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I really like the performances on this show. I think it's the direction. This last episode had Paul Giamatti epitomizing a charismatic go-getter in a way that's well outside his usual zone. Anyhow, it was a decent episode on the Rhoads side with some pretty big stakes coming up on both sides of his ledger, though I think the boat bits were overlong to convey Axe's cold ruthlessness when injured. I like his new girl, even if she's already becoming a bit flat. I've always think Wendy doesn't fit in the show somehow. I root for Taylor way more than I should. Neither of them did much this ep except continue their current momentum. Be interesting to see how they interact next time, but I don't expect much will come of it given each's external equities don't allow a lot of influence here. But the show has surprised me before.
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re: Wendy. When your motives are inscrutable, your pain is likewise, and instead of empathy your crying evokes only confusion.
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EugeneJ posted:Taylor should go after Wendy for HIPAA violations and go public with it - Wendy wouldn’t be able to work in the medical profession again Close enough to be impressive. In shows like this one ethics laws are always more like magic than science.
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First ep was bad and slow. Second was a bit better. Been wanting a bit of a Wags deep dive.
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