Spoiler alert for anyone who hasn't seen the UK version and wants to, I guess:

Agreed. Especially strange of her to have a little tantrum that she didn't have as much power as Frank, as if that's what she thought would happen. She's never been portrayed as a selfish idiot before.

I know, what was the point of getting rid of Ayla only to replace her with an even more toothless reporter? I guess the actress decided to pursue other options.

That would be super interesting, but I doubt it. More likely Lisa will never be spoken of again, Lucas will die or go insane in prison (or just never come out? I don't remember how long his sentence is), and Boring Writer Guy will maybe try and publish his stupid book, only to have Frank squash him like he does with…

It's annoying that the show lazily kills off any threat to Frank. We now have no connection to season 1 - Zoe is dead, Rachel is dead, Zoe's boyfriend is in prison, that other journalist got scared and moved away. Why do this whole thing with Rachel, letting her escape, having a whole season away, only for her to show…

Oh my god, you're so right. That's the feeling. The feeling of "this is irreconcilable"

It's almost guaranteed that they will. Once you make it to a certain number of episodes so that only one more season will give you enough for syndication, shows almost always get renewed. Which is why it's rare for sitcoms to get cancelled after a third season - except for Happy Endings =(

That's a little unfair though, isn't it? Patrick has already paid Agustin's rent for several months though, it's not like he has some sort of contractual obligation to live with Agustin forever. Agustin moved out last year to live with Frank in Oakland.

While it was overflated and cartoonish (are we supposed to believe that Megan and Patrick have literally no bond and that she's that evil?), my own sister has voiced similar concerns in a more realistic way, as in "the pressure's on me now to provide grandkids for our parents, so thanks"

I hope Kevin doesn't do something shitty in the finale. Not because I think Patrick & Kevin "have" to end up together, I'm just over the whole "Kevin is a villain/cheater" angle, and I think the writers are too. If they wanted him to be that, then I hope they would've written him out after episodes 4 & 5 when Patrick…

I'm glad the show is spending a little time on demonstrating why Patrick is so messed up: his mother is distant and passive aggressive, his sister is bitter, spoiled, and probably a little homophobic, and his father is likely very much out of the picture in general. Still doesn't explain why Patrick is such a…

I'm actually glad the show didn't go with some big, soapy reveal from Megan re: Jon & Kevin. I think what's happening is that Kevin really does love Patrick, but I suppose Patrick will implode next week when he realizes he's rushing something he's not 100% sure he wants yet.

Does it though? It reminds me of the sort of arguments I had with my (female) best friend when we were living together at like, 22. You'd think that Doris and Dom, at 40, would've done this already? Or are we supposed to believe that Doris has never had a relationship? I liked that it was a non-romantic argument and…

Yeah, the reason it's vastly superior is because it's fake as hell. It's in the university's interest to keep you enrolled and they will bend over backwards to put you in debt….and yeah, payment plans are totally a thing. And having worked in university financial aid, the idea of an employee giving some rando student…

I agree!

I know, the reviews for this show are so short. You couldn't find someone a little more passionate about it?

That's funny you say that, because the cinematography is my favorite aspect of the show. I like the green/blueish hues, it's very different. And I don't live in San Francisco, but when I visit, it's almost never "blue skies, picture perfect ocean water", etc. It's foggy and a little grey. And that's beautiful too, at…

Except they might just be giving Togetherness it's second chance, which Looking already got last year.

Yeah, the two week comment was kind of off to me, too. I think it's been at least 1-2 months, if not more, since the Russian River trip, and a couple more weeks or months past that since the initial office hook-up. And Kevin said "I'm in love with you" last week…

Meh. I'm not 100% on the specifics of a work visa, but I would assume that as long as you have a sponsor, you're probably okay. Meaning that if Kevin got fired, as long as he found another job with a company that was willing to sponsor him (which is likely given his credentials), he'd be okay. He's from the UK, he's…