Movie Theater Longmire

[ArmaHeavy]

New season is coming soon.

It's about a sheriff in Wyoming, dealing on the job with not only people, but sometimes critters as well, as well as the western environment.

I'm understating the show. It's a great one. Go watch it. It's on the A&E channel.

***UPDATE!***

NEW! Episode titled "Unquiet Wind" appears on May 27 at 10 p.m.

NEW! Episode titled "Carcasses" appears June the 3rd at 10 p.m.

 

[Punisher29073]

I second that. Excellent show. Sheriff still carries a Model 94. Best Quote so far: "And remember when he comes for you, Im only a phone call and a 20 minute ride away...."

Love it

Ryan

 

[Falsecrack]

Congrats OP! I'll be sure to give it a gander.

 

[Veer_G]

Watched a few episodes. Somebody still has to explain firearms stuff to scriptwriters, like .45-70 really being available in modern firearms, and not just trapdoor action antiques.

 

[ZLBubba]

Great show, easily one of my favorites. The writing is solid, the characters are really strong, and it's not like a lot of the bullshit you see about pregnant unwed mothers. Check it out on AMC if you haven't seen it.

 

[High Binder]

I really liked the first season so hopefully they don't fuck up the second.

 

[ceylonc]

Solid show, one of the few that both my wife & I enjoy. Beautiful scenery, gritty characters. Good stuff!

 

[ArmaHeavy]

An update to this thread...

There are books out, probably came out before the show most likely. Look for the Walt Longmire Mysteries by Craig Johnson.

A sneak peak into the new season is expected this Memorial Day.

More on a time and date when I hear about it, as with any info about the show.

 

[dsink]

Watched a few episodes. Somebody still has to explain firearms stuff to scriptwriters, like .45-70 really being available in modern firearms, and not just trapdoor action antiques.

I agreee.
If I remember that episode correctly, I think it was a "45-70 magnum".

 

[nomad07]

Really an excellent show, it's nice to not constantly see formulaic tv
I'm not a big western fan, stared watching cause of "Starbuck" stayed for the awesome script.

 

[ACE31!]

I agree with all, love the show. Plus I love seeing "Ye Old Ford Bronco again".

 

[Veer_G]

Watched a few episodes. Somebody still has to explain firearms stuff to scriptwriters, like .45-70 really being available in modern firearms, and not just trapdoor action antiques.

I agreee.
If I remember that episode correctly, I think it was a "45-70 magnum".

That was also the episode where it was said that the .45-70 was a sniper's weapon, and that they were either cowards or professionals. That didn't set all too well with me.

 

[High Binder]

Watched a few episodes. Somebody still has to explain firearms stuff to scriptwriters, like .45-70 really being available in modern firearms, and not just trapdoor action antiques.

I think they have to use guns like that, the show would loose a lot of it's 'western' feel if Longmeyer was packing an M4.

Really an excellent show, it's nice to not constantly see formulaic tv
I'm not a big western fan, stared watching cause of "Starbuck" stayed for the awesome script.

+1

 

[Veer_G]

Watched a few episodes. Somebody still has to explain firearms stuff to scriptwriters, like .45-70 really being available in modern firearms, and not just trapdoor action antiques.

I think they have to use guns like that, the show would loose a lot of it's 'western' feel if Longmeyer was packing an M4.

I'm not taking issue with the fact that he runs around with a lever-action rifle in any caliber. It was the plot detail of one of the shows in which it was very carefully explained that the .45-70 was strictly an antique rifle chambering. They could have found a way to have featured the caliber without distorting the truth, although the resolution of one of the scenes depended very heavily on the five second trapdoor reloading process.

 

[softcock]

WOW, thought Wyoming was sleepy & quiet time . I would be thinking twice before I move to that area of Wyoming now. Pretty dangerous with a murder or two going on every week, E, coast Mob, drug traffic & the Reservation violence in around town . ... HAHAHaaLOL

Just finished S1 1st 5 episodes . Is pretty good with fair writing also . Is not award winning but is better than the average TV series I have seen past few years . It's a good watch & doesn't seem to get to Hookie yet on the story line .
PLUS they brought back 'Starbuck ' Katee Sackhoff for a local town LE part in the series & that is a SOoooo GOooooD .
.

 

[ArmaHeavy]

An update to this...

There is currently a Longmire marathon going on right now until 4 a.m. tomorrow, on the A&E channel. Another mini-marathon picks up at Noon tomorrow. SO if you have nothing to do then you can get started, or caught up with most of the Season 1 episodes.

NEW! Episode titled "Unquiet Wind" appears on May 27 at 10 p.m.

NEW! Episode titled "Carcasses" appears June the 3rd at 10 p.m.

 

[Papa Zero Three]

Watched a few episodes during this marathon and I just can't get into it. It's not bad but it just doesn't keep my interest. I may watch a few more before I make a call on it.

 

[WyldeDime]

The first season showed up on Netflix a while ago. I just watched the first episode because of this thread.

Not bad.

 

[bullseye13]

Caught a few episodes today. Good stuff. A lot better than 99% of the other shit on t.v.

 

[ArmaHeavy]

Watched a few episodes during this marathon and I just can't get into it. It's not bad but it just doesn't keep my interest. I may watch a few more before I make a call on it.

No worries. I was the same way. It takes some getting use to, at first.

I started looking at the characters, their stories, the main story and the scenery that comes with every show. If anything it feels like a western sometimes.

No harm, No foul.

 

[samuraiwarrior23]

Been catching up on it. And seems to be pretty good so far.

 

[45.308]

Watched a few of the first season but lost interest. I like the characters, a modern day western. The new season premier episode I was amp'd for the wilderness man hunt but was completely let down. I know its Hollywoodland and most times I can look past their writing and directing errors to enjoy the entertainment but I guess I wanted too much. But it is much better than 99% of everything else on TV but I still prefer to watch and enjoy classic movies from the 30s up to early 60s.

 

[ceylonc]

I'm still a fan of the show, but it has definitely taken a "darker" turn this season so far. Last night's episode was downright depressing at the conclusion. Hope it will lighten up a bit...

 

[sjeccles]

I like it, I'm basically just watching it to see how long it takes before he starts nailing His deputy Vic .


If you have read any of the books you will know what I'm talking about

 

[T J]

I like it, I'm basically just watching it to see how long it takes before he starts nailing His deputy Vic .

Hell, do you blame him? I'd hit it...

I'm digging the fact that I Know & have visited all the places that they talk about. It blows that that's not where it was actually filmed though. I watch the show every chance I get, seen'em all except the last one 6/4.


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[fx77]

Closest thing to a TV Western since I was kid

 

[Trapshooter12]

What I want to know is did the Daughter walk to Colo? there sure is alot of mail so she had to have walked there.