This show has devolved into an agonizing, melodramatic schlockfest filled with whiny, crying bawl-babies who let their feminine emotions rule them. And the women are no different. Every one of these supposedly tough guys spends way too much time sitting around, brooding and weeping, no doubt lamenting their terrible life choices. And each actor has a lot to draw on for these excruciating performances, going back to when they signed on to join the cast of this show.
The writing and story telling is just awful. Take the dialogue: Literally EVERY character uses the F-word at least once in every sentence, to the point of distraction and ridiculousness. Sure, biker gangmembers cuss a lot, even sissies like this lot, but the show makers can't play the authenticity card on this one topic when they don't give authenticity much concern when it comes to everything else. These dummies are trying to tell a story, not make a documentary. And there's absolutely nothing authentic about the action scenes, especially the shootouts and the fistfights. They're laughable. I won't spoil anything but one example I'm talking about is the first episode of season 4. I laughed my way through that extended nonsense. There was nothing tactical about anybody's behavior, especially fire discipline when you know you have very little ammunition left. And taking cover as opposed to concealment? Forget about it. Magic bullets won't hurt you.
Gladly, this is the last season (right?). I sure hope so.
The writing and story telling is just awful. Take the dialogue: Literally EVERY character uses the F-word at least once in every sentence, to the point of distraction and ridiculousness. Sure, biker gangmembers cuss a lot, even sissies like this lot, but the show makers can't play the authenticity card on this one topic when they don't give authenticity much concern when it comes to everything else. These dummies are trying to tell a story, not make a documentary. And there's absolutely nothing authentic about the action scenes, especially the shootouts and the fistfights. They're laughable. I won't spoil anything but one example I'm talking about is the first episode of season 4. I laughed my way through that extended nonsense. There was nothing tactical about anybody's behavior, especially fire discipline when you know you have very little ammunition left. And taking cover as opposed to concealment? Forget about it. Magic bullets won't hurt you.
Gladly, this is the last season (right?). I sure hope so.