The Shield is flat out awesome

[Pelado]

Nah, as long as it dies quickly.

Not typically a phrase I like to hear from a physician.

[CardiacCoug]

Ugh. I've loved this series so far, but please tell me they're not going to stick with this vaccine lawsuit nonsense....

I loved The Shield, watched every second and have no idea what you're talking about. (I believe you, just weird that I have no recollection of that whatsoever.)

[LiveCoug]

I loved The Shield, watched every second and have no idea what you're talking about. (I believe you, just weird that I have no recollection of that whatsoever.)

Don't recall that storyline at all.

[Shaka]

I loved The Shield, watched every second and have no idea what you're talking about. (I believe you, just weird that I have no recollection of that whatsoever.)

Me either.

[Moliere]

Ugh. I've loved this series so far, but please tell me they're not going to stick with this vaccine lawsuit nonsense....

Pretty sure it's not vaccine but the meds Claudette was taking?

[ERCougar]

Well, I'm glad none of you remember it because that means it won't play any significant role but at the end of the first or second episode (can't remember which I just finished) of season four, vic and his wife meet with an attorney who encourage them to participate in a class action lawsuit against vaccine manufacturers. The attorney mentions the same lame standard arguments: thimoseral contains 50% mercury, their kids started showing signs of autism shortly after getting their vaccine series done, incidence has gone up with frequency of vaccination, etc.

[Green Monstah]

I started it this morning. I got to Chklis' second "how's about you...." And I went for a run. Based on the praise here I'm assuming it gets better.

[LiveCoug]

Well, I'm glad none of you remember it because that means it won't play any significant role but at the end of the first or second episode (can't remember which I just finished) of season four, vic and his wife meet with an attorney who encourage them to participate in a class action lawsuit against vaccine manufacturers. The attorney mentions the same lame standard arguments: thimoseral contains 50% mercury, their kids started showing signs of autism shortly after getting their vaccine series done, incidence has gone up with frequency of vaccination, etc.

Oh, right... THAT storyline. That storyline continues and takes up 75% of each episode from here until the finale.

[falafel]

I started it this morning. I got to Chklis' second "how's about you...." And I went for a run. Based on the praise here I'm assuming it gets better.

Yeah, I'm surprised by the universal love for the show here. I watched 3 seasons but I haven't been hungry for more. I am intrigued by the finale, since everyone seems to think its one of the best final episodes in TV history.

[FN Phat]

Ugh. I've loved this series so far, but please tell me they're not going to stick with this vaccine lawsuit nonsense....

Well, I'm glad none of you remember it because that means it won't play any significant role but at the end of the first or second episode (can't remember which I just finished) of season four, vic and his wife meet with an attorney who encourage them to participate in a class action lawsuit against vaccine manufacturers. The attorney mentions the same lame standard arguments: thimoseral contains 50% mercury, their kids started showing signs of autism shortly after getting their vaccine series done, incidence has gone up with frequency of vaccination, etc.

Yeah, I'm surprised by the universal love for the show here. I watched 3 seasons but I haven't been hungry for more. I am intrigued by the finale, since everyone seems to think its one of the best final episodes in TV history.

Save yourself some time and google the series - Walter

[dabrockster]

Shield actor found guilty of 2nd degree murder..

Jury finds 'Shield' actor Michael Jace guilty of second-degree murder
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment...ee-murder.html


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