Good lord I've had it with over the top feminists who find the need to only look at the surface of shows and movies to find what angers them and type about it.
"Cole is the typical toxic masculine male." Yep. But you know if you actually watch the show longer than episode one, it begins to break down most of the Walter boys, what they've been through and why they act the way they do. And wow would you believe by the final episode, Cole has really chipped away at that super cold exterior of his.
Some of the acting isn't great in places. But I enjoyed it overall. I really liked the storyline with the ranch and all the relationships going on and how uncommon bonds between some of the enemies like Erin and Jamie were formed. If you're someone looking for a show to not take too seriously and get angry over fictional characters...I mean I'd recommend it but I'm also not a raging feminist apparently.
"Cole is the typical toxic masculine male." Yep. But you know if you actually watch the show longer than episode one, it begins to break down most of the Walter boys, what they've been through and why they act the way they do. And wow would you believe by the final episode, Cole has really chipped away at that super cold exterior of his.
Some of the acting isn't great in places. But I enjoyed it overall. I really liked the storyline with the ranch and all the relationships going on and how uncommon bonds between some of the enemies like Erin and Jamie were formed. If you're someone looking for a show to not take too seriously and get angry over fictional characters...I mean I'd recommend it but I'm also not a raging feminist apparently.