jewel21 October 9, 2021 Share October 9, 2021 Quote When Dave and Gemma face a devastating loss, Calvin and Tina offer emotional support and reflect on a period that tested their own family. Airdate: 10/11/2021 Link to comment
Browncoat October 12, 2021 Share October 12, 2021 I thought that was nicely handled. 5 Link to comment
Cress October 12, 2021 Share October 12, 2021 Yeah, and it was nice how they planted a tree and decorated it with the mobile. 8 Link to comment
CrazyDog October 12, 2021 Share October 12, 2021 This was a sad and moving episode. It really fit to have Dave and Tina connecting, while Calvin helped Gemma deal with her grief. I really love this whole cast. 7 Link to comment
Empress1 October 12, 2021 Share October 12, 2021 And I liked that there was a little humor. “What in the RuPaul is going on?” made me laugh. 2 3 Link to comment
Harvey October 12, 2021 Share October 12, 2021 I like that the show tried to normalize men wearing make-up. It's a needed attitude adjustment for a lot of demographics. 7 Link to comment
Empress1 October 12, 2021 Share October 12, 2021 I liked that the show tried to normalize how common miscarriages are. Both Gemma and Tina have had them. It’s not something people talk about but something like 15% of known pregnancies end in miscarriage. 11 Link to comment
SoMuchTV October 12, 2021 Share October 12, 2021 3 hours ago, Empress1 said: I liked that the show tried to normalize how common miscarriages are. Both Gemma and Tina have had them. It’s not something people talk about but something like 15% of known pregnancies end in miscarriage. I'm actually surprised it's that low. Among my family and people I know well enough to know, it's more like 25-50%. Hopefully that means there a lot of lucky people out there to balance that out. Link to comment
Axie October 12, 2021 Share October 12, 2021 Sweet but pretty depressing for a sitcom. 1 Link to comment
theredhead77 October 13, 2021 Share October 13, 2021 19 hours ago, Empress1 said: I liked that the show tried to normalize how common miscarriages are. Both Gemma and Tina have had them. It’s not something people talk about but something like 15% of known pregnancies end in miscarriage. Agreed. And I like that they normalized men having deep feelings of loss, too. 7 Link to comment
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