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Is GOLIATH the new(ish) DAMAGES?
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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 442566" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>And now that I've binge-rewatched it I'm disappointed again that it's finished. Nina Arianda was even more entertaining than Billy Bob Thornton.</p><p>I think it was in the early or mid-2000s that people started to say "TV is the new cinema" and that certainly applies to Goliath. Every episode is like a mini-movie, and even the psychedelic imagery in season 4 has its own kind of narrative.</p><p>Of course it's also got the courtroom clichés like the eleventh-hour victories and the judge saying stuff like "tread carefully, counsellor. I'm <em>watching </em> you!"</p><p>The anti-Big Pharma speech is a bit on the nose because the story speaks for itself. It's also typical that the irritated and impatient judge (because these movie judges are <em>always </em> irritated and impatient) didn't feel compelled to interrupt him.</p><p></p><p>I need to continue with something equally fresh and exciting so maybe I'm going to buy the first season of DEXTER RESURRECTION. Oh my god, new episodes of Dexter!! Yes yes I want it now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 442566, member: 8"] And now that I've binge-rewatched it I'm disappointed again that it's finished. Nina Arianda was even more entertaining than Billy Bob Thornton. I think it was in the early or mid-2000s that people started to say "TV is the new cinema" and that certainly applies to Goliath. Every episode is like a mini-movie, and even the psychedelic imagery in season 4 has its own kind of narrative. Of course it's also got the courtroom clichés like the eleventh-hour victories and the judge saying stuff like "tread carefully, counsellor. I'm [I]watching [/I] you!" The anti-Big Pharma speech is a bit on the nose because the story speaks for itself. It's also typical that the irritated and impatient judge (because these movie judges are [I]always [/I] irritated and impatient) didn't feel compelled to interrupt him. I need to continue with something equally fresh and exciting so maybe I'm going to buy the first season of DEXTER RESURRECTION. Oh my god, new episodes of Dexter!! Yes yes I want it now. [/QUOTE]
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