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It was in for me to outland is too weird to screwed up and it's seven episodes of 45 minutes a piece

So to me, you know, I gave it over an hour and I don't want to give it five hours of my life

That was my thought process on it. Joe have you watched Tiger King? Are you aware of the buzz around this on Netflix?

And I think we're in the exact same place as far as the the show I'm an episode and a half in

So far, I don't really know what to make of it

But I have been told that around episode three the plot just takes a really really weird turn

Yeah, I'm at the point now where he's married to two different guys and you know, listen to what you want

I'm just like this is getting a little too weird for me

I don't know where this is going and and I wonder too and I'm curious because now I'm glad you're gonna keep watching because then you can give your review

I'm never a fan of shows where you're laughing at the characters

I don't know if the filmmaker is trying to illuminate these characters or he's laughing at the characters

And I think once you figure out what it is that will often depend upon whether or not you think it's good or not

But we'll see what happens. I'm sure a lot of people want to talk about that at another time. Let's start with City on a Hill

It's on showtime. Here's a synopsis early 1990s Boston violent criminals corruption racism part of the norm

Hailing from Brooklyn district attorney to Corsi Ward to see exchange and forms in surprising alliance with a hardened FBI veteran

This unlikely duo takes on a family of armored car robbers from Charlestown

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