Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Freestyle’ on Netflix, Where An Upstart Polish Rapper Plunges Headfirst Into A Formulaic Underworld Hustle ‘Reinventing Elvis: The ‘68 Comeback’ Explains How The King Got His Groove Back Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Lang Lang Plays Disney’ on Disney+, Where The Star Pianist Performs The Biggest Melodies From The Magic Kingdom Tiffany Haddish Thanks Both Fans And Critics For "Making More Famous And Relevant" Following Her Wild Behavior At The VMAs Leslie Jones Says Chris Rock Went To Counseling Following "Humiliating" Oscars Slap Is the Carlos Santana Documentary on Netflix? Where to Watch 'Carlos' Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Superpower’ on Showtime / Paramount+, Where Sean Penn Inserts Himself Into The Russian-Ukraine War Whoopi Goldberg Defends Hasan Minhaj Amid Backlash For Exaggerating His Stand-Up Stories: "That's What We Do" The Steamiest Steamy Movies on Max: September 2023 Edition The Roman Empire TikTok Trend Is Not Just For Men - I'm A Woman Obsessed With HBO's 'Rome' 'Sound Of Freedom' Subject Tim Ballard Resigned From Anti-Child Trafficking Group He Founded After Being Accused Of Sexual Harassment: Report Stream It Or Skip It: ‘A Thousand and One’ on Amazon Prime Video, a Superb Urban Drama Anchored by an Inspired Teyana Taylor Hasan Minhaj Admits Many Of His Standup Jokes Are Untrue: "70% Emotional Truth… 30% Hyperbole, Exaggeration" Stream It Or Skip It: ‘The End of Sex’ on Showtime, a Comedy in Which a Couple Stares Down the Barrel of Middle-aged Discontent ‘The Brady Bunch’ House's Buyer Just Spent $3.2 Million Only To Discover “None Of The Appliances Work” Have no idea where this show is going now after that ending.Stream It Or Skip It: 'Kountry Wayne: A Woman's Prayer' On Netflix, A Viral Comedy Star Is Ready For His Global Close-Up I hope that line about the "Barnette case" at the end was a shout out to me. He is probably the father and is worried that if that is found out he would be the top suspect and is trying to prevent that, but not cover up a murder. I feel like that bike scene was meant to throw us off. I do not think, however, that the priest is the killer. I started to have my doubt about it then and now I believe it's probably the priest. When I rewatched the second episode a couple days ago I noticed the girl said she "thinks" it's Frank, not that she knew definitively. I don't think Frank is the dad, but obviously it's not Dylan either. Props to those of you who predicted that Dylan wasn't dead last week. Hope she breaks a high score or something by the finale.
Speaking of Jean Smart, I said last week I needed more of her slashing fruit on her iPad and we got it. Mare and her mom fighting had me cracking up. Each interaction feels like it comes with so much history behind it, the character relationships are so well done. I feel like these are characters that I've watched for a lot longer than three weeks.
I love how lived in this world already feels just 3 episodes in.
This could end up being my favorite performance of hers when it's all said and done.Īnother fantastic episode. I will start off every reaction post every week with the same comment because it can't be said enough: Kate Winslet is so fucking good it's scary. You might not like their decision to have her character go there because it is so atypical for detective shows to have such majorly flawed protagonists, but to call it bad writing is just bad criticism.
I think that is a very poor critique of the show to call her decision bad writing when this was the obvious decision Mare’s character was going to make based on her characterization. The writers have already established that she is extremely flawed, skirts around the rules, and is a significant hot head. She knows that most courts rule in favor of the biological mother unless there are significant extenuating circumstances, and she clearly hell bent on that not happening. Her second shot at being a good mother to a son. Mare is clearly in a bad place, that has been established, and we know that this is mostly due to her feeling like a failure as a mother after her son’s death. Not sure I agree about it being bad writing.
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