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Lovecraft Country - HBO series Official Thread - Premieres August
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She’s a dyke bitch that played the tranny. Her girlfriend is kinda cute
dude, just drop it.
George was his father. It was confirmed in the second episode, but Tic does not know
Ok because those tits are delicious and RAW!!!! She looks like my Baby Jasmine Byrne POWER RAW!!!
Truth needed that answer bad af
Fam we know you were over there sweating.
Fam I was nervous for you.
YES!!!! I was trying to figure out who she reminded me of...couldn't get it!
All the review blogs are saying Montrose is gay. How many times Omar gone play a battyboy?
Damn. I was/am hoping that ain't the case. Read the summary of this week's episode = "and sending Montrose into the comforting arms of his secret lover." So I then went to see the cast of episode 5 and its only a hand full of women in the episode... a lot of dudes and kids. I maybe dell? Maybe ol girl that just started working at the spot leti sis wanted to work at.All the review blogs are saying Montrose is gay. How many times Omar gone play a battyboy?
That's a fair question. Somebody should send a DM and let us know the response. Best to get an answer from the source
Your not gonna really fine many hermaphrodites due to it being rare and if someone is born with ambiguous genitalia they usually have a surgery performed on them shortly afterward to "make them" one gender
HBO working overtime to meet and exceed the alphabet mafia quota. The "in the arms of his lover" description for Episode 5 is a possible dog whistle 
As if the spirit with added transformer parts wasn't enough already...SHEESH!!
As if the spirit with added transformer parts wasn't enough already...SHEESH!!
All the review blogs are saying Montrose is gay. How many times Omar gone play a battyboy?
dude gotta be gay for real in real life.
how many gay roles does a straight dude audition for.
i told my girl the same thing after last weeks episode.
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Not every
A large percent.
Dag
That security guard was his jump off
Seems to be the case for ANY show involving BLACK FOLK.
i was talking about in real life.
Wait what?@?!?
they dropped a lovely how to keep your relationship strong ol
skool gem... about what to do when you an yo ol lady gets to arguing???
who caught it???
hint
teachin you a little about that mind magic....
skool gem... about what to do when you an yo ol lady gets to arguing???
who caught it???
hint
teachin you a little about that mind magic....
the latter......it gotta be omar
Yea he even plays the gay dad or agent (one of them two I haven't played it all the y way through) on the 2k21 McCareer storyline....... just bullshitting lol but he is on that mother fucker too.
I really want to like this show.
Being a fan of the book and all.
But I'm finding it a bit frustrating.
Especially in regards to the writing and structure.
It's like some plot points and scenes go by so fast without explanation.
Or the characters overly explain shit like we can't get it.
The "jump scares" and "scary music" are silly and typical Hollywood Horror.
It's not like I expect "LOVECRAFT COUNTRY" to be totally true to its source material.
But the show is just all over the place in its pacing, style, and structure.
Whereas stories in the book were written like vignettes that ended up correlating.
Going back to the main characters.
And I'm glad I'm not the only one here who has problems with the show's use of Modern Music for a period piece.
All the Black Music from that period of which the show is set.
Music that was even "risque" for that time.
And the showrunners uses Hip-Hop/Rap?
And Shitty Hip-Hop/Rap at that?
Yeah.
I totally hate that shit.
I was highly anticipating "LOVECRAFT COUNTRY".
Now I tend to watch it as a formality.
Being a fan of the book and all.
But I'm finding it a bit frustrating.
Especially in regards to the writing and structure.
It's like some plot points and scenes go by so fast without explanation.
Or the characters overly explain shit like we can't get it.
The "jump scares" and "scary music" are silly and typical Hollywood Horror.
It's not like I expect "LOVECRAFT COUNTRY" to be totally true to its source material.
But the show is just all over the place in its pacing, style, and structure.
Whereas stories in the book were written like vignettes that ended up correlating.
Going back to the main characters.
And I'm glad I'm not the only one here who has problems with the show's use of Modern Music for a period piece.
All the Black Music from that period of which the show is set.
Music that was even "risque" for that time.
And the showrunners uses Hip-Hop/Rap?
And Shitty Hip-Hop/Rap at that?
Yeah.
I totally hate that shit.
I was highly anticipating "LOVECRAFT COUNTRY".
Now I tend to watch it as a formality.
After unexpectedly seeing a spirit with a mixed bag of "parts", an aristocratic white guy in a suit seeking out an emotionally drained chocolate bbw at a bar in 1955 actually sounds quite tame in comparison
I'm here 2 in the morning with tears streaming down my face laughing at this comment.
They try their best to normalize their bullshit. The day we stop acknowledging their bullshit is the day they have won.