I really liked when the douchebag older brother clearly had a problem with his stepsister dating the black kid, but because it's 2017 they had to tiptoe around the issue to not trigger anybody.
Hey you, yeah you, I don't want you hanging out with her anymore! I don't like your kind spending time with her you hear me!
"The implication" was soft enough that they could go with the "I never had a problem with him being black, I had a problem with him being left handed!" cop-out in season 3 if they really wanted. That's how little the evil, murderous, abusive older stepbrother actually talked race.
You know they say faggot in the same episode, right? They're leaving that character ambiguous so he can stand up to the father and redeem himself next season.
This is true. Desegregation and feminism destroyed the black community. It used to be build your own and now it's work for a white man with a good paying job. Are used to identify myself with liberals in high school, then libertarian, now I'm probably more conservative than i'd like to admit. Also, maxes brother was by far the best, most likable character in season two. Of course, his little sister beat him up because women are brave and shit.
This show was actually better than I thought, and I was expecting the worst. Some people were calling it "nostalgia porn" so I was expecting stuff like that time-travel show Ant talked about, where every reference was ham-handed ("What is 'Diet Coke'???")
The little sister was hilarious and a total scene stealer, I still gotta say.
The "Winston/Ghostbusters" scene was such guilty white faggot shoe horned in liberal bullshit, it was enraging and unnecessary. (But it gave me one of my best bits of the year; Im a shitty open mic faggot comic. Still even a "civilian")
Even more aggravating to me was not only the entire universally hated Episode 7, but the "equal opportunity employer" gang that 11 joins. Holy FUCK that was the most unbelievable street gang in the history of the moving image. That was embarrassing.
A giant, intimidating yet (wait for it!) POLITE black guy, a punk rock guy with a mohawk, a tweaker white girl. What else, a Puerto Rican? And that dialogue, Jesus good god almighty. It was like a bad theater production.
I actually ended up really liking season 2, I liked season 1 okay, wasn't crazy about it. I liked season 2 more. And if all cards are on the table, I don't know what my problem is, but the last scene when Dustin goes to the dance with that stupid hair and all the girls are rejecting him and he sits on the bleachers and cries...holy fuck. I completely lost it. I don't know if any movie or TV show ever made me cry that hard; I was weeping like I'd just been liberated from a concentration camp. (Fuck is wrong with me...)
I was surprised at how well-written the kids were. They weren't precocious and snarky, they were written exactly like now normal kids would act. That was a really realistic public crying too, a lesser actor might have hammed it up or put on a big frown or something.
I liked S2 a lot, but I have a huge fucking issue with how inconsistent the demodogs reactions to bullets were. The soldiers are shooting the shit out of them with high-powered rifles and it does nothing to them. So after Bob turns the power on and heads back, it makes this big deal of showing that he forgot his gun. But we've already been shown that guns are useless against them. Bob gets attacked by a dog, and Hopper shoots it point blank with a big gun. Again - no effect whatsoever. In the last episode, Hopper and Eleven come across Dr. Owens, and leave him with a small gun. Why? They don't work against the dogs. Later, when Eleven is closing the gate, more demodogs start attacking. Hopper shoots them, and now guns work against them. What the fuck???
I was so into the dynamic of the kids characters I seriously wasnt even paying attention to any of that. The supernatural shit this season was like Ray Bowers' body in Stand By Me, it was almost just a catalyst for the kids to react to shit. I loved at the very end Eleven kills that demon, but then....maybe she didn't? It's just kind of "back." I didn't even care, I was like "fuck it, I just like these characters."
Those kids are such good actors. The main kid who's possessed was fucking amazing, I didn't not buy him for a second. Eleven is great too, that chick is amazing.
That’s just the way TV, commercials and movies are now. A stranger from another country would think that the upper middle class suburban family and home was made up by nuclear African American families.
"The implication" was soft enough that they could go with the "I never had a problem with him being black, I had a problem with him being left handed!" cop-out in season 3 if they really wanted. That's how little the evil, murderous, abusive older stepbrother actually talked race.
White trash living in the middle of nowhere Indiana thinking their property value is low because of the black family and not because their kids are chewing oxy staring at the only 7-11 for a hundred miles. Very accurate.
This is true. Desegregation and feminism destroyed the black community. It used to be build your own and now it's work for a white man with a good paying job. Are used to identify myself with liberals in high school, then libertarian, now I'm probably more conservative than i'd like to admit. Also, maxes brother was by far the best, most likable character in season two. Of course, his little sister beat him up because women are brave and shit.
42 comments
1 Chuck_Chasem 2017-12-15
It's a small town. No ghettofication. Also: people complained that the black kid's family was never shown. Season 2 is shit.
1 DerpalSherpa 2017-12-15
Ol mushtooth's family wasn't shown much if at all in season 1. Nobody cried dental deficiency discrimination about him
1 hahfdjahdfsja 2017-12-15
lol
1 Frankie_Ferret 2017-12-15
Nancy’s a dirty slut, but she pulled through at the end. I hope Steve, Billy, and Dustin gangbang her milf mother in S3.
1 Phantas_Magorical 2017-12-15
I don't predict the show taking that kind of a turn
1 OkaySeriouslyBro 2017-12-15
I really liked when the douchebag older brother clearly had a problem with his stepsister dating the black kid, but because it's 2017 they had to tiptoe around the issue to not trigger anybody.
1 kermur 2017-12-15
I don’t really think they tiptoed, the implication was pretty obvious to a non-waterhead.
1 OkaySeriouslyBro 2017-12-15
"The implication" was soft enough that they could go with the "I never had a problem with him being black, I had a problem with him being left handed!" cop-out in season 3 if they really wanted. That's how little the evil, murderous, abusive older stepbrother actually talked race.
1 kermur 2017-12-15
I disagree entirely. Based mostly on the fact that you’re speaking out of your cockhole rectum.
1 the_opester 2017-12-15
Killed me when the other faggot kids just stood there and yelled at the douchbag while he was beating the shit out of Steve.
1 aprosbro 2017-12-15
You know they say faggot in the same episode, right? They're leaving that character ambiguous so he can stand up to the father and redeem himself next season.
1 Yaseetheo 2017-12-15
Not to be all Anthony but diversity is shit.
1 SirWallaceII 2017-12-15
Black folk were like normal americans until the modern (((left))) enslaved them w handouts
1 VicDumb 2017-12-15
This is true. Desegregation and feminism destroyed the black community. It used to be build your own and now it's work for a white man with a good paying job. Are used to identify myself with liberals in high school, then libertarian, now I'm probably more conservative than i'd like to admit. Also, maxes brother was by far the best, most likable character in season two. Of course, his little sister beat him up because women are brave and shit.
1 RealTonySchiavone 2017-12-15
This show was actually better than I thought, and I was expecting the worst. Some people were calling it "nostalgia porn" so I was expecting stuff like that time-travel show Ant talked about, where every reference was ham-handed ("What is 'Diet Coke'???")
1 J-Bradley1 2017-12-15
https://i.imgur.com/R7Gw4Ln.png
1 Doc_McCoyXYZ 2017-12-15
The little sister was hilarious and a total scene stealer, I still gotta say.
The "Winston/Ghostbusters" scene was such guilty white faggot shoe horned in liberal bullshit, it was enraging and unnecessary. (But it gave me one of my best bits of the year; Im a shitty open mic faggot comic. Still even a "civilian")
Even more aggravating to me was not only the entire universally hated Episode 7, but the "equal opportunity employer" gang that 11 joins. Holy FUCK that was the most unbelievable street gang in the history of the moving image. That was embarrassing.
1 dolan_the_rapper 2017-12-15
She was probably the best part of that whole shitty season. And that new guy hitting on Mike and Nancy's mom.
Are you telling me you didn't find this look believable?
1 RealTonySchiavone 2017-12-15
Billy hitting on Nancy's mom was fucking hilarious. As was "So Jonathan, how was the pull out?"
1 Doc_McCoyXYZ 2017-12-15
A giant, intimidating yet (wait for it!) POLITE black guy, a punk rock guy with a mohawk, a tweaker white girl. What else, a Puerto Rican? And that dialogue, Jesus good god almighty. It was like a bad theater production.
I actually ended up really liking season 2, I liked season 1 okay, wasn't crazy about it. I liked season 2 more. And if all cards are on the table, I don't know what my problem is, but the last scene when Dustin goes to the dance with that stupid hair and all the girls are rejecting him and he sits on the bleachers and cries...holy fuck. I completely lost it. I don't know if any movie or TV show ever made me cry that hard; I was weeping like I'd just been liberated from a concentration camp. (Fuck is wrong with me...)
1 RealTonySchiavone 2017-12-15
I was surprised at how well-written the kids were. They weren't precocious and snarky, they were written exactly like now normal kids would act. That was a really realistic public crying too, a lesser actor might have hammed it up or put on a big frown or something.
I liked S2 a lot, but I have a huge fucking issue with how inconsistent the demodogs reactions to bullets were. The soldiers are shooting the shit out of them with high-powered rifles and it does nothing to them. So after Bob turns the power on and heads back, it makes this big deal of showing that he forgot his gun. But we've already been shown that guns are useless against them. Bob gets attacked by a dog, and Hopper shoots it point blank with a big gun. Again - no effect whatsoever. In the last episode, Hopper and Eleven come across Dr. Owens, and leave him with a small gun. Why? They don't work against the dogs. Later, when Eleven is closing the gate, more demodogs start attacking. Hopper shoots them, and now guns work against them. What the fuck???
1 Doc_McCoyXYZ 2017-12-15
I was so into the dynamic of the kids characters I seriously wasnt even paying attention to any of that. The supernatural shit this season was like Ray Bowers' body in Stand By Me, it was almost just a catalyst for the kids to react to shit. I loved at the very end Eleven kills that demon, but then....maybe she didn't? It's just kind of "back." I didn't even care, I was like "fuck it, I just like these characters."
Those kids are such good actors. The main kid who's possessed was fucking amazing, I didn't not buy him for a second. Eleven is great too, that chick is amazing.
1 VakantieJob 2017-12-15
The 3 white families in the series are broken, the black family is wholesome. Fucking jews.
1 BloodyfuckinKingalux 2017-12-15
If this were a Christmas ad there'd be a white dad and a disabled trans kid rolling around in the background.
1 Yaseetheo 2017-12-15
No the mother would be white to really drive home the white genocide angle.
1 PrvtBlair 2017-12-15
Whoa black family bambalam.
1 MaxL4 2017-12-15
That’s just the way TV, commercials and movies are now. A stranger from another country would think that the upper middle class suburban family and home was made up by nuclear African American families.
1 OkaySeriouslyBro 2017-12-15
"The implication" was soft enough that they could go with the "I never had a problem with him being black, I had a problem with him being left handed!" cop-out in season 3 if they really wanted. That's how little the evil, murderous, abusive older stepbrother actually talked race.
1 aprosbro 2017-12-15
White trash living in the middle of nowhere Indiana thinking their property value is low because of the black family and not because their kids are chewing oxy staring at the only 7-11 for a hundred miles. Very accurate.
1 the_opester 2017-12-15
When he shouted “I’m gonna kill you, nigger,” I was concerned. But the Huffington Post has calmed my fears.
1 aprosbro 2017-12-15
This is the actor's method for the character- it's how he chooses to empathize with the character. If the writers said this it'd be something.
1 TriangleDimes 2017-12-15
Yeah we get it.
1 VicDumb 2017-12-15
This is true. Desegregation and feminism destroyed the black community. It used to be build your own and now it's work for a white man with a good paying job. Are used to identify myself with liberals in high school, then libertarian, now I'm probably more conservative than i'd like to admit. Also, maxes brother was by far the best, most likable character in season two. Of course, his little sister beat him up because women are brave and shit.
1 AngeloMacon 2017-12-15
Kind of the old, my favorite sci fi is the Cosby Show joke.
1 sickfuckinpuppies 2017-12-15
I thought they read word up magazine?
1 GableXX 2017-12-15
"East Buffalo used to be such a nice place, look what they did to that. Kids on the corner, crime goes up, property values go down."