I thought this series had a really strange look and tone. Garish colors, most everyone looking gross, extreme closeuos, dark interiors. The tone was off. I'm not sure how to explain it but it was over the top, kind of cartoonish instead if telling a straight story, which I think would have been more powerful.

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Anonymous wrote:The rape episode went so far sideways it took me a few days to restart it again. I also watched another show at the same time that included a violent murder, and somehow this show was so much more disturbing.

I looked it up after, and it definitely seems real. People think they found the stalker using twitter.

I honestly don't know how either actor could have done the rape scene. It was just so, so horribly gruesome.

Hmm. Yikes

I can see why western society is spiraling.

New review out about this show and the overly done trend of depressing, dark, lack of color, no joy or happiness content out in series, movies, and new play/musical versions.

More “Society hates life and itself” themes.

Anonymous wrote:Pretty sure there are 1000000 Marthas that post on DCUM regularly.

Every few minutes, nonstop on some threads.

Very sad show, all around. Honestly can’t fathom returning to that monster’s house and then agreeing to work with him. Unreal.

I'm repulsed by Martha but looove her character. Lol, she's taught me all sorts of new vulgar language. I never heard of anal sex being referred to as "taking it up the chufter" before. Lol, had me rollin'

I think it was really well done but I couldn't watch further after the rape episode. I had no desire to spend any further time with those characters, etc. If it was real life and they were family member or friends I would confront the ugliness and mess and deal with it. But this is a TV show and I watch TV to be entertained, not burdened.

Pretty sure there are 1000000 Marthas that post on DCUM regularly.

Anonymous wrote:I just do NOT understand why he didn’t block her on his email, or better yet, just get a new email address! I am so annoyed right now.

He did eventually. I’ve seen the tweets from her to him. He closed the account, she moved to a new one (which also has been abandoned).

She also became obsessed with Brexit, the Scottish National Party, and later BRF in 2018. You can tell via her tweets during the time where she is unwell.

I just do NOT understand why he didn’t block her on his email, or better yet, just get a new email address! I am so annoyed right now.

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Anonymous wrote:I bet the popularity of the series will be the writer’s downfall. Someone will research his life and determine he fabricated both storylines.

No one cares. It's not a memoir, it's a drama.

It states, "This is a true story" right before episode 1.
DP

They say that at the beginning of Fargo too. And it isn't.

+100

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bet the popularity of the series will be the writer’s downfall. Someone will research his life and determine he fabricated both storylines.

No one cares. It's not a memoir, it's a drama.

It states, "This is a true story" right before episode 1.
DP

They say that at the beginning of Fargo too. And it isn't.

Anonymous wrote:The rape episode went so far sideways it took me a few days to restart it again. I also watched another show at the same time that included a violent murder, and somehow this show was so much more disturbing.

I looked it up after, and it definitely seems real. People think they found the stalker using twitter.

I honestly don't know how either actor could have done the rape scene. It was just so, so horribly gruesome.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I bet the popularity of the series will be the writer’s downfall. Someone will research his life and determine he fabricated both storylines.

No one cares. It's not a memoir, it's a drama.

It states, "This is a true story" right before episode 1.
DP

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The rape episode went so far sideways it took me a few days to restart it again. I also watched another show at the same time that included a violent murder, and somehow this show was so much more disturbing.

I looked it up after, and it definitely seems real. People think they found the stalker using twitter.

Yes, she was quite easy to find.

Stormy ????