Red Mosquito

Monkey_Driven wrote:

broken iris wrote:Loved last night's episode. Shosh with the guy on coke was awesome.

just a bunch of dudes gabbin about shosh

Harry Lime wrote:Here you go, joe. Don't say I never did anything for you. Dunham interviewed by chud's favorite Boston sports fan.

Ishtar is a great film.

Mostly enjoyable episode last week, I particularly liked the scenes at the hotel & Patti Lupone's bit. Another downer of an episode for Marnie though, so much for her & Ray, as if we really thought that was going anywhere. Things seem to be going too swimmingly now for Hannah & Adam. We know her grandmother is near death this week, I wonder if that's going to pull Hannah back to her usual self? There's only a couple left this season, you know there's got to be a shoe about to drop.
As an aside anyone else watching Looking? After a meandering start it's gotten pretty good; I'd be surprised if it is back for a second season though.

Loved the last chapter..Marnie´s face after her meeting with his friend was priceless...and that hug??

Yeah, this last one was aces!

Joe, is there an episode where Hannah talks about her own mortality in a less flippant manner? If so, which episode and what season, please.

And in your opinion, what is Hannah's biggest flaw?

LTRP! That's exactly the setting for that song.

daft twat wrote:LTRP! That's exactly the setting for that song.

came here to post that upon hearing this song, this show has lost all credibility.

that was also the worst damn car crash scene I've ever seen

That crash was hilarious. And god bless Adam Driver.

Also loved seeing Amy Morton and Sarah Steele on the show. Fingers crossed that Sarah's character shows up again from time to time. She's a GREAT foil for Hannah.

Rough chapter... i kinda feel for Hanna. And Shoosh is the real thing.

what if Shoshana isn't real and she's just everyone's conscience personified?

Mecca wrote:what if Shoshana isn't real and she's just everyone's conscience personified?

Obviously, I wouldn't hate that.

Spoiler: show

Just realized that Elijah was wearing shorts as a part of his suit to the theater. wtf, man

That was a lights out finale. Just lights out. Embodied everything I adore about the show. It was emotional and awkward and hilarious and honest. Everyone was featured but it didn't feel forced or rushed. Progress was made. We're seeing characters change and develop in new ways.

Might go down as one of my all time favorite episodes of the show. Again, I tip my hat to you, Ms. Dunham.

Mecca wrote:Just realized that Elijah was wearing shorts as a part of his suit to the theater. wtf, man

Goddamn hilarious. But, I think it's starting to be a thing.

I didn't think this show could get worse, but life at a college in Iowa appears to be on the horizon.