Real or not, id still bang that bassist.

Why not? Its good enough to watch twice :)

Ivovy is standing next to a young handsome native american man, when Bill literally hands Alice over to them, to take care of her. So yes; Ivovy is her mother in law and the man is her future husband.

It is to her and any other racists.

Until one of the teens gets a boner.

That is a great title and cover though.

And the people arent drunk now. Theyre acting. Its stupid.

In the beginning they got drunk but once it got to tv they begsn faking it for legal reasons. Watching people ACT drunk is obnoxious and not funny.

Its like this new bunch of writers never read the previous generation of writers or lived to see how their hot takes on feminism was made to look stupid in time.

This cannot get enough coverage. What a puke.

Then thats weird shes got Ivovy as a motherinlaw.

Stop feeding her shit. Only high grade food. Solid Gold. Only feed her that. No human food, n dog treats or bones. Optional treat: raw carrots for a treat (3 small snack ones per 10lbs). Your dog’s in more distress than you.

It seems to have been a crude plot twist to stage it so there wouldnt be any men to save the the day. Same with Whiteys death. BUT the sheriff and the crook ride into town ...to help save the women. When i really look at the plotting, i can think of so many more ways to take the story in as short of time as they had…

Caregiving is muchmuch harder.

He’s nuts. His vision if there even was one is irrelevent.

IKR? I was sort of shocked at how good he was.

There was a rape early on. You cant erase all of it from storytelling. It wasnt gratuitous. Rape would have been a big threat to the women of LaBelle if a group of villainous men rode in.

Yes to everything. The earlier death was impactful and this was just an excuse to have a nice prayer.

The problem for me was he was a great character and and even better actor. Whoever that actor was, he acted on par with the other leads. I know hes British which makes it more impressive. Nailed it.

That was a mistake. He was a more well rounded character than just a DiCaprioesque gunslinger.