astranavigo
Joined Apr 2013
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...if so, that's some of the best news I've heard about TV this year.
Every now and then (and it's more thin-on-the-ground than not), there's a show which comes along that meets and exceeds all expectations. This is one of them.
Absolutely David Lynch-ian in its construction, "The Booth At The End" is that rare piece of television which makes you *think*.
In the event you've not seen it, the show revolves around The Man in the Booth; an enigmatic fellow with a well-worn leather-bound notebook; from it, he extracts 'deals' to be done with the patrons who seek him out. Each patron wants something. The Man gives them a task. Completion guarantees fulfillment.
Or something.
This is the best piece of allegoric TV since 'Twin Peaks'. Do yourself a favor. See this.
And remember that the pastrami sandwich is quite good....
Every now and then (and it's more thin-on-the-ground than not), there's a show which comes along that meets and exceeds all expectations. This is one of them.
Absolutely David Lynch-ian in its construction, "The Booth At The End" is that rare piece of television which makes you *think*.
In the event you've not seen it, the show revolves around The Man in the Booth; an enigmatic fellow with a well-worn leather-bound notebook; from it, he extracts 'deals' to be done with the patrons who seek him out. Each patron wants something. The Man gives them a task. Completion guarantees fulfillment.
Or something.
This is the best piece of allegoric TV since 'Twin Peaks'. Do yourself a favor. See this.
And remember that the pastrami sandwich is quite good....