NR might be the worst i've ever heard, lol.

His voice is a legendary trainwreck. But gotta give him stones for even bothering. Jerry Rice, Cornrow, Anti-Depressant 2002 Axl would've never even bothered with this. He must be on Scott Hall painkillers to even be up there and proud.

He just pushes through... gotta give him mad props on that.

Yeah I agree the Ava story is weak, and at this point i'm shocked she hasn't been killed off. The character ironically has had nothing to do since she was hooked up with Boyd on a regular basis. I used to like the tension dynamic between Raylan & Boyd over her, but as soon as she chose unlawful ways, Raylan was done with her.

I agree the Crowes are a weak family, and Michael Rapport was "one too many comedians" cast. Dave Foley, Will Sasso, Mike O'Malley, that new relative that's also a comedy dude. They just casted what they wanted imo, or their friends, instead of actual actors. They felt from day one like a family of stooges, rather than a real threat, and it instead made Boyd look like a pushover. They added Jere Burns (which is great) to the main cast, but you never ever seen him now. The hell?

The show just doesn't work imo outside of Boyd. I said it before and i'll say it again, had this show been arc driven like say Wiseguy or The Sopranos, they would've had something great, just in a cowboy hat. Instead it turned into another modern day western like Walker Texas Ranger or Renegade, with simplistic stories-of-the-week.

Boyd is the only reason I still watch it.

I don't know about that. I have one of the silver PS3 controllers from Sony, and I've dropped that thing... good God... at least 100 times on hard surfaces, stepped on it... the damn paint is coming off of it.

Still works like a dream. Although it is getting to where it doesn't hold a charge as well as it used to, but I never properly charged them anyways.

Trouble With The Curve & Escape Plan

Curve was okay, and reminiscent of Eastwood's late 90's films. Okay, but not great. Eastwood basically plays the exact same character from Gran Torino which is kinda boring. Is there nothing Timberlake can't do?

Escape Plan--total fucking remake of Fortress with Christopher Lambert, with less technology, less sci-fi. Schwarzenegger & Jim Caviezel's characters were FAR MORE interesting than Stallone's, and yet was not given near enough expansion in the film. That was probably my biggest issue. I get the 80s throwback action appeal, but even the yet was a little far-fetched for 1985. Otherwise the film felt dragged out, and just never got going for me.