Vic Mackey

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No thanks, don't invite me

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This is what I wondered. The cast is usually around for shooting, right? I would imagine they saw some alternate cuts for how it ended. I guess one of them being Tony dying or something. Seems like no one but Chase knew that the black screen ending was going to make the final cut. Series was a 10/10. The ending? Not so much. Sure, it's still being discussed but a show/movie should have a definitive ending unless abruptly cancelled. I am watching for the director/writers vision of the entire story. I don't want to make my own assumptions of the ending. Doesn't take away from the series, though, even in my 2nd run through a few years ago. As others have said, that profession never ends well. Death, prison, witness protection are about the only 3 options.

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I am not big on the re-tread Zimmer hire that Jerry loves, but there's only so much youn can do with what we have. We let Hankins walk. And replaced him with junk that the Giants didn't want in August. We ignored DT in the draft and free agency. It was a problem last year yet we let the best DT we had walk and downgraded big time. So we got even worse than last year. I know one of our DTs got hurt this offseason, which didn't help. Dallas might have the worst interior DL in football and the worst collection of RBs in football. A disaster waiting to happen. We can't stop the run and we can't run the ball ourselves. If you can't run the ball, hard to sustain drives with any consistency. Can't stop the run and you are going to give up long, time consuming drives that end in points. Dallas' best offenses going back to the 90s all have one thing in common, they were able to run the ball. I know the "sexy" position now is WR and that RB is now on the back burner. But you don't need to spend top round picks on RBs anymore to succeed. Plenty of great talent in the middle rounds. Washed up Zeke, Dowdle and Deuce isn't going to cut it. Dalvin Cook is on the PS but who knows what he has left.

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Can't argue with that

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