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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 292662" data-attributes="member: 8">There&#039;s more room for unapologetic romance in season 3, or so it seems.It looks very nice but I can&#039;t forget that some of these characters are cold-blooded killers. It&#039;s a prairie mafia story but it also capitalizes on American romanticism and Western wholesomeness.The rednecks meet the Sons Of Anarchy but this time the Sons are not in their own show and as a result they&#039;re being defeated and humiliated to the core.I demand more screen time for Jamie Dutton because I find his storylines more interesting than all those endless grandfather-grandson bonding scenes.A new female kick-ass character teams up with Thomas and Mo, I also need more of this.Little Tate runs into the woods but - plot twist! - he&#039;s not&nbsp; eaten by the wolf.Only six episodes left, stop staring at trees and cattle and get this story moving!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 292662, member: 8"] There's more room for unapologetic romance in season 3, or so it seems. It looks very nice but I can't forget that some of these characters are cold-blooded killers. It's a prairie mafia story but it also capitalizes on American romanticism and Western wholesomeness. The rednecks meet the Sons Of Anarchy but this time the Sons are not in their own show and as a result they're being defeated and humiliated to the core. I demand more screen time for Jamie Dutton because I find his storylines more interesting than all those endless grandfather-grandson bonding scenes. A new female kick-ass character teams up with Thomas and Mo, I also need more of this. Little Tate runs into the woods but - plot twist! - he's [I]not[/I] eaten by the wolf. Only six episodes left, stop staring at trees and cattle and get this story moving! [/QUOTE]

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