I bartend at the VFW hall in my town, even wobbly old Marines can still probably kick my 28 year old Army Tech ass🤣 , that generation was way tougher than most of ours.
Well, darn you and your Subliminals... I am now going to start a rewatch of The Newsroom. The scene about Will and Mac' dad.. meant I had to. 3 beers and someone is drunk, just seems like comedy gold to this Irish guy.
Even for an English woman that seems early doors to be calling someone drunk. Especially little US pints, not even fine imperial pints. As a fella says "sure, you'd have four pints while you were deciding where to go".
With all the attention to, and commentary about the characters and actors and dialog and storylines et.al. - I'd like to take a moment to commend the score(s) and writers thereof. Take a moment and rewatch that last scene between Will and MacKenzie - turn off the sound the moment the elevator door closes. Waddaya got? I have no idea who the staff composer was for this show - I assume mostly one person due to the thematic cohesiveness through all the cues - but to that individual: Well done. Really, really well done.
When I watched the series the first time, it was on DVD, which had that bonus section that DVDs had. Lots of interesting commentary from the cast and Aaron Sorkin, and worth picking up if anyone spots it at a yard sale or something.
MacKenzie Morgan McHale was born to British parents during their time in the United States, in which her father was the British Ambassador to the UN after being appointed by Conservative British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. As she was born to parents who were in the United States on diplomatic status, she was not eligible for birthright citizenship. She attended the University of Cambridge and was one of the first women Presidents of the Cambridge Union thenewsroom.fandom.com/wiki/MacKenzie_McHale
The way Charlie’s head wobbles when he screams🤣
I bartend at the VFW hall in my town, even wobbly old Marines can still probably kick my 28 year old Army Tech ass🤣 , that generation was way tougher than most of ours.
This will always be one of my favorite shows ever.Brilliant writing and so well acted.
That brief moment when Will told the story of the first time he met Max's dad was one of, if not the, sweetest love moment in US tv, ever...
what about the moment when he proposes to Mac?
The music captures the emotion of each scene so perfectly. As Hans Zimmer said “if there is one word to describe music it would be story”
I WANT THIS SHOW TO COME BACK AND COVER 2016 ELECTION, TRUMP FIASCO, 2020 ELECTION, 6TH JANUARY AND THE PANDEMIC!!!
That would be awesome indeed.
Hear, hear!
I absolutely support yours and any effort to have them come back and do that!!!
absolutely
You'd have like 18 seasons worth of material.
This was such a good show.
i posted more clips on my channel David Linn Hollywood
ua-cam.com/channels/gZ1kNuFttp9ldrLPd8LaKg.htmlvideos
“Thought I saw you in the Audience”🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯⚡️💥
Well, darn you and your Subliminals... I am now going to start a rewatch of The Newsroom.
The scene about Will and Mac' dad.. meant I had to. 3 beers and someone is drunk, just seems like comedy gold to this Irish guy.
Even for an English woman that seems early doors to be calling someone drunk. Especially little US pints, not even fine imperial pints. As a fella says "sure, you'd have four pints while you were deciding where to go".
@@capnskiddies 473ml versus 568ml, now that is fairly okay when talking about pints of whiskey, but beer... :D
A perfect show
With all the attention to, and commentary about the characters and actors and dialog and storylines et.al. - I'd like to take a moment to commend the score(s) and writers thereof. Take a moment and rewatch that last scene between Will and MacKenzie - turn off the sound the moment the elevator door closes. Waddaya got? I have no idea who the staff composer was for this show - I assume mostly one person due to the thematic cohesiveness through all the cues - but to that individual: Well done. Really, really well done.
The best pilot episode ever!!!!
When I watched the series the first time, it was on DVD, which had that bonus section that DVDs had. Lots of interesting commentary from the cast and Aaron Sorkin, and worth picking up if anyone spots it at a yard sale or something.
One of my top 5 TV shows!
me too!
Good choices, UA-cam's idiocy not withstanding--well worth the 4 minutes I spent watching :-)
mackenzie was she english or american!
MacKenzie Morgan McHale was born to British parents during their time in the United States, in which her father was the British Ambassador to the UN after being appointed by Conservative British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. As she was born to parents who were in the United States on diplomatic status, she was not eligible for birthright citizenship. She attended the University of Cambridge and was one of the first women Presidents of the Cambridge Union
thenewsroom.fandom.com/wiki/MacKenzie_McHale
@@DavidLinn Someone on Wikipedia said it was the Oxford Union.
@@adityabpgc does it matter?
@@DavidLinn Remember the joke in Season 2 Episode 9? Haha.
If only they could cover the Pandemic...
Why doesn't she tell him
I don't know and I wish I did