It certainly does...
I've seen some negative reviews, but plenty didn't like season 1 either.
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It certainly does...
I've seen some negative reviews, but plenty didn't like season 1 either.
Let's just say that season 3 will be highly anticipated.
I'm 5 episodes in so far and liking it. Not as strong as season one, but really good.
I don't understand the negative reviews.
I don't understand the negative reviews.
Season 2 is more complicated. It spends episodes setting the table for a Greek Tragedy.
Middlebrow critics won't get that.
If there is a season 3, the tax credits the show has been using have expired/dried up. Been a few articles suggest that could end the series after two seasons
http://www.keysnet.com/2016/03/23/507691/bloodline-tax-credits-dry-up-third.html
This I guess; I'd venture to say this show is popular enough and revenue generating enough for Netflix they will find a way.
This I guess; I'd venture to say this show is popular enough and revenue generating enough for Netflix they will find a way.
This and the fact it is somehow one of if not the lowest rated Netflix original series is a bit concerning. People in Florida are apparently very unhappy the tax incentives were dropped by the state.
Meanwhile, the film industry here in Georgia continues to boom.
I just finished season two. I didn't realize it was only 10 episodes instead of 13. I went to watch the next episode and then realized that was it. If there's not a season three, it'll be disappointing.
i started the first episode of season two...fell asleep. in all fairness i was pretty drunk. loved season one. will try again.
Season 2 is mediocre. Every single Rayburn is a damn dumbass if not worse, and all the new characters are awful.
At least if Bloodline does go down, Ballers will thankfully go with it.
Just finished S2. Wasn't going to compare to 1, but it was great.
I don't see how anyone can dislike Kyle Chandler (John Rayburn) in anything. You would think he would have a bigger career than he has. I think his Coach Taylor character is right behind Raylan Givens on my list of favorite TV characters of all time.
Was hoping for more flashbacks with Danny. Season 2 also missed the dead father- he was really good in the first edition, too. I do wish they wouldve wrapped it up this season, my attention to shows typically lasts about 2 seasons at most, then i phase it out. The Killing was the same way.
Just use tags.
I find Kevin to be my favorite character to watch. He never thinks anything out so you don't know what he'll do. I liked the Marco character, so I'm sad to see him go. Although I kind of wish he would have been the one decent person on the show instead of being corrupt too. I guess Chelsea is pretty decent.
Just so many what ifs.
What if John minds his business and Danny moves all those bricks?
What if Kevin and Mags are smart enough to claim self defense for John and call the police instead of mismanaging a bad situation.
What if Danny tells the family about his son before he got involved in drugs.
How come the dad was smart enough to run his business but wanted no part of the marina? Seem to go hand and hand really.
I mean those 4 alone really change everything. This show has to have a 3rd season and I hope Kevin is smart enough to pick that damn dolphin!
What if John minds his business and Danny moves all those bricks?
What if Kevin and Mags are smart enough to claim self defense for John and call the police instead of mismanaging a bad situation.
What if Danny tells the family about his son before he got involved in drugs.
How come the dad was smart enough to run his business but wanted no part of the marina? Seem to go hand and hand really.
I mean those 4 alone really change everything. This show has to have a 3rd season and I hope Kevin is smart enough to pick that damn dolphin!
I'm halfway through Season 2.
Yep, the Rayburns are just like family because I love 'em, but at the same time I effing hate 'em too.
Interesting that they make them mostly likeable in Season 1 and slowly turn the screws and make them into the worst versions of themselves. Kevin is a stupid dipshit, and even Meg has become a mean witch, all the time.
So many stupid effing decisions. Get Nolan and Eve out of there, like RIGHT NOW, and stay the F away from them. Be on your guard and keep clear of obvious scumbags like Ozzy.
I know, if they did that, there would be no story. But it's still maddening as hell.
Yep, the Rayburns are just like family because I love 'em, but at the same time I effing hate 'em too.
Interesting that they make them mostly likeable in Season 1 and slowly turn the screws and make them into the worst versions of themselves. Kevin is a stupid dipshit, and even Meg has become a mean witch, all the time.
So many stupid effing decisions. Get Nolan and Eve out of there, like RIGHT NOW, and stay the F away from them. Be on your guard and keep clear of obvious scumbags like Ozzy.
I know, if they did that, there would be no story. But it's still maddening as hell.
Also, this guy:
is WAY too much like this guy:
It's so much like a bad impression, I really can't take him seriously.
is WAY too much like this guy:
It's so much like a bad impression, I really can't take him seriously.
We finished Season 2 tonight. The ending gave me chills. Absolutely love this show and can't wait to see what happens next.
If there is a season 3, its pretty obvious Roy Gilberts is going to be the driving force. My guess is he cleans up the mess for Kevin and John so John can get elected Sheriff and he can keep running drugs thru Kevin's marina that he now owns.
What a crazy ending to season 2. It seems like John might still be the best moral character on the show even after everything.
I loved how once the **** hit the fan, Meg and Kevin completely talked themselves out of everything. "We didn't do anything. This is your problem". So easy for them to just leave it up to John. I feel like that's exactly how it would be in that kind of situation in real life.
Don't forget probably end up tagging Sally. There has to be some redemption story to Roy, Sally, the dad and the Inn