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Girls (HBO)
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KateTheGreatest
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yeah it really was a good episode, I agree. wish more episodes were this good.
I never imagined I would ever say that about an episode centered around Marnie but it was such a great episode. Probably the best of the season so far. Honestly I've hated Marnie as a character so much since the first season and always found Allison Williams acting terrible but I just loved this episode. I loved how it helped us understand more who Marnie is without needing tons of profound monlogues, emotional flashbacks, dramatic dialogues or whatever. Things usually used to explore a character's depth. Since the wedding her character had been less present , maybe it was intetional so that we wouldn't fight an episode solely dedicated to her.
And it worked. At first I was like "Uuurgh a Marnie ep ?? why ?!" But by the end I was like "oh ok now I get it ". For the first time probably ever in the whole series, I'm interested to see where she's going. I just loved how she needed a clash of her past life and her present life to FINALLY open her eyes and figure out what she wants for her future.
I have to say that Allison's acting was finally on point, pretty strong even. All the gimmicks of her character , even her insufferable way of speaking were not cringey and the vulnerability wasn't forced. It was her time to shine and she delivered.
PS: Desi is most definitley the biggest douche bag of all the douche in the whole wide Douchey world !
And it worked. At first I was like "Uuurgh a Marnie ep ?? why ?!" But by the end I was like "oh ok now I get it ". For the first time probably ever in the whole series, I'm interested to see where she's going. I just loved how she needed a clash of her past life and her present life to FINALLY open her eyes and figure out what she wants for her future.
I have to say that Allison's acting was finally on point, pretty strong even. All the gimmicks of her character , even her insufferable way of speaking were not cringey and the vulnerability wasn't forced. It was her time to shine and she delivered.
PS: Desi is most definitley the biggest douche bag of all the douche in the whole wide Douchey world !
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SPOILER....
Charlie as a heroin/drug addict was a bit farfetched to me. I dunno. I just don't see it but it was a good episode overall. Marnie was less annoying than usual, which I kind of still can't believe. Well except for her 'twenty-five and a half' spiel in the boutique.
Charlie as a heroin/drug addict was a bit farfetched to me. I dunno. I just don't see it but it was a good episode overall. Marnie was less annoying than usual, which I kind of still can't believe. Well except for her 'twenty-five and a half' spiel in the boutique.
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The 5th season isn't there yet (unless I've somehow missed it) but it should be updated and you'll find it
https://wornontv.net/girls/
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This is the worst series finale I have ever seen in my life and I've seen A LOT of TV shows.
Hannah's character is unbearable. I can't believe I watched all seasons of this show. The finale was incredibly realistic despite it leaving me super annoyed. I mean, I should have known Hannah was going to be a terrible parent who still acts like an eight-year old brat while going, "I'm mentally ill" instead of stating the reality, "I'm a straight white girl who ain't getting her way. Why can't this baby just take care of itself?".
This show really does a disservice to mental health and feminism in my opinion. I did really like Shoshana's and Ray's characters, however. I just didn't like them together.
Again, standing here looking outside the window wondering why I wasted so much of my life watching this show... At least I learned to think more critically about what stuff I watch?
This show really does a disservice to mental health and feminism in my opinion. I did really like Shoshana's and Ray's characters, however. I just didn't like them together.
Again, standing here looking outside the window wondering why I wasted so much of my life watching this show... At least I learned to think more critically about what stuff I watch?
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Happily, this show seems to have been discovered by gen Z. For me it's still the seminal show of my early adulthood. Lena gets alot of hate these days (I guess she always has) but the writing was often SO damn good. I rewatched a good chunk of it back in 2020 and lately I've been in the mood again. Funny how I can't make time to watch most of the new shows everyone's buzzing about, but I can watch episodes of this, Fleabag, and SATC for the umpteenth time.
