[S01.E03: Origin Point]

On 2/10/2023 at 2:52 PM, ZeeEnnui said:

I brought this up last week, but I'd really love to know how SMG and the Super Special Fire Investigations Team knows with absolute certainty that the arsonist was not only a high school student but on that specific bus with Everett and Blake? I know that I'm asking a lot from a sexy teen werewolf show, but throw us a logic bone, show. Also, it's insane that the station wasn't packed with lawyers sent by angry parents whose minor children were rounded up and questioned without a parent or guardian present. 

All abusive cop was missing was a mustache to twirl and a train track to tie Harlan to.  I mean, we all know police corruption is rampant but that was some cartoonish shit. I don't know if it was just me but I got a real sexual aggressive almost rejected vibe from the bad cop. Like, he wanted to hurt Harlan specifically. The whole situation was weird. 

I know not to expect much from sexy teen werewolf show, but it would be better if it was more logical.

With some of the more recent cases of police misconduct it didn’t bother me, but you are not the only one who got a weird sexual vide from the cop. In the scene outside the cabin I was wondering if the cop was going to escalate and attempt to sexually assault Harlan. 

[S01.E10: There’s No Fighting in Fight Club]

Wow, did anyone watch the last episode?

Maybe someone who went to high school before 2000 can help me, but where cheerleaders ever expected to all of those things. like decorating the lockers and preparing game day dinner, for the Football players? I know you can't take it to seriously but I found it a little bit creepy and subservient what was expected of the cheerleaders.

[S02.E08: Episode 8]

Odds are against Connor Jessup and Joey Pollari living down their roles, any more than Thomas Dekker managed to really get past his role in Heroes. 

 

As much as I love Thomas Dekker I think Connor and Joey are more talented and better actors than him, also American Crime isn't nearly as mainstream popular as season 1 of Heroes, so I think stereotyping will be a minimal from these roles.  Before this Connor did five seasons of a sci-fi show called Falling Skies. If anything I wonder if Connor wanted a role like Taylor to prevent being stereotyped as as a Sci-Fi and genre show actor.