I agree about Rebecca. People hate her, but in the end she was really tragic. Wrong place, wrong time, and all her behavior made it impossible for people to believe her. When you realize that SHE NEVER KNEW who killed Lila she becomes a girl who latched on to anyone who would help, and was undone bc she was as…

I really kind of wish they'd just staid friends and got around his white knight complex.

I can't abide Frank, from the moment Laurel called him a misogynist I've worried about the show being easy on him.

Sounds like a pretty bad approximation of mental illness…

How does a ten year old see something like that and not cringe away?

I liked to say that ending was either stupidly brilliantly, or brilliantly stupid, depending on whether you took the thing as a genre picture of a weird meditation on faith.

Sadly, the first thing this reminded me of was that guy who shot the woman after she reported him for harassment…

Buddy, CHILL

Yeah, sort of like "If you're gay, and I'm a man, why aren't you attracted to me?"

I see them playing it when Gretchen and Jimmy are playing a game of flag football against each other or something.

Gotta say, really sick of the only interesting female characters on the show being the privileged lady with the heart of gold. Watching these shows I sometimes feel like I'm watching a fratbro drama.

Sure, but it's largely a symbolic role.

So weird to see all those stuners and no blasters…

How does she see feminism as paciest? Far as I can tell she is all in favor of marginalized groups using it to overcome oppression.

I read it, it proves she isn't in this for the money, she' been developing theories for years.

She's Armenian though.

"damning evidence"

It's gotta be Wendy.
If we get a possessed pawn, we need to care about them, like Stiles in S3 of Teen Wolf.

He's like Hades from Disney's Hercules, but more chipper and not as reasonable.

I went into it seeing him as damaged instead of disturbed, which made me more sympathetic.