Ridiculousness In Season 2, Episode 3...
Yes, I get it is probably dumb to actually critique this show and the plots considering that means I would be putting more energy into it than Tyler Perry clearly does but...
I made a running list of ridiculous things to point out as I viewed this week's installment "Blocked In"
Feel free to glance through my list (also feel free to add anything)
1. In the season premiere, the Sheriff told JB to drive himself over to jail because he had to question him about a whole bunch of stuff. The events in episode three are the same day as the premiere and the next morning and JB has not driven himself to jail at all. The Sheriff doesn't seem to be looking for him either.
2. This JB/Dax hotel room scene is so odd. Was JB looking for a hookup? He went from menacing to downright flirting/seducing and back to menacing during that scene.
3. Where the hell are Bonnie's two young children? We saw them in the pilot. We know Mac is Shelby's and Rebel is Annie's but those two young ones are Bonnie's and we haven't seen them at all.
4. Is Eli the girl's dad or not? I thought their father raped them (which brought about Mac and Rebel) and now he is out of prison. If that's true, why does Annie keep referring to him by name as opposed to saying daddy? Or is the father who raped them someone else and Eli just happens to be yet another town lowlife pedophile rapist?
5. How the hell did Dax know (a) that Yuri (secret service dude) was in Happy and that (b) the President called to speak to Annie? Dax was at Brody's house with Victor and Valerie when they whole thing happened with Yuri putting Annie on the phone with the President.
6. Nelson got an early discharge from the army (in Japan) and he is home now in Happy when he was just talking to his wife via facetime the previous day and said nothing about coming home. Really?
Now those are just a few things I thought of while watching this particular episode. I am amazed how this show just expects the audience to swallow all these inconsistencies and plot holes and be okay with it. Then again, as I said before, I am probably an idiot for giving this more thought than it deserves.