Sawyer
17 and AFRAID of Sabrina Carpenter
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Yea I usually absolutely disdain dance numbers but that one was GLORIOUS
I'll show you a dance number, muh****a.


Yea I usually absolutely disdain dance numbers but that one was GLORIOUS
Well, they aren't saying it is going to be a rehash. It will just have a two character's in love.
And really on the surface Season 2 may seem different, but season 2 is all about love. So far both seasons of this show have made love of varying natures central themes in the stories. In this season Sister Jude was hot for Monsignor, Dr. Arthur Arden was hot for Sister Mary Eunice, Dr. Thredson is hot for Lana, Tate is hot for Grace and looking for answers about his wife. The whole season has resolved around love of some sort or another, and all the plots have flowed from these different loves and passions.
How many episodes are left in the season? I know the show just came back but it feels as if this story is dragging on
I have a feeling the next three episodes will move quickly and, hopefully, start tying up all the plots. It definitely feels like we're close to the end.
Loved Threadson getting the middle finger.t:
I read this theory somewhere else about modern day Bloody Face. To me it makes more sense after having seen tonight's show.
What if Johnny's not even Lana's kid? From the opening scene we watched just how much of a "Mommy complex" Johnny has. From the ending scene, it kind of foreshadows that Lana will ultimately accept and love her son. Or I could totally be wrong. But...
...remember 'Anne Frank'? Maybe one of her kids inherited her disorder, and is, in all actuality, Johnny. Could Dylan's character just be a deluded copycat?
Not really. I thought they pretty thoroughly implied that when he was telling Lana about his experience with the cadaver in med school.
I get what you mean but when it comes to this show, there's really no "bit much" for me. It's already gone too far.
I actually find someone raping a living person to be harder to watch than a necrophilia scene. As Frank Reynolds on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia said, "Dead body's like a piece of trash."