“I’m so sick of this attic!”

The cold open alone deserves an A.

Its’a Me, . . Abbi.

But don’t worry, they’re still covering (checks papers) The Orville?!

Completely agreed.  My fave new comedy in a long time.

Since it’s paired with Broad City on CC, I’m going to use this space to say its a damn shame AV Club is not covering The Other Two

TIME

Father

Is

My only nemesis now...

If I were you, I’d scram from the comments of this piece before it gets more spoiler-y but I’m VERY interested in your thoughts if you return once you’ve watched!!

I’m guessing you meant “to not fall” at the end there but it would certainly seem consistent with the rest of what we’re shown about her...not least since they decide that as a couple they want to step away from the story & its effect on their life together...

I’ve started to think the same thing. Writing about Mike wanting to marry Julie when they grew up and her “ghost” telling him the rest of it. I do believe she noticed Mike after all these years, but decided not to fall down that rabbit hole again.

That’s an interesting take. She did visit the convent and noticed the gardener!

as someone observed elsewhere in these there’s also the possibility that just as he kept from her the details of the man they killed she might have kept from him that she got there first on the Julie thing & chose not to take her book down that road...possibly because of his suggestion that they “put down” this thing…

I like to think all three of them were, in their own ways...& that it took all three ways to get the job done...

Thank you for that! Those scenes sound fitting and satisfying. I’m glad they were filmed and hope we do get to see them.

I read somewhere that Nic Pizzolatto said Roland was not gay.

I expected to see how she died, but I guess that’s not important. Instead we got that quick scene, set sometime between the ‘90s and 2015, where Wayne dropped by to see a graying Amelia while she was teaching and they shared that sweet smile. That gave us what we needed to know - they repaired their marriage, put the…

That scene between Wayne and Amelia at the beginning was beautiful.  That is what a good marriage is, the ability to sit down, cut through all the bullshit, and talk about the stuff you need to talk about in order to keep the both of you going.  No accusations, no blame, no guilt, just an openminded talk between two…