Bloodline

[GMDGator]

What a great show. The setting is in the Keys and it really hits Florida right. You should check it out if you do not watch. Currently they have 2 seasons on Netflix.

 

[URGatorBait]

What a great show. The setting is in the Keys and it really hits Florida right. You should check it out if you do not watch. Currently they have 2 seasons on Netflix.

Just finished watching it. It is dead on, right down to the last props, like using Publix milk
Found the resort they use for the main house, that place is damn expensive, like 700 a night for the cheap one.

It's definitely different, but if you like ahows that keep you thinking, this is a good one.
It's a little slow in the first part of the first season, but they had to build the story so it makes sense.
Hope they actually make a season 3. They tied some ends up, but left it wide open.

 

[GatorBart]

What a great show. The setting is in the Keys and it really hits Florida right. You should check it out if you do not watch. Currently they have 2 seasons on Netflix.

Thanks! I'll have to check it out.

 

[t-gator]

I couldn't get pass the third episode without falling asleep. I'll give it another try if yall say it gets better

 

[Swamp Queen]

This is next on our list, heard good things!

 

[URGatorBait]

I couldn't get pass the third episode without falling asleep. I'll give it another try if yall say it gets better

It does start slow, but get through the 4th, maybe 5th episode, and it picks up. 2nd season is really good, imo, but you need the first season to build the story.

 

[t-gator]

It does start slow, but get through the 4th, maybe 5th episode, and it picks up. 2nd season is really good, imo, but you need the first season to build the story.

Deal

 

[ppinesgator]

Too slow paced for me. It's "Dallas" in a film noire style and set in the Middle Keys. Not enough gore, nudity, sex or fishing for me.

 

[DocZaius]

First season was really slow but I watched it anyway. Second season was better, but hate how they ended it.

 

[TheDouglas78]

It's on the list, but haven't to catch up on a bunch of stuff first.

 

[-THE DUDE-]

Loved the first season and about 4-5 episodes into the second and so far and without giving anything away they better have a damn good reason for certain characters still being around

 

[TheDouglas78]

Loved the first season and about 4-5 episodes into the second and so far and without giving anything away they better have a damn good reason for certain characters still being around

Titties?

 

[DocZaius]

We got a spoiler tag here?

Upon reflection, I think the second season did a really great job of dealing with the repercussions of

Spoiler

Danny's death. You get one good investigator and it can be really hard to get away with a crime like that. As the second season illustrates, key evidence can break a case wide open. O'Bannon's story, the surveillance, the audio tape that Danny left, questions about the trip to Danny's apartment in Miami, etc. etc.

The one thing I found to be a little out of sync was John's decision to run for Sheriff, knowing that there were still a lot of questions out there about Danny's death. He had to have known that there was going to be close scrutiny of him and the Rayburn family if he ran. As he so loudly argues at the end of Season 2, John is the guy who looks out for his family - I think it would be more consistent with his character if he had decided not to run.