I knew almost immediately that it wasn't good and that it wasn't going to get good, but every week, when it showed up on Hulu, I watched it.
There's absolutely nothing to recommend this show and I can't even try to explain why I watched the whole way through. Maybe just to look at Ginger Gonzaga?
Phil Coulson drinks Daniel Plainview's milkshake.
Perhaps it gives you an excuse to complain.
In the kingdom of the blind, you're the village idiot.
He liked it...troll
shareActually, I didn't like it. I liked the finale--I thought it was a better episode than the show deserved--and I thought the premise was interesting.
But the individual episodes were awful, yet I kept coming back to watch them, even after giving up hope that it would get better.
And what's funny is I found a friend of mine--big sitcom fan--who did exactly the same thing.
The Collector tried to collect Phil Coulson. He failed.
The basic idea is that if you "hate-watch" something all the way through, you actually like it. Even if you won't admit to liking it, or admit the reason why.
Revenge is a dish best served cold.
-- Klingon proverb
No, I didn't like it. I didn't like the characters, I didn't like the writing, and I didn't enjoy watching it.
I did like looking at some of the attractive people and given the premise I was curious about where they were going to go with it--is it even possible to do a second season of a show of this type?--and I kept hoping something would happen that would make me feel like it was worth tuning in.
As I said in a post above, I actually kind of liked the finale. Too little, too late, for everyone involved, though.
Coulson has a plan.