I've been getting into this show and enjoying it generally but I hated this episode. I don't feel particularly moved by moony Finch and the couple were unengaging and their whole plot was beyond goofy. An evening of forced talk while being held hostage is enough to come back from mutual premeditated murder? And it…

I don't disagree but all those same mistakes seem infinitely worse and more deliberate for being repeated here (going anywhere near Penny again, using someone else to feel better about yourself regardless of the cost to them).

Sarah Lynn of course bears some responsibility for her own fate but if she was going to go off the edge, it shouldn't have been because the closest person she had to a friend was encouraging her on.

The best and most brutal episode of the series so far for me. Bojack felt pretty close to unredeemable for me at this point. He's into some real careless evil when he pushes his awareness of Sarah Lynn's situation to one side because he wants someone to party with.

I'm really sorry Waffle.

Chilli fries with cheese :-)

Hugs and congratulations :-) And keep it going.

I relate to this big time, I have a couple of very dear friends who I love but I have to see less of them when I'm feeling particularly bleak myself.

There's a thing I do but I'm too repressed to type it :-)

Person of Interest S2-loving it.

I agree, I thought it was terrific. Very thought-provoking.

Two weeks to my holiday. That's all I've got.

Cuba Libre.

I think that is making excuses for unpleasant people being unpleasant.

"I mean, you're allowed to be sad and disappointed if things don't go
your way—temporarily. But you're not allowed to take it out on the
other person, or future persons."

Well if you want to date again and you are looking to change the dynamic fair play and good luck to you.

If only the men who felt entitled to other people's bodies were prepared to attempt to make such an effort to understand others.

Yeah at best you'll get someone with a saving people thing who needs to do that more than they need to find someone who won't treat them like dirt. Not a very healthy dynamic.

The way some men (and I haven't encountered any of my female friends doing this) feel they are entitled to sex and romantic attentions from women freaks me out. I've had men I'm attracted to not be interested in me and I go "ok never mind", not "all men are vile!" or "that bastard just friendzoned and led me on!"

Touchdown?