That was the stupidest and quite possibly the most sexist, paternalistic crap I’ve seen on television. EVER.
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That was the stupidest and quite possibly the most sexist, paternalistic crap I’ve seen on television. EVER.
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My nightmare has become a reality which is a fitting lead-in into this week’s Being Human. An all-Sally episode. Much weeping and gnashing of teeth ensued.
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I hate endings, and leading up to this episode I worried about what was going to happen, who would die (namely, Paul) and how John could be stopped, and would that mean the end of Fades.
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Sally remarks that she is still learning about herself, and after 200 years, so is Aidan. I know some clinical psychologists who would love to sit down with all parties involved in this mess.
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I’m not sure if Paul is being naïve because he is just 17 and absorbing the power that’s been revealed to him, or if he is honestly formulating a way to break open ascension to free everyone.
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Sally continues to recklessly body snatch a woman who is in a loving and committed relationship with a marginally attractive man. Are we supposed to feel okay that Sally’s essentially raping her by forcing her body to have sex with Marginally Attractive Boyfriend? Ick.
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Four episodes in and I do not know what to make of this season. The Show seems to be introducing a myriad of characters who flash in and out – did Game of Thrones rub off strong on someone in the offseason?
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Rare is it that I watch something on TV and at the end I jump up, fist cocked, screaming, “Yes!”
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Look, I’m all for developing bromantic tension between two male leads. But forcing a love triangle upon them? You’re better than that Dawson’s Creek crap.
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