Somebody mentioned this a while back and I watched the first but was already into a series and put it on the back burner. Came across it in my Prime continue watching list and watched episode 2.
A tongue in cheek look at a quick drawing US Marshall. All unbelievable but still entertaining (possibly only in small doses) Looks like they will be individual stories. 6 seasons on Prime and at Zoony's Video Emporium.
Anybody know what it is with the crown down hat placement? Sort of visually emphasised and I've come across it being mentioned in books.
my understanding is that is to preserve whatever curve the owners has made in the brim. I suppose it would really only have a noticeable effect on wide-brimmed hats like Stetsons - certainly has no effect on my trilby
Mike
Makes sense I guess. Thanks.
I wear a lovely old Fedora and wouldn't dream of laying it crown-down. People chuck money in it! :sad: :wink:
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Mike
Quote from: klondike on February 17, 2022, 09:10:10 AM
Somebody mentioned this a while back and I watched the first but was already into a series and put it on the back burner. Came across it in my Prime continue watching list and watched episode 2.
A tongue in cheek look at a quick drawing US Marshall. All unbelievable but still entertaining (possibly only in small doses) Looks like they will be individual stories. 6 seasons on Prime and at Zoony's Video Emporium.
Anybody know what it is with the crown down hat placement? Sort of visually emphasised and I've come across it being mentioned in books.
I think it was me that mentioned it as I enjoyed every minute of 'Justified' with Tim Olyphant and Walton Goggins is a favourite actor of long standing. I've watched the whole thing twice now. :grin: Incidentally, it has a major story which runs the whole time but there are other stories within that framework..
Yes now I've watched more I've realised that. I find it very entertaining but have no idea why. Maybe because it's unlike anything I've seen before.
Therein lies the secret of many a good series... and a few turkeys.