I didn't know whether to blame myself or not, but in the end I found a cop on my head. She has the habits of a serial killer... She wants to be caught. :)
Already in the third series this year, I see this technique: the title of the series bursts into the scene and interrupts someone's phrase. The popular trick, however, was set by Wayne (if indeed he was the first one).
Damn, she's digging a hole for herself, reminded Susan of desperate housewives, when she felt guilty for the death of a man and did everything she could to get punished, arrested. Apparently Judy has strong guilt and responsibility for what happened, she wanted to go back for the downed man, Steve (like that's her name) didn't let her.
Actually, when Judy introduced her to the detective, it looked like she was crazy. If you want to tell me, tell me, and so it looks like a mockery.... although I understand that this most likely means that she wants to be discovered, but at the same time, wouldn't it be better if she found out everything from her? In general, the intrigue
I was a little shocked from the scene in Judy's group, where this woman, who conducted a seminar for those who lost a child, began it by showing her own children and saying, "you just need to accept yourself!!". If, for example, a woman who lost a child and became infertile was sitting in the room, how should she perceive this? Or do you need to show your fertility pass at the entrance? Actually, by this point in the series, there were already a couple of moments where I don't understand if I'm laughing at the series or at it. The comedic tone of the conversation seems to be noticeable, but the musical accompaniment and the reaction of the characters are as if everything is as it should be.
@fandomwhoore: I agree, it's a bit of a pity that the series makes fun of support groups and mutual aid groups so much. Yes, they can really be as stupid as this woman did, but this is a really effective tool that does not deserve ridicule. No one laughs at using seat belts, condoms, or heart attack bypass surgery.
Both Jen and Judy met such beautiful guys...Although Jen's way of living in grief probably angered and hurt a lot of people on this retreat. But I'm very happy for Jason, who didn't shy away from jokes about gay yoga and all that Jen was carrying)
-You wanna go to your room?
Actually, by this point in the series, there were already a couple of moments where I don't understand if I'm laughing at the series or at it. The comedic tone of the conversation seems to be noticeable, but the musical accompaniment and the reaction of the characters are as if everything is as it should be.