CU_Tigers4life

I'm on team Kubrick but Nolan is outstanding

Mexican Monica (Dutton) is unbearable. I'm hoping Angela will invite her to her Mexican Themed Dinner.

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North Dallas Forty

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I didn’t mind the pirate dinner as much as others did. It was only 5 minutes of the show at most. It showed they have the capability to be happy together amid all the other drama going on.

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Taylor Sheridan loves to repurpose certain scenes and catch phrase ( "I don't Know what that means" for example). The dinner table is certainly one. In Yellowstone it was always Beth losing her shite and now we have Angela doing it in a more comical way.

If you didn't have Angela and Ainsley for the comic relief this show would be too heavy to watch every week. Just like most folks, I love to fuss about a show just like everyone.

Don't worry, Taylor Sheridan will find a way to screw this one up too. Just let it take time.

Flea soup almost made me gag

I'm not going to pretend with fake words of sympathy. He was a hateful SOB and had no problem mouthing off to the world of his hate for anything conservative. He went way past simply disagreeing. I won't go as far as to say I'm happy he's dead, but I won't shed a tear either.

I do credit to him for making some fine films.

Notre Dame & the ACC GOR:

Non-football sports: Notre Dame is a full ACC member in men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, soccer, lacrosse, and most Olympic sports. For these, their media rights are covered under the ACC’s Grant of Rights through 2036.

Meaning: If Notre Dame wanted to move those sports to another conference (say, the Big Ten), the ACC would still control their media rights until 2036. That’s the same chokehold Clemson, Florida State, and UNC are fighting against.

Exit fee: On top of the GOR, Notre Dame would owe a hefty withdrawal penalty (estimated around $100 million).


If ND is allowed to waive the GOR that would open Pandora box for other schools to bolt...

If you watch just about any Taylor Sheridan show, you know he starts his show strong. Great concepts with great landscape cinematography. As his shows progress he starts drifting away from the core concept that makes his shows so popular.

Landman is at a point where it's immensely popular and we're starting to see signs of the same pitfalls he's notorious for.

He's also terrible with staying consistent with a particular item such as when we first see Rebecca in season one, she's getting off a private jets full of confidence and now she's on a corporate jet scared shitless.

Here we go again

I don't see how they're going to get out of the Grant of right that's good until 2036