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Yes, I am watching this season. In the first two seasons, I honestly enjoyed seeing an unconventional family dynamic explored, thought the sisterwife dynamic was interesting, etc. Now I'm just in it for the Patriarchy. But this whole episode I was chanting DON'T GET KNOCKED UP, SARAH! DON'T GET KNOCKED UP!
OH SHIT SHE'S KNOCKED UP. Please get an abortion and move on with your life, Sarah. Please be the first woman on tv to do that in a long time.
In other news, real life is eating my face such that real-life updates are going to be few. But apparently television-based updates return?
OH SHIT SHE'S KNOCKED UP. Please get an abortion and move on with your life, Sarah. Please be the first woman on tv to do that in a long time.
In other news, real life is eating my face such that real-life updates are going to be few. But apparently television-based updates return?
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Esp. the Sarah love and also "Now I'm just in it for the Patriarchy."
Watching the women compete like siblings for a father's approval is OMG ARGH. Nicolette: "...our husband's dating life is none of our business." I keep having these fantasies about them all tossing Bill out on his woman-horking butt and becoming a lesbian commune.
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I just realized that of course Sarah can't have an abortion and go off to school like half the Americans in her situation do; the actress is good and the writers want to keep her on. Bah. I want my shameless Roe v. Wade shoutout!
Yeah, I usually like the wife dynamic a lot, but only when it only involves the wives. When I'm reminded that they actually boff ole man growleyvoice, I get all distressed. The sex scene between Bill and Margie was actually kind of horrifying, just because she's so obviously his teenage babysitter. Ew.