Aisha Harris
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And when it was really honing in on the fact that these two couples, they start off
seemingly to be very different you know different generations one is very doe-eyed and like the younger couple is like they don't know anything you know like they're like oh we're in love and it's like girl you've known this guy how long and then the older couple who's jaded and whatnot and the fact that they both are trying to convince themselves like even after josh and lindsey you know the carrie mulligan and oscar isaac character have their big big spat at the beginning i
right after they're kind of trying to convince themselves, oh, this is normal.
It's like the delusions that we tell ourselves in relationships and how that might go head to head with both like this couple's needs and wants and this couple's needs and wants and like how that beef could really sort of like cause that tension.
I think for me, the strongest episode is the one where they're in the hospital, the ER waiting room.
And also that's when the show starts to get really kind of,
tiptoe into the surrealist territory where weird things are happening and they don't really explain it that was when I felt like the Austin and Ashley character were really locked in in terms of like how their relationship was falling apart and how they were both kind of clinging to this idea of what it could be but then you also have like this example of how Josh the Oscar Isaac character is able to like continue that beef that is happening in a way that is absolutely like devastating and awful more awful maybe than anything that happened in season one I don't know it depends on
But like the way he's able to wield his power and his proximity to money to harm them is just really devastating.
Well, it sounds like we all had, you know, varying reactions to the show.
Season two is not quite as juicy as season one was, but we enjoyed it.