The actor playing Quinn is so good. I understand it’s still satire but the purity of the cheesy Quinn scenes with the whale and the canoe, and when he told his dad he didn’t scuba so they could go together - the acting to pull those off is so subtle and so good. The show is so cringey and then Quinn brings you these chocolate cookies. I hope he doesn’t die.

Anonymous wrote:Would this show be ok to watch with older teens? More concerned about explicit content than scariness.

I don't think so personally.

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Anonymous wrote:omg omg omg OMG I was so stressed out by the end of last night's episode

with one ep left to go: who do you think dies?

"I think I've made a big mistake..."

I didn't realize until last night how much Rachel looks like she could be a younger (ok fine yes prettier) version of Plop's mom.

"What's wrong with being a trophy?"

Molly Shannon is so great in this show! Lol

Also am loving Jennifer Coolidge, particularly on this last episode. Her facial expressions kill me!

same same same - she was so heartbreaking and so effing funny at the same time. she's terrible and wonderful. i really want her to come out of this better than she got here.

Jennifer's acting in that scene (throwing the ashes into his arms, ha ha!) was absolutely incredible. She is underrated.

Somebody had fun assigning the various vacation reads to the characters. Shane - Malcom Gladwell; Rachel - My Brilliant Friend; Olivia - Camille Paglia

Fairly on the nose.

Anonymous wrote:Would this show be ok to watch with older teens? More concerned about explicit content than scariness.

I would watch with my older teens but you should know in the first episode there is a full frontal of a mans swollen balls. It’s quick, not a sexual scene, but funny/cringey. Also, on a later episode two males are having sex and there is a quick shot where you see one man with his head up in the other guys a$$. It’s a hilarious and cringey scene/not romantic and passionate, if that matters.

Anonymous wrote:I found this show annoying with little entertainment value.

Isn’t it great that we have choices to cater to our differences? I tried watching Schitt’s Creek, three times and could not make it past 2 episodes but I know it’s a fave on DCUM.

I love White Lotus; so glad to have this gem of a show!

Anonymous wrote:Would this show be ok to watch with older teens? More concerned about explicit content than scariness.

There is a glimpse of a lead's testicles (prosthetic) in ep 2, I think, and a very graphic sex scene in ep 4.

Would this show be ok to watch with older teens? More concerned about explicit content than scariness.

Anonymous wrote:I found this show annoying with little entertainment value.

What shows do you like?

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Anonymous wrote:I just realized where I on is the daughter from. Euphoria.

The daughter played the child bride in Handmaid's Tale.

Ohhhhh

Anonymous wrote:I found this show annoying with little entertainment value.

Not everyone enjoys social satire.

I found this show annoying with little entertainment value.

Anonymous wrote:I just realized where I on is the daughter from. Euphoria.

The daughter played the child bride in Handmaid's Tale.

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Anonymous wrote:omg omg omg OMG I was so stressed out by the end of last night's episode

with one ep left to go: who do you think dies?

"I think I've made a big mistake..."

I didn't realize until last night how much Rachel looks like she could be a younger (ok fine yes prettier) version of Plop's mom.

"What's wrong with being a trophy?"

Molly Shannon is so great in this show! Lol

Also am loving Jennifer Coolidge, particularly on this last episode. Her facial expressions kill me!

same same same - she was so heartbreaking and so effing funny at the same time. she's terrible and wonderful. i really want her to come out of this better than she got here.

I appreciated the New Yorker review but not the spoilers!!! Come on!