The full documentary is 11 minutes long?

No Shea?  C’mon. Gotta have Shea. 

Fuck the twins!!

Hey! I’d forgotten all about Flavor Flav. That dog is too cute.

She sure could use her doggy right now.

Indeed, Molly just kind of sucks at it and is too stressed to see Issa clearly without a deep conversation not dependent on past knowledge (and it wouldn’t be a show about insecure people if she was good at it) and Issa just assumes a lot of stability (Molly’s that friend/platonic life mate who at the end of last…

I don’t get why Maeve just doesn’t walk up to Dolores and say:

What was the line? “It’s just Stanley, I can see his neck?” Something like that -- regardless, hilarious.

That’s how Serac spells it he’s french.

I feel like I watched a different show here. Issa and Molly were both in the wrong here - one thing to say it’s too soon to bring Andrew to Thanksgiving, another to bring up “Molly shit” and Issa’s conversation with her brother regarding Lawrence proves some proof that Molly wasn’t wrong to see the Condola connection…

I’ve always liked Maeve better than Dolores, but this season seems to have forgotten Maeve’s character. She was always extremely thoughtful and suspicious of others’ motives, even before being upgraded. The Maeve of seasons 1 and 2 would never so easily agree to do Serac’s dirty work. Why is she doing it now? Some…

none of that characters have motivations that MAKE SENSE

Thats how I feel. Tandie Newton is more likable and she doesn’t casually murder people as much. Why are we rooting for Dolores?

Some very good acting in there. But apparently subtext is out of vogue, so we just go with sledgehammers now? A very disappointing adaptation of a stellar novel.

I am sorry but knowing you read the book, watched this fucking trainwreck, and then still gave it an A has completely blown any credibility you have as a critic. This whole series was terrible. A joke. It ruined the book, which was full of subtlety and shades of grey. No one was evil or saintly, everyone made their…

I definitely agree that the cast was amazing and the three girls were all standouts. But I disagree pretty strongly with the rest of the review. I thought this show started out really well, leaning on its cast for interesting character studies and doing a great job of recreating the late 90s. But as it went on it…

aren’t stunt performers amazing?  You send an email to whoever they work for and you’re like “Need somebody to be: (a) bitten by cobras (b) in a car that’s on fire (c) and that flips over no fewer than two times” and they’re like “do you need this person to be stout or svelte?”

Her question — “Wouldn’t I?” — is the hinge on which the show turns toward its final act.

I feel more confident than ever Kim will be surviving. Nacho... not so much.