S07.E04: The Tables Have Turned

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A determined single tries to avoid a breakup, setting off a chain reaction of drama. A love triangle ends when a participant decides who she truly wants.

 

[Tess23]

Oh Netflix, you sly minx, slipping in a Harris campaign speech through Marissa's lips. 

[LakeGal]

I really do find this season they are talking more about politics.  It might be because it is an election year and the cast is from DC.  

Monica & Stephen got to see each other.  They seemed happy at the meeting.

Alex & Tim also got to see each other.  I am not sure about this couple.  Was Alex happy to see Tim?  I couldn't really tell.  

[SHERMDOG]

OMG!!!! LEO LEO LEO!! WHAT A FUCKING TOO! A BULLY AND A MANIPULATOR!

[Irlandesa]

1 hour ago, LakeGal said:

I really do find this season they are talking more about politics.  It might be because it is an election year and the cast is from DC.  

It might be because they're from DC but I also think the producers are trying to address some "criticisms" they've seen.  For instance, they put more and more shots of big displays of supplied food because.  I'm guessing it's to address the claims in lawsuits that they kept them over-alcoholed and underfed.

Another question viewers have had is whether or not they talk about big things like politics.  The people in the pods always have but editors chose not to show that. 

[MCMLXXVII]

6 hours ago, SHERMDOG said:

OMG!!!! LEO LEO LEO!! WHAT A FUCKING TOO! A BULLY AND A MANIPULATOR!

Agreed! He needs a kick in the nuts. 

[ichbin]

Brittany, Hannah, Nick, and Leo at this point have all wound up with the person they deserved. 
 

[MCMLXXVII]

I feel like Brittany is cosplaying Pam Anderson between the voice and the looks, and the “I only date musicians, athletes, a rich men”. 😂 She’s beautiful, but in a very specific 90s Playboy way that makes her seem older to me.

Edited October 10 by MCMLXXVII

[call me ishmael]

I thought it was funny that the episode title was “the tables have turned” by Brittany when you knew she was going to fold.  No way was she going to walk away from tv.

[Jane Tuesday]

Starting watching this series last night after skipping the past few seasons. 

There's a few people I like - at least through this episode - but my overwhelming thought is that these men need therapy.

Even Leo, walking red flag that he is. I mean, he lost every living family member in three years, when he was early 20s? And he "got" to start running his family business besides? He's a jerk and no woman should put up with his BS, but I can't help but feel bad for the guy and hope he gets help, not a relationship. 

Then there's the other guy, with the dead sisters. He seems super sweet and solid, but again, something feels off and I wonder if he's really okay. It just comes off like he's trying to recreate the family he lost, not really looking to build a new family for its own sake. 

Then there's the guy who went to the Ukraine, and the guy who found out his family history was totally different than he thought. No shade to either of those guys, but that's a lot, and from what we saw, it was just kind of tossed out there like a fun fact.