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so far through season 1 and can't believe there isn't a thread already...  so much to say, but will find it hard to believe the first episode of season one doesn't instantly grab you.  Especially anyone who actually suffers through watching the news..

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so far through season 1 and can't believe there isn't a thread already...  so much to say, but will find it hard to believe the first episode of season one doesn't instantly grab you.  Especially anyone who actually suffers through watching the news..

 

If this is your first foray in The Newsroom, I think you'll thoroughly enjoy it. I think it's probably one of the most cerebral shows out there right now. Another Aaron Sorkin (Moneyball, A Few Good Men, Social Network, West Wing) hit.

 

I've seen the all 19 episodes more than once and the first is easily one of the best single episodes of television I've ever seen. "Election Night: Part II" is the last episode to date and it may be the second best episode of the series. 

 

Bleys, you won't be disappointed- this is one of those series I could easily binge watch over a weekend.

 

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I love the show, one of my favorite on TV.  I have seen season one probably ten times, season two at least three times.  The first episode has to be one of the best pilots I have ever seen.  Don Keefer is definitely my favorite character.

 

I'm partial to Sloan Sabbith (Olivia Munn) because 1) she's hot and 2) for all of her economic smarts, book intelligence and professional presence, the personal side of her life reveals a pretty vulnerable and, at time, naive women. Makes for an interesting dichotomy.

 

The writers need to fix the Maggie Jordan (Allison Pill) storyline and move on already. This began wearing on me last season as her neuroses continued to digress into almost childish behavior.

 

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I'm partial to Sloan Sabbith (Olivia Munn) because 1) she's hot and 2) for all of her economic smarts, book intelligence and professional presence, the personal side of her life reveals a pretty vulnerable and, at time, naive women. Makes for an interesting dichotomy.

 

The writers need to fix the Maggie Jordan (Allison Pill) storyline and move on already. This began wearing on me last season as her neuroses continued to digress into almost childish behavior.

 

 

maggie is so typical though.. lol  It's annoying to watch because I get to watch average people every day make the same bad decision over and over..  I'm still watching the start of season 2 so maybe they'll move past this but it sounds like I'll have to put up with it.  

 

Great thing is the rest of the show can carry that story.

 

I'm a huge Olivia Munn fan (who isn't?) so I'm glad to hear her character gets more attention in season 2.

 

Waiting to watch anything past episode 5 in season 2 so while I'm visiting the parents I can get my father hooked and still have something new to watch..

 

Too bad this show isn't real life.  I'd actually suffer through the news.  Although I doubt it happens it would be awesome to watch someone separate themselves from the hot garbage and just tell it straight.  One can dream though..

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I'm partial to Sloan Sabbith (Olivia Munn) because 1) she's hot and 2) for all of her economic smarts, book intelligence and professional presence, the personal side of her life reveals a pretty vulnerable and, at time, naive women. Makes for an interesting dichotomy.

 

The writers need to fix the Maggie Jordan (Allison Pill) storyline and move on already. This began wearing on me last season as her neuroses continued to digress into almost childish behavior.

 

 

Sloan and Will are my next two after Don.

 

Charlie, Mac and Jim are my next tier.

 

I do not like Maggie, but I also am not a fan of Neal.

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