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Related: About this forumTreme -- anybody watching?
I loved the first two seasons. Didn't get a chance to start season three until this weekend, when I managed to catch up with the first five episodes. I'm glad they've renewed for a fourth and final (if abbreviated) season ...
Paladin
(28,250 posts)mimi85
(1,805 posts)the music alone with cameos of Dr. John, Steve Earle etc is worth it. Next season is the last? That sucks. I still miss Bored To Death - Ted Danson was great!
Dark n Stormy Knight
(9,760 posts)comment about it in Entertainment Weekly and worried it was a bad sign, since they usually get it right on the actual good ones (despite thinking a lot of crap is good.)
hlthe2b
(102,214 posts)acclaim. My sister and I love it because we both frequent NOLA a great deal both pre-and post-Katrina--and have followed the "real life" story lines all along, which Treme accurately depicts. But, even so, some of the more obscure aspects of the music scene--especially the alternative music-- is hard to follow or not particularly interesting. We are friends of friends of a noted NOLA chef and have had the opportunity to share a meal with him and his fellow chefs at an up and coming new establishment. So, that aspect of Treme rings very true--but might be less than interesting to most viewers--and honestly, I've never lived somewhere where there was more emphasis on food than in New Orleans. (Grateful for that, too, as I'd probably be 300 pounds!)
That said, I will be sorry to see it end after its shortened season next year. I hated it when they killed off John Goodman's character, though recognize the message intended--and even more so after Steve Earle's character was killed.