Anonymous
Post 11/16/2025 23:51     Subject: Re:The Beast In Me

I'm past the halfway point and wow, they have really ramped up the stress. I need to do something else so I can fall asleep!
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2025 20:38     Subject: The Beast In Me

Anonymous wrote:Steve is a Bichon Frise


Thank you! I was trying to find this info. Steve is so adorable.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2025 20:07     Subject: The Beast In Me

I just finished and Steve makes it through the show!! 😃😃
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2025 18:43     Subject: The Beast In Me

Anonymous wrote:Two episodes in and I told my husband the same thing - cannot bear if anything happens to that little cutie. Every time she leaves the door open I’m like “noooo, Steve will get out and someone will hurt him’”


Exactly.

I suppose they are doing this to build suspense and tension, and it works, but I literally turned the show off and came here to get someone to promise that Steve will be ok, otherwise I wasn't going to keep watching it. It's too much. For the tenderhearted, anyway. And those of us with tiny fluffy white dogs.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2025 18:43     Subject: The Beast In Me

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:He looks underweight. Is he unwell?

That said, I’m halfway in and really enjoying it! CD and MR are phenomenal actors and I love seeing them in anything, so seeing them together is fantastic.


Yeah, something looked off and I couldn't figure out what it is. I think he looks older than I do, which didn't seem right, so I even looked up his age and he's younger than I am. Hope he isn't sick or something.


Maybe it’s because he HASN’T had work done like everyone else. We’re not used to seeing actors age naturally.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2025 18:33     Subject: The Beast In Me

Two episodes in and I told my husband the same thing - cannot bear if anything happens to that little cutie. Every time she leaves the door open I’m like “noooo, Steve will get out and someone will hurt him’”
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2025 18:26     Subject: The Beast In Me

MR has clearly started going gray as happens to most men his age but he covers it with a hair color that looks vaguely unnatural and contrasts with the rest of his svelte but age-appropriate self.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2025 18:07     Subject: The Beast In Me

Steve is a Bichon Frise
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2025 16:51     Subject: The Beast In Me

Anonymous wrote:Yes but I think they played up her role of being stressed and in mourning. In the scene where she is laughing and drinking with Matt, she looked happy and more youthful.


The scenes where her hair is down she actually looks pretty great. They are definitely doing things to make her look stressed.

She is aging naturally and very well.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2025 16:18     Subject: The Beast In Me

I have been enjoying this but it's right episodes. Not sure I'm that interested.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2025 14:07     Subject: The Beast In Me

Yes but I think they played up her role of being stressed and in mourning. In the scene where she is laughing and drinking with Matt, she looked happy and more youthful.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2025 13:50     Subject: The Beast In Me

Anonymous wrote:CD looks her age. It’s refreshing to see an actress who hasn’t gone crazy with plastic surgery, etc.


I agree. I love that she is naturally aging and still has such an expressive face. Good for her. What an example to all of us.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2025 13:49     Subject: The Beast In Me

CD looks her age. It’s refreshing to see an actress who hasn’t gone crazy with plastic surgery, etc.
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2025 13:22     Subject: The Beast In Me

I think they played up the suspense to if Steve gets hurt. Didn’t they really age CD in this role? I didn’t recognized her
Anonymous
Post 11/16/2025 13:21     Subject: The Beast In Me

Anonymous wrote:I’m halfway through and I’ve been scared for the dog too!!


Yeah, last night I was watching episode two and the brick went through the window and she's walking around scared holding the little dog and I was like -- nope, can't keep watching this unless someone assures me that nothing bad happens to the dog.