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What season and episode is this.

Whyyyyy did he have to die. A macho gay, confident in his own skin and then the writers destroy this storyline and turn it into a cliche

That wasn't smart, ask yo borrow his phone and call yours.

Jonathan Tucker is one sexy mother-------.

The Nate story arc disgusts me. He finally meets someone and settles down, but when (SPOILER ALERT) he gets killed, his family and everyone in the boxing club (and the show runners) writes off any mourning his partner might feeli - he does not even appear at the funeral with the family. It was the stereotypical "Dead fag, nothing more to say". It was a perfect time for the family (and showrunners) to validate the relationship, but they don't. And it felt intentional. Too bad too, because the series was otherwise among my favourites (and it gave us Frank Grillo)

I'm pretty sure if lee just walked briskly, he would have catch up with the cab. Sad news about his ex, I was hoping they would rekindle their relationship.

Even Shaggy new the shit was about to hit the fan when that investor mentioned soft handshakes. Good for you Joe for standing up to that bigoted asshole😈

what does the paper say???

Joe MacMillan never had the makings of a varsity athlete

Even though I have a biological brother, I wish I had one like him. He said nothing changes between them, but it did. He got to knew his brother better.

Binging this on Peacock. I watched it originally on Audience. Its better the second time around. I tell everyone that it is a must watch. Similar to Friday Night Lights, the relationships in this show are everything. Jay and Nate’s is my favorite❤️

Oh he fucked up bad, the look Joe gave him after he said that. If looks could kill, this scene never gets old 😍

one of my fav shows fr

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I stopped watching Halt and Catch Fire when they desoldered a socketed IC, and read out an 8-bit ROM chip using 4 hex octets. Trash.

Such a great show , Lee Pace has grown into a very deep , emotional and infectious to watch actor. Not all his roles suit him but the ones that do , you can really feel them.

I bow to you, Joe MacMillan, and Lee Pace who played you!

It was at 2:12 that I understood how good of an actor Lee Pace actually is. From good willed to darkness in around 2 seconds just with a look and a head drop. Fucking unreal. Last time I've seen something like that was when Christopher Reeve transformed into Superman in front of me.

Why just why couldn’t they make a 4 th season. And can’t believe this show didn’t blow up. It’s fkn mind boggling

Great scene that is touching, emotional but hilarious too. All the scenes between these two are magic.

Jay is the best brother

Demi Lovato Nick Jonas please

Miley Cyrus Nick Jonas

Demi Lovato Nick Jonas

Demi Lovato Nick Jonas

Как грубо повел себя Джо.

My inner 12 year old had a great laugh at 9:49 with Simon’s stance and the position of the road. 😂

Re watching this scene after finishing the show is fucking heartbreaking… am currently in tears 😔😓😭

If only Alvey reacted in a similar way. Class show and so underrated, watching it for a second time

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Well my brother beat the shit out of me when he knew 😏 and said :"he's sorry he wasn't there for me to protect me from preversion"

Sucha big bro jay…..

PROUD of him there, telling of the jerk

okay but the line about “soft handshakes” juxtaposed with the way joe crushes his hand

Is this the most underrated series ever?

Yeah yeah he’s gay, brotherly bonding, whatever. I couldn’t help but stare at Jay just laying there shirtless 😍

Jay is that character that we all know is inside us

JOE THE BOSS

fun fact: the co-creator & writer of this show (chris cantwell) is bi

there are so many things i love abt this vid. cam not being grossed out that joe is bi (low bar i know), cam's exhibit look, cam and alexa (who were def together), the way joe takes off his jacket, boz socking a homophobe, 6'4 lee pace chasing the cab ...

wait ... did cam just imply she pegs joe ?

I love what Christina says to Nate. He subliminally tells him to be happy and cps out because she knew this whole time who really is. Love this show such a shame it ended so early. Early but perfect

MacMillan, in this scene, shows he would be a better parent for a young adult than a lot of actual parents were, especially at the time.

9:55 "it's your life and it's not for me to say anything". Therein lies the problem because we should speak up and say something but most people don't even understand why it's wrong in the first place, therefore they don't really have much to say.

Joe's face. My word, that was scary.

I’m obsessed oh my god HE ID DO GORGEOUS

GO OFF MY BI ICON

lol why does this look lime a video game 😂

Function over form. If it works it’s good enough for me

My goodness. Rewatching all these scenes with the additional context learned toward the end of the episode gives every line of dialogue like, three more layers of depth. What I initially thought to be Joe sucking up in the phone-call scene, I now see as some rare, actual tenderness from him (and also a bit of sucking up). Now I understand the hurt in Simon's eyes when Joe goes straight to business when they meet. "I don't have time to waste" has a brutal new meaning. "What's with the girl?" "Is that what this is about?" Joe doesn't understand that Simon's entire purpose in taking on this work was to re-connect and make amends while he still could, and that effort is being derailed, and it hurts. Even the way Simon tries to warn Cameron about the potential for Joe to become bored of her now reads differently, as the bitter experience of a man faced with his own mortality, who understands the true value of his time and where he chooses to spend his affections. "You know what I longed for? The day when we would get to work together. When we finally had something that would be worthy of you." "And 'that thing' is a portable IBM clone?" Joe has reduced the entirety of their time together to a business goal, and that has to hurt Simon so badly when to him, 'the thing' has always been love. And I love the way Simon calls Joe out about still wondering whether he'll do the case. It's such a real little detail, that even in the face of others' tragedy, we all have this selfish little part of us deep down that can't help wondering how this might inconvenience *us.* "Are you going to get bored of me?" "I don't know." For a man who has such a liberal relationship with the truth, that one line from Joe catches the light as a glimmer of rare, raw honesty. And now it's time to hit enter, before I think better of it and backspace this entire screed, but yeah. This show's beautiful nuance assures it a long, rent-free life in my brain.