The woman they spoke to at the end of last episode was actually someone who could help them with their website. It appears that after they got the website off the ground, they got an interview and that's where Frankie spilled the beans. Still super funny though.

Here's an interview they did with IndieWire midway through the filming of Season 3 where they express interest in multiple seasons per year: http://www.indiewire.com/20…

The lesbian subtext is strong this season—and I'm super appreciative of it.

"You shot at your best friend??" "No, I shot at an extremely life like piñata."
"Marijuana's finally met its match… Grace Hanson."
"Remember what I did to those two lifeguards who tried to block me from double-tubing down that lazy river?"

Best episode of the season for me. Every emotional beat was hit, and, my god, Grace's final scene was incredible.

If they were desperate to bring Bridget Regan back for next season then they need to BRING HER BACK. By that I mean she needs a lot more screen time. She and Luisa weren't even in half the episodes for this season and their storyline ultimately wasn't a long one.

Third season has been confirmed, Kayla! Can't wait. Season 2 was incredible, despite some of the lower points which honestly don't seem too bad in retrospect.

I'm hoping that Season 3 follows the same transitional timeline as Season 1 to 2 do (literally an evening goes by between by the end of Season 1 and the start of Season 2). If that's the case, we will see Bud's girlfriend because Coyote says she's coming the weekend following his birthday, which is the finale.

Hate to be that person, but there was a Tumblr account doing this way before the Twitter account started.

I feel like since this was her first scene of the season they wanted to make it a funny one, and Brianna has always seemed like the type to resort to insults when she's scared/unsure/upset.

Don't get me wrong, I understand that when it comes to representation interracial couples are absolutely needed, I just hate that on television, more often than not, you cannot have a POC in a relationship unless it's with a white person.

Ah, another black/white interracial couple on network television. Just what we need. Why is it so hard for network executives to cast a show with a black couple lead?

Agree with being drained and needing additional time to process the finale. I feel like the season could have come to a more satisfying end if they had taken the school shooting plot out. The rape element was more than enough to sustain the season.

Honestly, the movie wasn't that bad…

So, how often are you doing reviews? Weekly? Bi-weekly?

What was with them making wage equality Jackie's top policy?? Don't get me wrong, it's an important topic, but that's what you're running on? Equal pay?

Why would you use, of all photos, this one?

A little lazy that you didn't include the link to the full season review in here.

I'm sorry, but what gives you the impression that Andre is a repressed artist?