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I think the latter. She was just looking for a connection. Though, Aziz is quite peng. Jack Bannon is a strapping lad of 6'3.

Very surprising turn for the series. While the show has anachronistic elements it doesn't do gimmicks, so this reveal is a weird pivot. But what do I expect from series based on a comic book character.

I loved the series but my only question is whether Paco and Elena had a prior friendship / relationship to the events of the show. Attraction aside they seemed like they were long-time friends, but when he came to her home and she explained that it was her husband in the photograph, that dispelled my theory that they were friends. I thought perhaps they had a fling after her husband vanished, but that didn't pan out.

Her parents seemed pretty free-wheeling so I'm sure they trusted her to make the right decisions. The thing about being a young celebrity is that the celebrity often trumps the age. Drew Barrymore was clubbing when she was 9 years old. Joaquin Phoenix was going to the Viper Room when he was a teen. It's hard for some parents of celebrity kids to pull rank when that kid has their own money or is contributing to the home.

"Genera+ion is a dark, playful look at a group of Orange County high schoolers as they navigate modern sexuality and identity, testing the deeply entrenched beliefs of their conservative community." I've watched the first five series before even reading a description of it. This logline doesn't reflect the series to me. I don't find it dark at all. Maybe it will get there, but I find it more playful and exuberant than other HBO teen dramas like "We Are Who We Are" and "Euphoria". "Generation" plays like the UK series "Skins" meets "Degrassi".

- Sorry to see Harwood go. I was really expecting the old trope of a last minute rescue. But I'm glad we got one last scene between Harwood and the Sykes sisters. - Glad that the show is drawing out Martha's pregnancy reveal. I won't be mad if they are able to carry it until the second to last episode of the season. I hate to see Patricia go because I like her relationship with Martha. I think this shows does better than most with female characters - The Sykes Sisters, Martha, Patricia, Ma Pennyworth, the Queen and Katie are all vibrant characters.