Duncan's throbbing, fornication-crazy plot defies easy encapsulation, but is best described as a gleeful three-way between Raymond Chandler's entire oeuvre, Anne Rice's vampire novels and Umberto Eco's "Foucault's Pendulum".
With fabulous costumes, crazy plot twists and one of the biggest bitches in the history of fiction, there is simply no way that this wouldn't be a box office smash.
Though the season four premiere left me wondering if the show has gotten so caught up in its crazy plot twists and rapid-fire dialogue at the expense of developing its heroine, I was blown away by Viola Davis in the How to Get Away with Murder premiere.
The Abrams era might have given us Damon Lindelof's penchant for crazy plot twist overload, gratuitous shots of Alice Eve's Dr Carol Marcus in her bra and an approach to scientific theories straight out of Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons, but they also made the series relevant on the big screen for the first time in decades.
So, how high up does this crazy plot go?
More colorful characters, a crazier plot, all set in an impeccably art-designed late '70s northern midwest.
Although worried about the sexual content of the film, Amroe accepted the role, calling it a "crazy" plot that "read like a foreign movie".
Bell called the scene where Beiste "confesses her love for Cooter" a "simply sweet scene that's only ruined by Sue's grumpy presence", and Sue's decision to go after Cooter a "crazy plot".
Characters are at the mercy of a crazy plot that wildly mixes genres and tones, there is a leap of 16 years between the third and fourth acts and one stage direction (perhaps the most famous in all of Shakespeare) reads "Exit pursued by a bear". In making his directing debut at the Old Globe with this late romance of Shakespeare's, artistic director Barry Edelstein clearly isn't playing it safe.
While doing night watch duty, he thought up crazy plots for stories, including "The Horse on the Escalator," which he sold to Esquire magazine.
