Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
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re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
#77
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re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
Really enjoyed the episode. Sure the lawyer stuff was super rushed but still made for a fun hour of TV. That revival was thrillingly shot.
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re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
Another fantastic episode. There were so many award worthy scenes. Drake and Perry “finding” the evidence in the box, the lawyers talking to the judge in his chambers, Perry having an imaginary conversation with E.B., etc. just great stuff all around.
Perry going up a corrupt system and trying to fight fire with fire makes for a feat entertainment.
Perry going up a corrupt system and trying to fight fire with fire makes for a feat entertainment.
#79
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re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
It is almost jarring how quickly the show changed due to Mason becoming a lawyer. Having said that, it is still awesome as hell and I look forward to it every week.
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re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
Yeah but he's still not "PERRY MASON" Perry Mason. The change seems really organic. Loved how they sort of did the courtroom stuff but also really broadened the conspiracy of the whole thing. Quite compelling.
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re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
One thing I’m really enjoying - I have no clue who did it or how the story is going to come together! If this was a procedural episode, I’d have figured it out why the second commercial break.
The imaginary convo with E.B. was great!
The imaginary convo with E.B. was great!
#83
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re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
Who then? If it was told, I totally missed it. I definitely got the one Detective was heavily involved, and potentially offed the 3 in the room, but don’t think he personally killed Charlie.
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Anyone else think that there is a possibility that the real kid is alive and they killed another and that Sister will be successful in the resurrection?
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re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
Anxious to see the final episode for how all this plays out because I'm confused
Even if this last episode fizzles, I've had so much fun watching everything that's come before so much I would still give this series a re-watch sometime. So entertaining.
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Even if this last episode fizzles, I've had so much fun watching everything that's come before so much I would still give this series a re-watch sometime. So entertaining.
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re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
The more I thought about it, I recalled Della telling Perry it would be bad and tried to get him out of there. I think her please to the guy at dinner worked and he had the body moved/removed. However, it’s possible Perry had it pulled so they could confirm the cause of death once they figured out the heroine angle.
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re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
I wasn’t expecting that outcome for the trial. I wonder if season 2 will touch on a re-trial or if they’ll leave this story and follow a new one. I initially assumed Perry would go after Innes in season 2 but it doesn’t look like that’s the case now...
#94
re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
Eh, I was underwhelmed by how this wrapped up. Annoyed that I'd have to go back and re-watch the show to figure out what exactly was going on with the baby-switch.
The fantasy courtroom scene was pretty funny, with Berger telling Perry (but mostly the audience), "That's not how things happen in real life!", as a way of stealing the thunder of those who'd criticize the ending. Which maybe true, but leaves me wondering, "Then why am I watching?"
The fantasy courtroom scene was pretty funny, with Berger telling Perry (but mostly the audience), "That's not how things happen in real life!", as a way of stealing the thunder of those who'd criticize the ending. Which maybe true, but leaves me wondering, "Then why am I watching?"
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re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
Also, unless I wasn’t paying attention at the end credits of the previous episodes, this was the first end credits sequence that played the old Perry Mason theme song.
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re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
Thrilled that they finally played the original theme song, -or at least riffed off of it.
Enjoyed the opening scene. I'll bet that was one of the first scenes they conceived when they started putting this together (an archetypical "Perry Mason" scene and then calling BS on it).
I'm still a little confused as to the business of the baby being stolen from the coffin.
Enjoyed the opening scene. I'll bet that was one of the first scenes they conceived when they started putting this together (an archetypical "Perry Mason" scene and then calling BS on it).
I'm still a little confused as to the business of the baby being stolen from the coffin.
#97
re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
Thrilled that they finally played the original theme song, -or at least riffed off of it.
Enjoyed the opening scene. I'll bet that was one of the first scenes they conceived when they started putting this together (an archetypical "Perry Mason" scene and then calling BS on it).
I'm still a little confused as to the business of the baby being stolen from the coffin.
Enjoyed the opening scene. I'll bet that was one of the first scenes they conceived when they started putting this together (an archetypical "Perry Mason" scene and then calling BS on it).
I'm still a little confused as to the business of the baby being stolen from the coffin.
Interesting direction to take the finale. Not what anyone was expecting but maybe a realistic end to the show. I thought it was really compelling. Best show I have seen this year. Not an easy season to follow up as it was in many ways a True Detective show as a Perry Mason show.
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#98
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re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
I think it was pretty clear, but maybe I have it wrong. Mother had the baby removed using I assume the exhumation order that Sister Alice had left her. She then probably bought a baby maybe from a prostitute and staged the street scene. Obviously she couldn't stick a live baby into the coffin. She knew the resurrection event would kill the church or at least have them removed, so she planned the resurrection scene and going back to the mobile preaching that they had done before. Remember she was a grifter willing to prostitute her young daughter. When Alice saw what she had done she ran away. That's how I read it anyway.
All of this.
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re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
I really liked the atmosphere of the show and the scene with all the key players coming together at last in Perry's office was great. I'm looking forward to Berger and Strickland becoming the foils since they've established how respected they are so they should really bring the heat in the courtroom instead of the current DA's political theater. Hopefully the church stuff is over with as I found myself skipping through a lot of that at the end went it became clear how it was all playing out.
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re: Perry Mason (HBO) - S: Matthew Rhys - premieres 6/21/20
No idea what the fuck was going on. I kind of half-assed my way through a lot of it, and forgot a lot of things week-to-week. Might have to rewatch the whole thing in one sitting.