Anonymous wrote:I love it. Ainsley and Angela are hilarious.

I think their story line is really dumb and unrealistic. I know it's a show but every line they have is just not believable

Anonymous wrote:I am from Midland. I tried watching it but it was too painful. For those curious, no, it is not an accurate portrayal of much.

Just FYI. Not much is. Friends did not accurately portray NYC in the 90s for a group of 20-somethings. Etc., etc., etc.

So crass, just not my cup of tea.

I am from Midland. I tried watching it but it was too painful. For those curious, no, it is not an accurate portrayal of much.

I love it. Ainsley and Angela are hilarious.

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t say I am surprised no one will claim watching it. It doesn’t fit the narrative, but it’s well written and some superb acting from Billy Bob.
The scene between Ainsley and the roommate was a microcosm of society. I bet they keep that thread going.

NP. I haven't watched this yet (but plan to). Could you explain what you mean here?

It’s about oilmen in Texas.

And it's not woke.

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t say I am surprised no one will claim watching it. It doesn’t fit the narrative, but it’s well written and some superb acting from Billy Bob.
The scene between Ainsley and the roommate was a microcosm of society. I bet they keep that thread going.

NP. I haven't watched this yet (but plan to). Could you explain what you mean here?

It’s about oilmen in Texas.

Anonymous wrote:I can’t say I am surprised no one will claim watching it. It doesn’t fit the narrative, but it’s well written and some superb acting from Billy Bob.
The scene between Ainsley and the roommate was a microcosm of society. I bet they keep that thread going.

NP. I haven't watched this yet (but plan to). Could you explain what you mean here?

Anonymous wrote:Who here will admit to loving Landman? It’s a huge hit which can’t be denied.

I love it! Super addictive.

Can’t wait for the next season!

Perhaps the other poster from Midland will weigh in too, but I find it amusing that the place that me and all of my friends could not wait to leave is providing so much entertainment for so many for so long.

Parts of this show ring true except for the central premise. Most landmen are buttoned up lawyer types.

I like it a lot.

I can’t say I am surprised no one will claim watching it. It doesn’t fit the narrative, but it’s well written and some superb acting from Billy Bob.
The scene between Ainsley and the roommate was a microcosm of society. I bet they keep that thread going.

Do I have to watch this if I already watched varsity blues

Who here will admit to loving Landman? It’s a huge hit which can’t be denied.