I get the hype.

Just finished BCS for the first time. I was drawn in immediately, fascinated by the characters and the cinematography. I could tell that I was going to enjoy it immensely just based off the first few episodes. And enjoy it I did.

I was especially intrigued by Kim's and Jimmy's relationship; the unspoken loyalty and a lack of romance(or raw chemistry) that a seemingly deep friendship replaced effortlessly. Also, is it just me or is Kim so hard to read? You know how you can tell the headspace that a character is in even before they say their line? I could never tell with Kim, her face was always so empty, and the development of her character slowly caught me off guard.

I was intrigued by how the character of Howard was presented, the douchebaggery first and then a weird normalcy where it felt like he was genuinely a guy trying to get by who maybe didn't deserve the douchebag label and then a realization that he is a douchebag after all, just maybe one who should have suffered a less abrupt fate in the end?

I was intrigued by Nacho because my Lord, how can a human being be so good to look at? I love a show I can sink into and I can honestly say BCS has been worth every minute. The last four episodes of the final season, however, made me feel like I was being held hostage and I had to be there because I had to find out what happens because I've only come so far. I don't know, maybe it was the black and white.