S05.E05: Love Hurts

[dcalley]

1 hour ago, RealFantasies said:

I really hope everyone here realizes that your boss (or anyone, for that matter) doesn't have the right to bully, scream at you, or throw shit just because you're not doing what they want you to do. This is, like, the sixth time I've seen this comment in reference to this s/l, and it's honestly freaking me out.

I'm extremely disappointed that Rayna knew something was off and then nothing came of it, and that it appears

Spoiler

Scarlett is going to have a fling

with this awful, unprofessional, abusive asshole. I want him to suffer some consequences (Zach too), but it's too late for that without it negatively affecting Rayna and The Exes as well.

Edited February 4, 2017 by dcalley
added spoiler bar for something in previews for S05.E07

[Irlandesa]

15 hours ago, RealFantasies said:

I really hope everyone here realizes that your boss (or anyone, for that matter) doesn't have the right to bully, scream at you, or throw shit just because you're not doing what they want you to do. This is, like, the sixth time I've seen this comment in reference to this s/l, and it's honestly freaking me out.

Depends on what you mean by "have the right."  Because as long as they're not throwing things at you and it's not being done to you because you're a member of a protected class and as long as their boss doesn't take issue with it, they technically have the right.  I'm not saying it's good management or the right way to go but the only recourse one really has in this instance is to exercise one's right to quit that job.

I think Damian is representing that subset of tempermental directeurs terribles out there who throw hissy fits.  Some people can't stand to work with them and others have no problem. 

[smartymarty]

I was on Scarlett's side. It wasn't just that the character Damien wanted to portray was not Scarlett (though she maybe has a right to defend her reputation on that, not wanting to appear as a sex kitten). I thought she objected because the character was demeaning to women and gross. It portrayed a relationship based on sexual power games. I'm guessing the song had nothing to do with that. When Rayna questioned it too, I was like "Yes! Now they'll make a statement on this. Rayna will shut it down!" But then that whole theme collapsed.

[ElectricBoogaloo]

Inside the episode:

In Love by Maddie:

Before You by Clay Carter: