Bored to Death

[patronsaintofcheeseburgers]

Jason Schwartzman...hipster/emoish/artist/writer type dude pretends to be a private investigator. Premier episode was a little slow but had some decent moments. Zack Galifanakis (sp) also stars...could be decent, I'll watch a few more eps.

Thoughts?

[Abraham Smashington]

never heard of it. Channel?

[patronsaintofcheeseburgers]

HBO...based on Johnathan Ames novels.

[Anderson]

This seems like the kind of show that Rath would eat up.

[Abraham Smashington]

Just downloaded it. Will check it out tomorrow.

[patronsaintofcheeseburgers]

By no stretch do I endorse this show. Just thought it was kinda neat.

[PHEDG]

i watched it first run. missed curb, then it started. i had some good laughs, i'll follow it, i mean it's after curb!

[patronsaintofcheeseburgers]

i watched it first run. missed curb, then it started. i had some good laughs, i'll follow it, i mean it's after curb!

Pretty much...but Schwartzman's effeminate style is going to get old quick

[B_Metal]

Never heard of this shit. That's all I have.

[Captain Russ]

Pretty ho-hum first episode.

With Showtime's other primetime shows returning, this will have to get pretty fucking spectacular (with perfect nipple placement) pretty fucking quick for me to show an interest in much aside from Curb.

[Captain Russ]

This season has been streets ahead of the first.

You have an ever-high Ted Danson, Gerfernakis, and Max Fischer has begun to turn the tide of being little more than a mild irritant in a trenchcoat.

The guest spots from fellow comedic actors continues to be the highlight of the show in many ways, but the chemistry between the aforementioned three is quite stellar on its own and in fact makes the show worth watching this time around.

[Captain Russ]

Whoever the casting director on this show is deserves all the whiskey in Ireland.

Fucking amazing.

Bobby, it would be to your detriment not to see this season.