Miami Vice - Anthony Yerkovich / Michael Mann [1984-1990] Starring Don Johnson & Philip Michael Thomas
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Miami Vice - Anthony Yerkovich / Michael Mann [1984-1990] Starring Don Johnson & Philip Michael Thomas

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Early Sawgrass and Pines thoughts
FINALS WEEK IS UPON ME
But I still managed to concoct something :>
Tatort: BALLSCHENK SLASH
It’s just wrong that there isn’t a huge trove of Max Ballauf/Freddy Schenk (or is it Schenk/Ballauf?)!!! MHzChoice is so worth it! I’m watching S2 now and really, they are so slashable. I’d write it, but it’d be in English, so I’m not sure I could get the voices right.
My boys!
Can’t wait to watch Godzilla and Kong

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Nick and Schanke promotional slide scans.
Don't spoil it for me!
I seriously hope that Doakes is forced to question his hypocrisy regarding the Bay Harbor Butcher (aka his coworker). After Dexter, Doakes has the most kills and he kills for the same reasons Dexter does. Doakes could resolve his dissonance by saying he did it in the line of duty. After all, at least he was willing to face punishment for his crimes. That defense doesn't mean much when you consider Doakes' superior was his partner/ lover. When the system is rigged in your favor, it doesn't take much courage to submit yourself to it. This conundrum actually reminds me of Chip Zdarsky's Daredevil run; it deals with the conflict between vigilantism and the legal system.
Lethal Weapon (1987) cinematography