Love (Netflix) TV Show • Page 17

Look I get more worked up over spoiler tags than most people but Randy is literally just a sucker lol it wasn't because of any outcome, sorry for the panic

 

got through two this morning, feels like they're doing some good groundwork for some good supporting cast subplots (that i assume will eventually feed into gus/mickey drama because they're too happy as a couple right now).

also claudia o'doherty continues to be wonderful

also poor randy

 

"Life hack, bitch!"

bertie's birthday ep is amazing

poor randy

 

up through Bertie's birthday ep, claudia o'doherty is killing it so far this season. The argument towards the end of ep 1 was incredible

 

What a great ending. What a great show.

 

oh my god I'm cringing so hard I could die at the Bluetooth speaker porn

 

Just finished episode 4 and I kinda cried, in a good way

 

Hahaha seeeriously. I kept going back and forth between looking away in embarrassment for him while laughing my ass off at the same time

God this is such a strong opener

 

I watched them all too quick and I'm sad its over, but the ending was very sweet.

 

Lol this was amazing

 

On ep4.

This show is so fucking good. Love where they’re going with Gus, and his career this season.

 

Only through the first ep but poor randy.

 

I seriously can’t believe someone was upset over “poor randy”.

This has happened to me a few times, but I’ll say it again: in a Netflix show why would you come in the thread if you were worried about spoilers? At the end of the season of GoT or The Americans I wouldn’t wander into the thread if I hadn’t seen it. Same applies here get over it

 

I don't really feel bad for Randy in episode 1, he's kind of an inconsiderate jerk.

 

I agree. I was just poking fun at the fact the someone wanted “poor randy” spoilered.

 

Randy fucking sucks lol. He’s like a bad joke that went on way too long.

Great season and ending. I did think the final big Gus/Mickey fight ended on kind of cop out with the whole “speech about all of my vulnerabilities” thing, but I appreciate that they at least spread it out between two episodes.

Bertie and Chris remain the best. Truman is a close third for me so I’m glad he made quite a few appearances. Vanessa Bayer is like my favorite person ever and I loved her part. Specifically loved how the show didn’t fall back on her actually trying to hook up with Gus. Her monologue at the end of that episode was a big highlight of the season.

I liked that there was a lot less focus on Gus’s job this season. The Arya development in the first few episodes was fun but Gus making his own movie was a welcomed alternative to just basically either seeing him at work getting shit on or with Mickey all the time. On the flip side, seeing more of Mickey’s job was cool. Her boss remains hilarious and the girl who’s show she produced added a really fun dynamic to that whole aspect.

Sorta rambling but yeah this show warmed my heart and despite thinking it ran for the perfect amount of time, I’ll miss it.

poor randy

 

I wanted to cry when "Modern Romance" started playing tbh

 

Didn’t realize the season was over at the end of the last episode, didn’t seem like a really strong way to end the show but other than that I really enjoyed this season.

 

I didn’t realize how much shit I had going on this weekend, probably won’t get to this until later in the week.

 

I was surprised a conflict with the whole Dustin thing from last season never came up, I was sure Gus would find out somehow

 

While I agree that I thought they'd use it as a plot point, sometimes that shit just happens in relationships where sadly the other person doesn't find out

 

Yeah true, plus Mickeys "friends" brought it up.

 

I loved the ending of this

 

Arya has got me feeling so old, I remember Iris was a toddler and now she's like a person

 

This season was great. Bertie’s birthday episode was probably my favorite, and there were countless times that i had to pause due to second hand embarrassment, especially with the bluetooth radio in the first episode