Is that a sin? I'd say the only sin here is that you haven't watched Happy Endings.

It matters more what the cops/court identifies him as, doesn't it? As for me I was thinking "Shit. If he does get jail time, that will mess with TV shows I'm looking forward to, and if he doesn't, then that's kind of depressing too". But I also live in Europe, so this doesn't really affect me outside of pop culture…

Man, he really does!

As long as I don't have to watch Adam and Jessa together, they can stay together. Sounds good.

What?

Nope! I saw season 2. ^^

Who actually doesn't need to be relieved of any responsibility…

You can totally just not watch the show. :P But I understand your issues with it. I fast-forward through most scenes with Desi, Marnie, Adam or Jessa myself, but for me there's enough good stuff there to watch it until the season and show ends.

I think most people with Hannah's background would be oblivious to that, so it doesn't seem unrealistic. I hadn't thought about it, though I probably would if it were me having a kid. But it would be great to see it addressed on the show.

Definitely over Jessa/Adam - but we don't need to choose between those! We can choose "none of those pairings". :D Yay.

Yes, please! It would be nice if they could be friendly, but not back together.

True!

Well the appearance is the same of course - an actor's haircut is the character's haircut. Unless they use a wig. :P But race isn't = appearance, which I think is made clear by how no one has even considered that Snart could be anything other than white until they're informed of the actor's background.

:( That's awful. I think that type of situation is probably pretty common. Victims of sexual assault feeling guilty certainly is! Fucking rape culture. I'm sorry that happened to you.

We haven't? Well then I guess he could be biracial.

"the Legion of Doom consists mostly of middle aged white men". When a name from within the show is used, I always assume it's about the characters unless the writer states that they're referring to the actors.

Bringing down as in trying to bring down or as in that the lack of diversity is naturally bringing down the show?

Sloppy reading on my part!

I hated her the first time I saw a BBC adaptation, but then I re-watched it, read the book, and later re-watched the series a second time. Now my perspective is that she's deeply flawed, by she improves throughout the book. And the lack of compassion, which is what bothered me the most, is directly addressed and she…

Yeah I know there's at least one in the city where I live, but the only one even remotely close to me shut down this summer.