this may sound like a pointless criticism, bu i wish the series could be less sensationalist.  i started watching this show, thinking it a drama that probed the question of a polygamous family.  but between the constant murderous plots of the skanky old compound men, the insane connivings of everyone in bills…

i love that once again, a foot fetish has been used to demonstrate how laughable and gross people are.  near as i can tell, this is a really common attraction, and it is exhibited in entirely normal people who never feel inclined to be perverted or misbehave, but hey, its an easy laugh to make "gross" people, so why…

i love that once again, a foot fetish has been used to demonstrate how laughable and gross people are.  near as i can tell, this is a really common attraction, and it is exhibited in entirely normal people who never feel inclined to be perverted or misbehave, but hey, its an easy laugh to make "gross" people, so why…

i was glad to see Jackie try and get responsible this season.  Watching her be "transgressive" wasn't hip or cool or even amusing once it went on and on.  It was just kind of repulsive.

i was glad to see Jackie try and get responsible this season.  Watching her be "transgressive" wasn't hip or cool or even amusing once it went on and on.  It was just kind of repulsive.

why is eddie willing to be in a room with Jackie?

why is eddie willing to be in a room with Jackie?

it pissed me off that because the deck was stacked in her favour to begin with because she is the woman, Jackie having one iffy piece of ammo (her husband punching eddie) is enough to derail his case of shit she did for years.

it pissed me off that because the deck was stacked in her favour to begin with because she is the woman, Jackie having one iffy piece of ammo (her husband punching eddie) is enough to derail his case of shit she did for years.

he was such an asshole to be a good husband and father for years always trusting that his wife wasn't a total whack job, high on drugs and fucking around.  the nerve of him trying to get away from her and protect his own kids once he learns the whole truth about all her shit.

devious and a bum?  they've never portrayed him that way and none of the other characters regard him that way, quite the opposite, it seems.

Helsing is what i thought the character said.  a fierce name.

i wonder if her character was a male, and was rapey in the same way, whether there would be the same inclination to see her sympathetically as someone who is insecure and doesn't know how to form relationships and so settles for coerced sex.  not that i felt anything but yucky creepy, but this isn't the first i've…

i wonder if her character was a male, and was rapey in the same way, whether there would be the same inclination to see her sympathetically as someone who is insecure and doesn't know how to form relationships and so settles for coerced sex.  not that i felt anything but yucky creepy, but this isn't the first i've…

fairyland is a much worse place.   dungeons, ogre wars, child soldiers, senseless deaths, woeful spells and curses,  dangerous beasts, mistrustful rival kingdoms, unhappy participants in forced marriages, impoverished desperate farmers, thieves and con artists, lifetime as a cricket as penance for being fooled.  the…

"titter like a ninny" the director said, this will communicate your raw power, cunning and corruption while at the same time softening your edges with pathos.  because.

maybe when they run short of in house, they can incorporate pixar and ghibli movies

it's too bad it's the characters and writing that are the worst aspect of this show.

i don't recall a look of shocked hurt.  i think they spelled it out explicitly that she was using him and felt nothing but disdain for him, especially if he was gullible enough to think she would be interested in him.  it might have been better written differently, but the fact is it wasn't.

he said no one COULD, which is clearly about the possibility, not the dangers of losing his power.  not that it makes any sense, because if he was changing back, then it meant she loved him.  i don't expect a lot (any) sense from this show though.