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All American |OT| Beverly Hills Night Lights - Mondays on The CW
- Thread starter Joni
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Well I'm all caught up for the finale next week.
Where are the characters at it right now? Spencer got his scholarship back, Darnell got his motivation to help the Crenshaw team again, Asher admitting that he used steroids and get suspended, Olivia still suffering from PTSD, Coop choosing to go with Layla instead of her dad, Jordan telling the pregnant girl's mom to help her, and Coach Baker potentially losing his job and his program getting investigated. Not sure what's going to happen next, this whole season has felt all over the place.
I just realised that the guy who plays Asher voices Cloud in the FF7 remake.
Where are the characters at it right now? Spencer got his scholarship back, Darnell got his motivation to help the Crenshaw team again, Asher admitting that he used steroids and get suspended, Olivia still suffering from PTSD, Coop choosing to go with Layla instead of her dad, Jordan telling the pregnant girl's mom to help her, and Coach Baker potentially losing his job and his program getting investigated. Not sure what's going to happen next, this whole season has felt all over the place.
I just realised that the guy who plays Asher voices Cloud in the FF7 remake.
Just saw the finale. Felt very series finale-ish with everyone heading off. But damn, did not expect the stinger to be Spencer losing his arm.
Watching this now on Netflix (is there another thread?) and it's got great themes and messages for sure but so far it's hitting the limitations of being a CW show.
Friday Night Lights is also maybe my favorite show of all time though, so all of the football drama is really underwhelming in comparison.
Friday Night Lights is also maybe my favorite show of all time though, so all of the football drama is really underwhelming in comparison.
This has been on US Netflix's Top 10 for 34 days compared to Legacies 12 days it makes sense why this show got renewed since it has a pretty big Netflix audience. The show is good so I'm happy to see this. Someone on Reddit kept track of the Top 10 in the US and their placements.
I'm glad it's doing well in the U.S.This has been on US Netflix's Top 10 for 34 days compared to Legacies 12 days it makes sense why this show got renewed since it has a pretty big Netflix audience. The show is good so I'm happy to see this. Someone on Reddit kept track of the Top 10 in the US and their placements.
Wish it was available on Canadian Netflix. Im not sure it's available anywhere for streaming over here.
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It makes perfect sense, there is a big amount of young black Americans that have very little entertainment tailored to them.This has been on US Netflix's Top 10 for 34 days compared to Legacies 12 days it makes sense why this show got renewed since it has a pretty big Netflix audience. The show is good so I'm happy to see this. Someone on Reddit kept track of the Top 10 in the US and their placements.
The only place is showcase.ca but they take the episodes down after a bit and I'm pretty sure you need a cable sub to log in to watch them because that's what it says for other shows.
That's kinda disappointing, you can do a lot with sports and how covid effects it.
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Them sidestepping COVID seems like a missed opportunity honestly given it's hitting marginalized and racialized communities the hardest right now, and with school shut downs, and everything to with sports. It's hard not thinking about it when seeing all these guys tackling and touching each other especially in the 2nd episode.
At least they sort of addressed the protests from last year.
I like the new coach for Beverly so far, Jordan definitely needed to get taken down a peg. Also liking that there's a lot of conflict with Spencer going back to Crenshaw, his words getting twisted by the reporter, his mental block with his arm, and the QB decision with the Chargers.
Anyone else still find it funny that Asher is Cloud haha? Whenever he speaks it's all I can think about. Also I really hope he didn't cheat on Olivia. It seems likely Olivia cheated on him in response with Spencer.
At least they sort of addressed the protests from last year.
I like the new coach for Beverly so far, Jordan definitely needed to get taken down a peg. Also liking that there's a lot of conflict with Spencer going back to Crenshaw, his words getting twisted by the reporter, his mental block with his arm, and the QB decision with the Chargers.
Anyone else still find it funny that Asher is Cloud haha? Whenever he speaks it's all I can think about. Also I really hope he didn't cheat on Olivia. It seems likely Olivia cheated on him in response with Spencer.
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Sure, but it comes at the cost of ongoing storylines. Like The Resident was building up to an important confrontation between two characters, and quickly pshed that to the side for Covid. That kind of thing sucks. They can always do a Covid story in 2-3 years if they feel it worth it.
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Glad the next episode is finally showing what happened during the summer. Was getting tired of them constantly avoiding talking about it.
Also, Coop does have a point with Spencer's saviour complex
Also, Coop does have a point with Spencer's saviour complex
I figured Spencer and Olivia might have had sex but it's much deeper than that, damn. Those were some really emotional bunch of scenes from the wedding to the confession.
Yeah I didn't see that Coming, I figured it would be leading up to Crenshaw vs Beverly again with Spencer facing Jordan
But this is a little more interesting honestly
June 14th is so far
Another good episode. Guess Crenshaw is still in the game. Also Glad Asher figured out what he really wanted.
The ending sequence with Olivia was rough. Fucking cops.
Another good episode. Guess Crenshaw is still in the game. Also Glad Asher figured out what he really wanted.
The ending sequence with Olivia was rough. Fucking cops.
what the fuck was that finale
they've been hyping up this showdown between Crenshaw and Beverly all season and they're not going to show it
Coop better not die
Also being Asher is suffering, he cannot catch a break
they've been hyping up this showdown between Crenshaw and Beverly all season and they're not going to show it
Coop better not die
Also being Asher is suffering, he cannot catch a break