Your insults are pretty lame, must be having to write in your second language 
Ah ffs
TV and movies are built on viewers striking an accord with characters - or hating them.
Go way now ta fuck.
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Maybe if you are naive and gullible.
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Good luck.
Don’t be getting pissy with me because you’re confusing the arts with pantomime.
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You’re talking tripe… You’ve more or less admitted that there is no plot but murdering everyone. There’s no character development. And now you are saying you don’t form any emotional attachment on any level when watching tv/movies…
Bizarre. But I suppose it fits in with your A-sexual life preference.
I was right the first time - load bangs and flashing lights is all you need.
The arts with no emotion
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That’s the gritty realism of Naples.
You’re the one moaning that they don’t develop characters long enough before they get whacked - that would not encapsulate the true grim realities of Naples.
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I’ll whack you, you cunt. Naples aint got nothing on Limerick… you’re gammy northern accent would’nt save you either.
I knew a man who once said death smiles at us all, all a man can do is smile back.
Just caught up with the latest episode of Mr.Robot. fucking hell!!! Did not see that coming
So it does pick up after episode 2?
Was there something wrong with the first two episodes?
Been watching The Night Of.
It’s good, very similar to The Killing (American version) which I think is slightly better.
I think he did it.
What about the big black fellow in the limo?
Boring as fuck i thought.
I think so too. I think the undertaker and step father are red herrings.
What was the bit about the delivery man at Chandra’s leaving the food and disappearing
The whole point of the movie/show is to show that life means nothing to these cunts,you dont even get to know half these scobes names cause they dont matter,i thought @ChocolateMice knew better than that,life is cheap bud in these gangs no one gives a shit what your favourite colour is,and Gommorah shows this well
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Wasn’t he the father of the accused?
Ah that makes sense