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Does anyone know what song was playing in the end credits of the episode?

Why is the conclusion always about women, how women should have acted, behaved or read the situation differently? How women should have better taste in men? So even when women is deceived by somebody it is our own fault? Why can't the conclusion be different: men are liars who pretend to be something else of what they are, and deceive women? Men are liars who prey on women and deceive them. I just despise the responsabilization of women for anything men do to us. If they cheat, deceive, lie, abuse, is all about us, about us women not having better taste in men? It is not about them and how deceiving and abusive and manipulative they are? That fucker Joe said the same thing on the episode, but I could expect that conclusion from an asshole of a man.

I am going to agree, and point also to a comment I made in the thread of the second episode: " Am I wring or Ian was taking the car keys in the first episode, to leave, and Grace used the same car keys in the second episode? So either Ian came back or he never left with the car? " Anybody else remember that? I would theorize that Ian was the one blackmailing Grace. He target her in the grieving group, to control her. Maybe he even knew about her killing the prick beforehand, and then quietly mastered his plan. He left that night she told him about the murder, but he came back, that is why the car keys where there. He was probabily staying at a motel or something till he got all the money. And then when he heard about Grace's death, he poundered about going back and blackmailing the sisters also after getting their trust. Did you notice he saved a saved of security camera footage in his pen drive? I bet he will use it to blackmail the sisters about Angelica's death. I stand by Bibi and how she talked tto Eva. That behaviour is dispicable. Seeing them together is disgusting. And what was that "you've been alone with your sofa and tv remote too long!?!?!?" I don't think someone infatuated with someone else would choose that sentence. Looks more like he was playing on her insecurities. Asshole.

That is this show to me, always. It gives me soooo much in its simplicity! I love it.

I thought something like that too, also when Joe was on the kitchen alone and Brad had gone upstairs. I thought a tragedy was gonna strike. But I think that is what bad tv writing did with my mind, I can't even savour a delicate and/or natural moment in a storyline or with a character, a moment that lasts a proper amount of time for us to savour its delicacy, and to mirror real life, without thinking some asshole writer is gonna trow us a curveball and fuck it up. Luckly they don't do that here.

Completely agree. I can't tell anything. I can't even grasp if she is competent or not at her job.

I don't know, but I don't think Grace is dead. Maybe just car accident, or Ian, maybe it is Ian. Am I wring or Ian was taking the car keys in the first episode, to leave, and Grace used the same car keys in the second episode? So either Ian came back or he never left with the car?

You are correct, Tricia did say that.

I love the actor who plays Eric. He is very good. The hippcups bit was amazing. Just his look, the way he looks at everything, his stare, is a character of its on.

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Yes, they are the same person. The person Yancy thought was "her boyfriend" on the side is actually her husband.

Exactly!

Just started watching it. I am having a blast.

What was John's plan telling his target he was a spy!? Wasn't he suppose to killl her? And why didn't she end him when learning he was a spy. Surely she would have guessed he was ther to kill her...