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It is on there 5 million views in just 20 hours. Really good interview I think it's sad that by not being open about what parts of the show are fictional and what parts aren't, Gadd takes away from the impact this incredible show has. I think by now it is very obvious to everyone that Fiona isn't saying the truth but also that Gadd exaggerated and made up parts of their story. I for one believe that the SA might have been depicted exactly the way it happened (would be kinda sick to make that up) but the fact that now nobody knows whether 5% or 70% of the story line are fictional, people will eventually start to questions whether the SA even happened etc... I think it would be a good move to be open about which parts he wrote into the show for the purpose of the show. It would be fair towards Fiona and have him stand in a better light. Transparency is always a good thing. And yes, I know, she's not honest either. But she's the sick person here, he's not on her level, I assume.

I really liked the episode, but I am really surprised it was the season finale. Only a 9 episode season? Very low. Maybe that is why the quality was so high?

That was a rather weak season finale, but so emblematic of the entire season which was weighed down by this stupid pregnancy plotline which was NOT fun. I wish they toned down this child storyline in the next season but that is very unlikely.

I blame Goodwin.

I barely remember anything about season 1 but I'm going to watch.

It is wild that years later this is considered the best episode of the series. Sure it has its moments, but I can think of better ones. Oh well.

So it's about the same things as the previous seasons. Which is fine, the show is great as it is. I am not happy about the double release strategy but it is what it is at this point.

Right? The show is really slipping.

Wow. Gregory is pathetic. pathetic! But also very weak episode.

Are they doing that thing where Emily will become available just as Shread becomes official with that other woman?

Really good episode. I liked it when Tina asked Dave to dab 😆 And Grover assembling the cabinet in the end was a nice touch too.

I was with Kemi in this episode - cannot marry a man who doesn't put you first. I was surprised when we were nearing the end of the episode, and they still haven't resolved the issue. But then everyone decided to be the bigger person, and that made sense after those wedding vows. So in the end I liked it.

So I guess we are not getting a season 2?

LoL Nell pretending that Edward remembered her birthday was so cute. It was nice to see her in such a cheerful state.

Now why would Shred be interested in a low-life freeloader who blatantly steals food and gets into other people's drinks? That did not make sense to me at all. Like you see that and that is who sparks your romantic interest? 🤔

Well, the finale sounds really good at least. And Ogechi is something Chukwuemeka and Kemi always had to address, so it is good the show doesn't shy away from that.

It is not sudden. There were many episodes focusing on Dele's undeniable desire to be a dancer and they clashed over it many times. Whenever they argued about anything, Abishola always lost and had to give in to Dele in the end - just think of the haircut fiasco - it seems she learned with time to just be supportive and leave it at that. Which, I don't think she should do. I still think Dele's dream to be a dancer is extremely stupid. There are so many viable career options that would provide a better future and he goes for that? And Abishola doesn't stop him? Pathetic. But I know this is a feel good TV show, so whatever.

Yeah it is interesting because I ready that interview yesterday and then it turned out he didn't change that much. I think in this case we have to take into account that PR people probably told him what to say in interviews.

This is not that true, the real Martha has been identified. She is still active on facebook and she is not that different. Even the casting is close to what she looks like.

Frank was super cute in this episode with his enthusiasm towards settling down and monogamy. Too bad it didn't work out with that woman.

This year the actress playing Nell starred as the lead in the romantic comedy "Players" (which I liked enough to watch twice) and in that one they also use this "like him LIKE him" lingo. So I guess it is something Gina Rodriguez carries around with her.

I know I always write about how this show is the highlight of my entire existence but like come on now! That trailer was so good! Watching Penelope work on her confidence like that!? Yes please! Eloise becoming friends with Cressida just to spite Penelope? And the production value of it all? Hell yes. Give it to me all. I LOVE IT SO MUCH.

I had a really hard time understanding most of what the grandma said. I wish I had subtitles.

Oh wow, what a strong episode. I loved all the alpha / dominance fights between Frank and the teacher. And it was so funny when he joked that Patel eats like a dog or something along those lines. The Bethany - Shred subplot was entertaining as well, and it made perfect sense with both of their characters. They are writing season 2 very well so far.

Watching this episode, I started questioning if the network told the showrunners to make the show more "male appealing" or something like that, there were a lot more male characters in this episode compared to what the show used to have, and they were getting a lot of the screen time as well. I still feel that Lexi's dad is a waste of screen time and not fun to watch, unless when the show deals with Lexi's daddy issues. Yet, we are subjected to watch him so much. That is bad tv. And Nell...do we really need to give her a romance? What for? It's so whatever. Her emotional journey with Phillip last season was a lot more emotionally impactful than whatever they are doing here. The one good part of the episode was Nell trying to follow the dating advice, and gathering advice from social media. That was funny. The rest....not so much. And this show used to be so entertaining.