Ronald Longley

it's a struggle to watch this individual manage his life let alone the relationships he is in or has tried to begin. the death of his father and the following trauma understandably overwhelming. what ensues is not a testament to the ability to survive. this man child is wreckless and plays it as such in every scenario. the first episode of the sex/rape was humiliating and frightening. the second episode of a more hopeful sane relationship failed. bleeding he runs to his friend of 11 years who he previously bashed by calling her a homophobe rather than admitting his behaviour add to that his misplaced anger. storming out after a tantrum. being caught for giving an elder LSD. in a world where there are so many of us trying to make our way this is a sad tale. who was at fault? his father. society. yes lets blame some one because tore is not taking responsibility. redemption. shady meat

I'm watching the movie and I see the "astronaut", an American who was testing planes? a joint event between the UK, Canada and the US. after a long drive he had come upon the village. he see's the residents down and scattered throughout the town. my question. why is he still standing? why isn't he affected? there isn't much of a set up to his return or why he is not affected by the "thing" that killed the village people. wait. there are two people, a man and woman (she was in hospital-an oxygen tank) who greet him with a gun. they drove from the north with the same situation. death. the story begins.

Initially just a bit long winded then it started getting really good. Loving Alan & Celia. I didn't really begin to understand Gillian till after she and Caroline got really pissed. Each of the characters in their own way are damaged and it wasn't till in true season style you begin to see why they are flawed. Not particularly happy about Kate being killed off to satisfy a story line. I wonder how Celia would take to that? hmm? upside, in a manner of sorts; Caroline is a mother again and a widow. That's the tragic thing about this comedy? next up is Gillian and Robbie. stay tuned.

the good guy. I feel for cooper, because he is the stable give you his heart his hump to make you happy. brad is the bad boy incarnate and offers that excitement that "spark." I think we all need that "spark" it's part of who we are and deserve it and still want to be sane and stable. the duality. be real with yourself and your partner. Billie is in all of us. the atypical mary magdalene who doesn't want to be saved.

the series has moments of depth and then it disappears; primarily as Valeria's mother and sister had observed. the main character wants the cake but doesn't want to bake it. she has lied to almost everyone in her circle. that is even worse. no credibiilty nor desire to care what happens to the character. her smug answers do little to bring Victor any closer. flaws and all.. as for the other characters. their insecurities show more often than their vaginas. which is ironic as they are boasting independence of male superiority and desire. yet they succumb to it to their own disaster.

I'm watching Teo and Rosie on their first date. I'm loving how Teo is so out there and honest. "I bet your nervous, I'm nervous a lot too." There isn't any filter. she's just honest about herself. her Yin to Rosie's Yang. she is speaking from the heart about what she wants in her life and in her love. rosie "I just thought everyone felt this way." on being Gay. the question. "would you like to go on a second date?" she said yes.