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**c6vkuNRg** · 08-18-2009, 04:43 AM

i think what Sparafucil, reactivator11, bungle and I are trying to say is that it is a show that is relavant. It is a show that 20 years from now will likely give just as much insight into the world of crime and drugs as it did today. I believe if you watch the show it will change your opinion on certain things regardless if you are a conservative of liberal. Like i have said before, so much happens in this show from episode to episode, that you have to start at episode 1 and watch them without skipping an episode. Saying i saw 2 episodes (episode 5 and 9 from season 1) and it sucks...just means you had no idea what was going on.

If that makes me worse than the old women watching soap opera's then so be it.

What I'm trying to say is that the show is the kind of show that is so culturally relevant that one would deem that it's appropriate place in the National Register and the Smithsonian.

08-18-2009, 04:43 AM	#64
c6vkuNRg Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 361 Senior Member	i think what Sparafucil, reactivator11, bungle and I are trying to say is that it is a show that is relavant. It is a show that 20 years from now will likely give just as much insight into the world of crime and drugs as it did today. I believe if you watch the show it will change your opinion on certain things regardless if you are a conservative of liberal. Like i have said before, so much happens in this show from episode to episode, that you have to start at episode 1 and watch them without skipping an episode. Saying i saw 2 episodes (episode 5 and 9 from season 1) and it sucks...just means you had no idea what was going on. If that makes me worse than the old women watching soap opera's then so be it. What I'm trying to say is that the show is the kind of show that is so culturally relevant that one would deem that it's appropriate place in the National Register and the Smithsonian.
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