Boomtown 1/5 Monster's Brawl
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Boomtown 1/5 Monster's Brawl
This was my favourite episode of Boomtown so far, there was some incredible acting from Donnie.
The storyline was intense, and it was so hard on those parents, to discover that there son was dead.
I loved how they dealt with his wife's incident, it was perfect, he was able to talk to fearless about it but he needed time.
Brilliant show for sure
The storyline was intense, and it was so hard on those parents, to discover that there son was dead.
I loved how they dealt with his wife's incident, it was perfect, he was able to talk to fearless about it but he needed time.
Brilliant show for sure
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Re: Boomtown 1/5 Monster's Brawl
Originally posted by BadlyDrawnBoy
This was my favourite episode of Boomtown so far, there was some incredible acting from Donnie.
The storyline was intense, and it was so hard on those parents, to discover that there son was dead.
I loved how they dealt with his wife's incident, it was perfect, he was able to talk to fearless about it but he needed time.
Brilliant show for sure
This was my favourite episode of Boomtown so far, there was some incredible acting from Donnie.
The storyline was intense, and it was so hard on those parents, to discover that there son was dead.
I loved how they dealt with his wife's incident, it was perfect, he was able to talk to fearless about it but he needed time.
Brilliant show for sure
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I love this show and I agree, this was probably my favorite episode as well. The final scene where Donnie explains to Fearless about his wife was just devastating.
Great stuff all around!
Great stuff all around!
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Great ep, I agree.
Did anyone notice how they dealt with a common TV/movie cliche? When David answers the phone at the beginning, it is implied that the caller says "turn on the TV" but in reply he says "what channel?" BRILLIANT! The fact that the TV happened to turn on to that exact channel is beside the point of course
Did anyone notice how they dealt with a common TV/movie cliche? When David answers the phone at the beginning, it is implied that the caller says "turn on the TV" but in reply he says "what channel?" BRILLIANT! The fact that the TV happened to turn on to that exact channel is beside the point of course
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First David said "I don't watch TV" then he said what channel. That I thought was pretty funny. Best episode so far. My only question is about the report showing up at the meeting. Has it been mentioned before that her father was an alcoholic or did the writers just slip that in there to have some closure in the episode.
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It has been mentioned that her father was an alcoholic in an earlier episode (the one with "Coyote Man.")
They need to ditch the reporter and the paramedic characters. Most of the time their inclusion in episodes is awkward and forced.
They need to ditch the reporter and the paramedic characters. Most of the time their inclusion in episodes is awkward and forced.
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They will likely grow their characters larger in the weeks ahead. I too liked the episode. I had given up on this show for the last month or so, but if the episodes continue to be as good as this one, I might have to start watching again.
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I thought thish was the best show of the season, next to the pilot. Also, seeing Doogie Howser do bad stuff, makes me chuckle.
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Originally posted by Groucho
It has been mentioned that her father was an alcoholic in an earlier episode (the one with "Coyote Man.")
It has been mentioned that her father was an alcoholic in an earlier episode (the one with "Coyote Man.")