So, there's a hot chick, a nerdy chick, a talking dog, a skinny stoner, and ghosts and monsters?Originally Posted by Irving
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So, there's a hot chick, a nerdy chick, a talking dog, a skinny stoner, and ghosts and monsters?
Yes, and half the time, the bad guy is the new character that seems to be trying to help the sheriff for the first half of the show.
"There are no finger prints under water."
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I'm still watching it, but after the first episode, The Cancer (4th?) and especially Dog Soldier episode (5th?) of season 1, it really hit me.
"There are no finger prints under water."
I love that show and I think the fourth season is the best one yet. I do feel like for as many homicides Absoroka County gets that the Sheriff may want to consider increasing his staff to at least one or two more full time deputies.
No kidding. There are enough murders in that little place to keep the Denver's detective bureau busy.
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Any body gripped about his habit of leaving the hammer back on the rifle to lean places?
​"there's a smile on my face, but a demon inside"
I'll admit that it annoyed me always seeing his 1911 holstered with the hammer forward. I do think the show has been fairly consistent with him cocking the hammer when he pulls his gun out. I do know a lot of guys, especially old timers. like to chamber a round and then ride the hammer forward to carry the gun that way. In many cases it's not a lack of education because when I have brought this up they always say, "I know, but I prefer it this way." Not sure why. I'm not saying the show is depicting the sheriff as a guy that realizes he's doing this and Hollywood loves the sound of a hammer cocking so it could all be accidental.
It's filmed in New Mexico (generally around Santa Fe). Which makes the following kind of ironic:
I love the scenery shots. That's another very "breaking bad" style of thing but with mountains and prairies substituted for New Mexico's deep blue sky and rocky desert.So would that make Henry Scooby? Or Velma?
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