What's missing in your opinion? I agree that people on the show are "missing" something important, as if being in a perpetual midlife crisis, but I think many middle aged adults in real life are similarly unsatisfied, regardless of money and social status.

Is Jess's disappointment in Shep due to the fact that he isn't playing the more traditional male role and earning and going to work, or is it because—as she described in a previous episode—he's a "sugar daddy who ran out of sugar?" They seem to still be living comfortably and can hire a nanny, so their financial need…

This show gets really raw and sad and real. Unfortunately I know people like Jenny Slate's character. Thought this episode deserved a way higher grade.

Agreed it sounds a little contradictory if they are trying to preach "detachment," but do it by staying on course to a point of slitting her own throat (or stoning Gladys). But I think Patti is trying to "stand for something" like she was trying to goad Kevin into doing.

In trying to figure out Libby, I was wondering if perhaps Libby was so intrigued by Coral's lustful stories of her "boyfriend" that Libby started to develop a sort of attraction to Coral's brother, hence her creepy lurking and following. When Coral's brother eventually touches her to wipe the blood of her leg, Libby…

Patti doesn't kill herself to evoke the Pieta…that's ridiculous and grasping for straws (like someone has already mentioned, not everything is about Christianity on this show). She likely kills herself because it's evident that THAT is what she wants all along. She is doing everything for a greater cause, to be part…

A-. Wrote my thoughts above

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When Homeland ended its second season, I was terrified of Brody leaving the show, and was relieved when Ganza opted to keep him. Through out this season however, that desperation for having Brody on screen had dissipated, as had my love for this show. I no longer expected characters to light up the screen and…