http://www.swanfungus.com/2008/07/tv-review-californication.html Fri, 10 Feb 2012 04:08:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://www.swanfungus.com/2008/07/tv-review-californication.html/comment-page-1#comment-3492 ego Wed, 11 Nov 2009 00:47:57 +0000 http://www.swanfungus.com/wp/?p=1226#comment-3492 If you took a second for air, a brake from the smell of the inside of your own semen painted rectum, you might find watching a TV show in chronological order comes in handy somewhere other than Friends or Seinfeld. I think other people of intelligence will see its referencing as a parallel to "Hank's" loathing of his immediate environment and as satire through imitation. Overall, its not a story about a writer, but a flawed man who loses sight of what is important and most importantly its about love and the question: is just love alone enough? As for the general plot, I think it is supposed to be a sort of mirroring to Charles Bukowski, who is often nodded to, particularly the novel "Women." Its a great story of family, albeit rather fucked up, and love that doesn't come easy. I'm sorry you haven't seen the inside of a woman's vagina without first downloading it, but maybe lay off the empty criticism, based off little to no knowledge, and write something somebody can find a connection with. The character is not swimming through a ocean of pointless pussy because is a writer, half the women don't know his work, but because he is fearless, confident, and passionate. Drink one more glass of Lindemens Merlot before you decide to puke text all over the digital world. If you took a second for air, a brake from the smell of the inside of your own semen painted rectum, you might find watching a TV show in chronological order comes in handy somewhere other than Friends or Seinfeld. I think other people of intelligence will see its referencing as a parallel to “Hank’s” loathing of his immediate environment and as satire through imitation. Overall, its not a story about a writer, but a flawed man who loses sight of what is important and most importantly its about love and the question: is just love alone enough? As for the general plot, I think it is supposed to be a sort of mirroring to Charles Bukowski, who is often nodded to, particularly the novel “Women.” Its a great story of family, albeit rather fucked up, and love that doesn’t come easy. I’m sorry you haven’t seen the inside of a woman’s vagina without first downloading it, but maybe lay off the empty criticism, based off little to no knowledge, and write something somebody can find a connection with. The character is not swimming through a ocean of pointless pussy because is a writer, half the women don’t know his work, but because he is fearless, confident, and passionate. Drink one more glass of Lindemens Merlot before you decide to puke text all over the digital world.

]]> http://www.swanfungus.com/2008/07/tv-review-californication.html/comment-page-1#comment-3210 shala Tue, 13 Oct 2009 03:18:58 +0000 http://www.swanfungus.com/wp/?p=1226#comment-3210 the writing is atrocious, it is unacceptable for a program’s writing to be called into question when its central character is himself a writer. How can a series evolve into something special when it revolves around an author who speaks mostly in cliches, and never seems to deliver any effective, thought-provoking line? Are we to believe that the guy is so troubled he is utterly incapable of saying anything inspiring? I mean, I am not even a writer, but even I utter more expressive, stimulating thoughts in a day than Hank Moody (David Duchovny) does in one twenty-eight minute episode the writing is atrocious, it is unacceptable for a program’s writing to be called into question when its central character is himself a writer. How can a series evolve into something special when it revolves around an author who speaks mostly in cliches, and never seems to deliver any effective, thought-provoking line? Are we to believe that the guy is so troubled he is utterly incapable of saying anything inspiring? I mean, I am not even a writer, but even I utter more expressive, stimulating thoughts in a day than Hank Moody (David Duchovny) does in one twenty-eight minute episode

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