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OJ ranked as the No. The Americans No. Goliath doesn't appear in the top 1. Now critics are obviously not the be all and all of things, but the list is a pretty good barometer of what shows are highly regarded and what isn't. I think the show was OK, and it appears that I am not alone. If you think shows like Atlanta and The Americans, are overrated or not even above average and that Goliath is "fantastic" that is awesome for you.
I am glad you enjoy it that much, but I think you are taking crazy pills.
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While the first season of Outlander followed the books slavishly, embroidering in only a few extra moments with Frank, the screenwriters seemed to instinctually hone in on what we want to see: Claire’s return from the past to the '4. The writers are also hilariously aware that Jamie Fraser (played with unearthly perfection by Sam Heughan) is what puts butts in the seats and what we've all been missing so dearly, and they coyly teased out his absence scene to scene in the first two acts. Claire, adrift in the drab '4. Frank (the amazing Tobias Menzies) appeared, he brought back every negative association of Black Jack Randall for both us and Claire, and our knee- jerk reaction was GET AWAY. Poor Frank, however, had been dealing with what Claire was just now beginning to suffer: the loss of a much- loved spouse. And now that she's back, he's tasked with the impossible: making her forget James Fraser.
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You know, this guy: Yeah, that ain't going to happen, folks. Not only is Frank the spitting image of a sado- masochistic rapist, he’s boring as a beige tea pot, emotionally hobbled, and suffers such a lack of libido that he spent more time on their honeymoon digging through old file folders with Rev. Wakefield than with his bride. He and Rev. Wakefield still seem to have more emotional intimacy and chemistry than Frank and Claire.
And hilariously, Claire didn’t even pretend that she could handle how lame Frank was. Instead, she grabbed Rev. Wakefield’s box of folders and Mrs. Graham and reminisced about Jamie's laugh and Jamie's curls and Jamie's thrusts abed while going through every piece of documentation about the battle of Culloden. Mrs. Graham gave a hilarious speech to Claire where she advised her to chill out and make do with Frank, because Frank—while boring—is alive, and Claire should let go of the past. You’ve had a wonderful adventure, the kind of adventure most people couldn’t even imagine!" Mrs. Grahame gushed, a little shout out to Diana Gabaldon that’s an absolute lie: time traveling romances and hot Highlanders who take reluctant brides are full- on romance genres in and of themselves.
A Doctor Who episode about time traveling hot Scots was what Diana Gabaldon based the character of Jamie Fraser on. Watch Prancer Online Free 2016. But very few writers in either the time hopping or hot Scots genres end one of their tomes with a graphic, detailed rape of the male protagonist, and a lot of Gabaldon’s notoriety is based on that startling turn to the narrative. Real quick: if you followed my coverage last season, you know the rape- y finale of Outlander Season 1 was just about a bit too much for me.
I read Outlander but stopped reading its sequel a quarter of the way through after the fifth detailed flashback to Outlander's Jack- Jamie rape because life is too short for me to picture the same graphic rape scene again and again and again with unsettling new information introduced each time. All this to say: I don’t trust Diana Gabaldon. I think she’s essentially a hurt/comfort fan- fic writer who may know a shit ton about plants but has the same instinct for plot as the Marquis de Sade.
That said, I absolutely loved 9. Outlander's first season.
I love the cast, I think Caitriona Balfe is magnificent, Sam Heughan is charismatic and talented, and the two of them together have the kind of magnetic chemistry you just can't buy at the store. So I am super wary going into Season 2—one burnt, twice shy—but I can’t resist anything that involves these two actors and a time period where cloaks are the norm, so here we go. Hold me. So yeah, Menzies is a genius, as we saw in his performance of Black Jack Randall, and his depiction of an agonized, cuckolded Frank was no less intense.
When Frank found out Claire was pregnant with another man's baby, he stopped just short of punching her and then went out into the potting shed and broke all the pots, then settled (in his tepid, low- testosterone way) to fretting over what to do with the reverend and offering to cover the cost of all the broken pots. Sigh. Ultimately, the infertile Frank decided he could accept Claire’s crazy time travel story, her pregnancy by person or persons unknown, and the fact she still loved another man and wore his wedding ring. All he asked was that she stop researching the Battle of Culloden and raise the baby to believe he was the father and move with him to Boston. I mean, with the vicious press insinuating Claire had been "kidnapped by the fairies," what choice did they have?! What a stain on her reputation! Talk about lowest common denominator trash talking: kidnapped by the fairies, the fair ones, the brownies, and the elves. Wow. I smell libel suit. And so at the midpoint of the episode, just as the audience was starting to despair of ever seeing Jamie again, the angel chorus kicked in, the lights went BRIGHT, and instead of panning to Frank we panned to a gloriously backlit Jamie and we all breathed a sigh of relief.
The episode had, at last, begun. We were in 1. 74. France, Jamie and Claire have just docked at a port, and someone on board their ship must have packed weights and a Bowflex because Jamie was looking RIPPED AS EFF. Maybe he just rowed that ship the whole way? I don’t know, guys, but his pecs have pecs. And immediately Claire and Jamie's chemistry was like someone poured Pepsi on Pop Rocks.
Claire was swooning over her husband, so were we, and so was everyone they bumped into along the harbor as they made their way to some lodgings and Claire made her ultimate pitch: baby, let’s change the future. Let’s defy history.
Let’s make sure the Battle of Culloden never even happens.