Anyone given up on this yet?

We are sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo close to having our fill.

Haven't seen episode 4 yet, but if it sucks I won't bother with it anymore. Too bad, the first two shows had me hooked.

i'm still in. 3 was weak. See where it gets taken though. I'm one to ride things out for a season. Makes it easier since it's ondemand too. If it was the older days and I HAD to be in front of the box at a certain time to see it, it might get the axe a lot sooner.

We still like it a lot. We are also enjoying Showtime's Meadowlands. Kind of a weird show but if you haven't watched it, you should check it out.

I never heard of it???

I'm not sure why I like it yet, but I do. I know this because I don't like having to wait a week between new episodes. I wish JFC was in it's second season already, and that I'd missed the first season so I could just order the DVDs to catch up.

I tried the first episode of Meadowlands, but the accents made the dialogue too hard to follow for my interest level that night.


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I don't get showtime. :( I'll catch it on DVD though. Still need to watch that weeds show that I have heard is good. Going to add that to the netflix queue.

Cheers,
Be

I'm going out on a limb her. I like the show and it's quirky type or or just plain weird story. It has all the pieces I like in a show ex pornstar,town slut and a hot milf. There are some things that do throw me off a bit though. Why does the guy float? Is there something that John is creating.
I did read the credits and noticed that the contributing writers are surfers. One is the editor of Surfing Magazine. The other is Herbie Fletcher he is a well known legend from San Clemente. I guess that is why I am supporting the show. Besides I hate reality TV. Oh except for "Deadliest Catch" that show is cool.

The story is magical and wonderful, even for heathens like ourselves. I'm so deeply hooked, I believe I may have swallowed both the worm and the sinker.

It's not a typical tv storyline with an easily digested plot. Not all of the dots are connected, which is what makes great cinema and great television. It's slightly more cerebral, which is probably why we sit here enjoying it, but then wonder why we enjoyed it so much.

Luckily for me i failed to watch it until just last week when i watched one on demand. Then watched the other 3 and the fifth yesterday.

The storyline is strange enough to keep my attention while spouting the swear words and the conversations that take a little "smarts" to follow. I really enjoy it for the same reasons as earlier Kevin Smith movies.

I did the same thing with Deadwood, only to end up watching all the episodes over a 2 days period a few months back.

Brad