The Good Fight Thread

[eurocheese]

Season 3 was a huge step down from Season 2, but it's worth sticking it out to see Season 4, IMHO.

[mahogany soul]

(07-10-2020 03:34 AM)NUguy514 Wrote:  That reaction will only grow stronger as the season progresses. It's shocking how terrible he is.

Whew. I literally had to stop watching. I. could. not.

[misplaced validity]

He's apparently trying a Boston accent or something, but not sure? Thankfully he wasn't in the most recent episode I watched. They addressed pay discrepancies between the white and black employees, so I'm glad to see them go there. I'd noticed Marissa being used more despite Jay being more experienced. We've also gotten more of Marissa outside of work (and white characters like Diane and Maia). I hope this continues to be a storyline. It's even more interesting with how Lucca starts to hold back because it affects her friends.

[NUguy514]

(07-10-2020 11:06 AM)mahogany soul Wrote:  

(07-10-2020 03:34 AM)NUguy514 Wrote:  That reaction will only grow stronger as the season progresses. It's shocking how terrible he is.

Whew. I literally had to stop watching. I. could. not.

I know. So. fucking. awful. It's one of the worst performances I've ever seen, a perfect storm of hideous acting and abominable writing.

[misplaced validity]

I don't even get it. Like, maybe the first episode they thought it would be funny, but surely they could have seen it wasn't working and tried to course correct.

[NUguy514]

(07-10-2020 10:42 PM)misplaced validity Wrote:  I don't even get it. Like, maybe the first episode they thought it would be funny, but surely they could have seen it wasn't working and tried to course correct.

Yeah, even though I loathed him from the jump, I thought his character was supposed to be satirical in the first episode. Then, it became very, very clear that he...wasn't, and...