I, too, got suckered into watching that show during a holiday gathering. The awful wealthy person's awful daughter didn't like their particular beach because there were "too many trees" and she "doesn't like trees."

That moment with Rose's husband was perfect. More of that would've been nice.

That gets even worse in series three. I am mainly watching now solely for blouses.

Ugh I love those little ties. It is so hard to find good ties for women.

My issue with this episode: Ray has been knocked out soooo many times. Could they not just.. do… that?

Again, I think you're overestimating a lot of people's savvy because it's not like a lot of parents did teach their kids that. A lot of parents don't realize it themselves.

I still don't think that's fair. The average person trusts that they can use their phone as intended, and that it will be relatively secure. You can argue that that trust is misplaced, but I think it's putting too much blame on the victim to say people should have private servers. Or… carrier pigeons.

We keep being women in public. I don't know what we're thinking, leaving our homes on occasion.

Along with enough rapid typing to fill a novel or two.

As another person with Crohn's: it is really hard for people to wrap their heads around lack of appetite. When mine flares up, I have to set reminders on my phone to put food in my face hole.

Of course we will. I think the westerns comparison is pretty apt.

Purple jumpsuit with epic shoulder pads or bust.

Boo, I really liked their relationship. And hated Lucky.

live in a house.

Behold, as Bronson Pinchot gives no fucks: http://www.avclub.com/artic…

God I can't wait until I get to the age where I give no fucks. This was brilliant.

do they make out tho

I quite enjoy pulp. But I don't think those six episodes did enough with Diamondback. He was too much of a bible-quoting cipher.

I found it really draggy near the end. I'd like to see Marvel on Netflix try a couple 8 ep seasons.

Oh man, I found that final fistfight one of the worst. I think they should've mentioned Luke's brother a whole lot earlier to give it any dramatic weight at all.