Someone is killing the inspirations for characters in McGee's work-in-progress. Who's had access to the manuscript pages? The thinnest-plotted, most predictable episode ever. Please give the McGee-as-famous-author arc a rest. It's not being handled realistically, which sticks out on a show that's mostly believable.
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Soon as I saw the coffee cup in that guy's truck I knew it was that Brandon/Landon whatever his name was guy.
I normally like the little subplots, but the McGee author thing isn't working for me. It seems forced, and he sounds like a bit of a hack.
Oh, and when McGee was writing in that coffee shop I couldn't help but think of this Family Guy clip.
Personal lives are good for subplots, not main plots. I prefer to gain insight into characters in the course of their jobs/what they have to do.
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