was all shot in California.
I had to turn the TV off and cry for a good half hour while my wife held me. I found my brother dead last year and that scene put me right back in his apartment in such a visceral way that I had to take a week off from watching the show just to get back in the headspace I needed to be in to enjoy it.
That's heartbreaking, I'm sorry for your loss.
When that episode ended the thought crossed my mind that it was nice that they put the PSA at the end, but was surprised in hindsight that there was no trigger warning. I know that's not how TV shows tend to operate though, at least for now.
yah hes hilarious and when he showed up at the end for the old weed head made it even funnier
Thanks! I need to stop posting about it at some point, because I worry so much about coming across like I'm fishing for sympathy.
On Hulu they had some kind of warning, but I wish it had been more specific. Her performance in that scene is what really brought it home. I've never taken trigger warnings lightly, even though they've been treated like a joke more often than they've been treated with respect, but now that I have this trauma in my life, I have such a deeper understanding of why trigger warnings are necessary.
See? :D
I imagine that happens a lot - establishing shots of X but then it's filmed in like Vancouver or something.
Oh gosh, I'm so sorry to hear that. :(
Just finished watching the season.
As a show about identity, belonging, and trauma it just painted such a deep picture of this slice of the world that was funny at times and tragic at others. It really made sense where everyone ends up at the end of the season and you can understand why the characters each make the decision that they make.
As a show about identity, belonging, and trauma it just painted such a deep picture of this slice of the world that was funny at times and tragic at others. It really made sense where everyone ends up at the end of the season and you can understand why the characters each make the decision that they make.
Really sad there is no OT for this show. I just started watching it today. I'm only two episodes in, but I'm really liking it. I wasn't expecting the emotional gutpunch at the end of episode 1
Hell, we don't even know this character that passed away, what happened, or their relationship, but seeing them all get dressed up and to mourn him a year after still landed somehow.