CaptainCranky

This show has been one of my favorites for quite a while but the writers are testing my patience with the absurd storylines each week. 1. Story arcs that involve all four main characters each week doesn't give decent stories time to develop. 2. I'm feed up with the rigidity of Frank. Tom Selleck has been one of my favorite actors but his mannerisms have gotten old. 3. The Jamie and Eddie might be the worst of all. It's not practical much less believable that the NYPD would EVER allow something like this to happen. Work together yes but supervise you finance and soon to be spouse, I don't think so. And no one in that precinct has a clue is sheer ludicrous. 4. Love Anthony but Erin has gotten to be a bitch. If I was Anthony I'd tell her to shove it. 5. Danny is Danny. Hard to believe the NYPD doesn't make him shave.

I love the passion for this show as evidenced by the amount of comments. Several shows I watch specifically Blue Bloods no one cares anymore.

When I first started watching the show again the Brits seemed needy. Now other than Flagg they are enjoyable to watch. After watching I think it was David putting up with the BS of Kelly Rowland I think they genuinely care about their clients.

A few thoughts on the final show of the year. 1. The Altman-Flagg co-listing in the end won't work if they do get the listing. 2. The more I see Altman the less I like him. 3. I've never been a Tracy fan but she has nailed the Dubai project. It remains to be seen however how well she does. 4. Did't miss the Brits. 5. Flagg is an asshole with Bobby. Not sure why Bobby doesn't tell Flagg to get lost. Flagg when it comes to compromise with Bobby doesn't have a clue. This observation coming from someone who will celebrate 50 years of being married to the same person next January. And it's all about compromise. And I also earned a very good living in business because I knew the art of the compromise. And Flagg doesn't have a clue.

WOW I just watched the show and after reading the comments I really wonder if I saw the same show. I thought other than the Eric Nell BS which I FF through it was an entertaining show. If fact a lot better than some previous attempts by the writers. The one thing that stuck out to me being an old USAF guy was the mention of the plans for the SR72. The original SR 71 was the Blackbird, an Air Force legend as a mach 3.2 plane. To me that seems like a huge stretch by the writers.

In the beginning this was a great show to watch after years of the uptight Jethro on NCIS. It was quirky and almost like the writers gave us episodes that were almost tongue in cheek quality stuff. We had Hetty, Sam, Kensi and Callen. Eric was tolerable. They added Deeks and the show for me didn't miss a beat. And then the writers added Nell and started shuffling new characters in and out of the show and for this viewer the thing that attracted me in the beginning started to fade away. I know a lot of you will disagree but that's fine. The show went from must see TV to DVR it and watch it when I have nothing else to watch.

In Malibu I seriously doubt it.

Well that's 46 or so minutes of my life I'll never get back (due the NCAA my DVR only recorded 46 minutes). One of the weakest shows in a long time. But hey that's just me as it seems a lot of commenters enjoyed the episode.

It is.

I think you and I are on the same page. The seller and buyer both need to be realistic. The seller has an extremely small pool of potential buyers and the buyer can't duplicate something like this for the money he has offered. I agree somewhere between $7-8 M is realistic.

I was being sarcastic on the $5m figure. As a car guy the dynamics of that garage are unique from the air filtration etc plus the fact a hauler could unload on the property makes it unique. And yes the construction cost of the garage compared to houses would be a lot less but the cost of a lot that big in Malibu could be large, very large considering you would have to do a tear down. My point is simple. I doubt if you could find a house in Malibu for a teardown that would be for the $5m figure.

Tracy and Dubai = boring Josh and Bobby = cute and watchable Kelly Rowland = typical celebrity Altman and his car guy = if he's so smart then buy your own lot and build yourself a 25 car garage for $5m

I'm pleased that fans of this show continue to have passion for it. Another show I watch, Blue Bloods and everyone has lost interest. The wedding and Deeks reading the note were special. The rest of the show was to me mindless filler I did not care for. LOVED seeing Heady. And as for Eric and Nell that part of the show is junk and in the future I'll FF through all of their scenes.

This show continues to befuddle me. I've lost all interest in Frank Reagan's character. The Jamko storylines have gotten more unbelievable with each episode. They are a cute couple but their sneaking around is now totally absurd. This relationship will not last the way their precinct storylines are being written. As for Danny, SSDD. Unkempt and living on the edge with each case. The only Reagan this week that was believable was Erin. Finally some compassion from her character.

Just watched the 3-8 episode. Another 4 story lines which sucks. None of them worthy of decent comments. My only observations are Erin sure does like to hassle Anthony and Frank has turned into a first class jerk.

I have finally figured out Flagg is the only person I care about on the show. Pretty sure I'll FF through the rest in the future. I no longer care about Tracy, the Brits and Allman. And Kelly Rowland is a typical celebrity.

I have not had a chance to watch the latest episode but I'm firmly convinced that the vast majority of this show is staged. I know it's high dollar LA money and real estate of the 1% er's but nothing is based in reality. It's still a fun show to watch but take it for what it's worth, staged reality TV.

1. Altman is an idiot. He could do a co-list and protect his investment. That is 100% ego. 2. Good episode for Josh. 3. As much as I dislike the Brits their share of this show was watchable. 4. Glad there was no Tracy to deal with.

One of the best NCIS Los Angeles shows in quite some time. Deeks and his mom was for me realistic. The case wasn't too far fetched for a change. Sam and the du/Champs thing has intriguing possibilities. Loved the back and forth with Sam and Callen. That's true friendship. Don't care at all for the little wienie from HQ or wherever he came from.

I watched about 15 minutes of the first show of the season and had enough. Thought I'd watch the final show to see if there had been improvement and sad to say after watching for 5 minutes it was SSDD. It's sad that a show in the beginning that was so good morphed into something so pitiful. Since I didn't watch the whole show what was the WT/WT moment ?

We spend a lot of time in Scottsdale and there are million dollar tear downs in Paradise Valley and build new mansions that are multi million dollar homes that are gorgeous compared to these new homes in LA. Even the new high dollar homes in North Scottsdale are a lot nicer.

The difference between the old money and the new rich is mind boggling. Notice Josh drives an old Benz and all the other drive high dollar show cars.

The nouveau riche like their new homes modern and gaudy.

Several thoughts on this show. Kathy for whatever reason is one butt ugly broad. And the seance was just weird which fits Kathy. $22 million for a tear down is frigging nuts. The brother is an ass wipe. Adding in the adjoining property really takes it to a whole another level of absurd. This show has become surreal with the prices it's almost become unwatchable.

If you notice something is not right with the upper part of her back as well.