S1E2: Oh! Sweet Something

[CountryGirl]

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A traumatic assault. A hidden romance. A signed consent form. Secrets both shared and unspoken test Kate and Tully’s friendship over the years.

 

[PWHCHCH]

Seeing Sarah do the Elliot hair blow made me incredibly happy. 
 

The actress who plays the young Kate does a very good job at sounding like Sarah. In some parts it seems so good I was convinced they must have dubbed it. 

[BetyBee]

The assault was very graphic and could be triggering. The young actresses are excellent. I'm enjoying the music!

[CountryGirl]

The young actresses are the best part of the series. They remind why I loved the book so very much. 

[MaryMitch]

I am having a terrible time trying to keep up with the frequent timeline changes.

[Avabelle]

Honestly if I were Kate I’d be telling both Tully and Johnny to fuck off. Nobody deserves to feel or be treated as second best. The relationship is so inappropriate. 

Edited February 8, 2021 by Avabelle

[MoreCoffeePlease]

How much money did/does Johnny make? That is a multi-million dollar water view.

Sarah Chalke is really good in this. She does vulnerable very well. 

I also like the guy that Tully is using as a boy-toy. He seems sweet.

[Anela]

On 2/23/2021 at 12:22 PM, MoreCoffeePlease said:

How much money did/does Johnny make? That is a multi-million dollar water view.

 

I know. I think Kate made a kind of snarky comment (in a friendly way) about Tully's amazing view, and her apartment. It took me a two or three episodes to realize how big her own house was, and that they had that view, the swimming pool, etc. Her home was nothing to sneeze at. 

[chocolatine]

On 2/23/2021 at 9:22 AM, MoreCoffeePlease said:

How much money did/does Johnny make? That is a multi-million dollar water view.

If Tully's show is supposed to be on the same level as Oprah, Johnny as the executive producer would have made a lot of money. Plus, Seattle real estate wasn't as expensive in the 90s (i.e. pre-Amazon) as it is now.