09-15-2015, 08:15 AM
I love when a show's character's have inside jokes about real life or previous shows.
Agreed.
There were a lot of those gags in Boston.
I also like scenes that have two actors that worked together on a previous show, and when they first meet, there's a fleeting "You look familiar" or "Do I know you" moment, and then it's dismissed. That cracks me up every time.
I always liked Boston, and Spader was the real draw for me. The "Jerry" arc was very tedious for me, though. Spader had some good moments with it, but it for me it was quirk for quirk's sake, and that seldom ends well.
Agreed.
There were a lot of those gags in Boston.
I also like scenes that have two actors that worked together on a previous show, and when they first meet, there's a fleeting "You look familiar" or "Do I know you" moment, and then it's dismissed. That cracks me up every time.
I always liked Boston, and Spader was the real draw for me. The "Jerry" arc was very tedious for me, though. Spader had some good moments with it, but it for me it was quirk for quirk's sake, and that seldom ends well.