s02e07 — I Want to Know

Renata in Hulk mode - that's all that will be remembered for this finale of a completely unnecessary season. It was shot just as great, the acting of almost the entire female caste is impeccable, and Meryl, who joined him, brazenly steals all the scenes, but for me this story ended on the first season, and the second one is something like a completely optional bonus scene. 5 of the 7 episodes (including the finale) looked completely without any interest or intrigue.

The strongest scene of the season was the interrogation in court, where Celeste methodically destroyed Mary Louise's arguments: she finally took control of the situation. Mary Louise is a cunning manipulator, and I'm really glad that the twins didn't stay with her. Celeste was right when she said that "character" (sorry, I really don't know what word to choose) Perry is the result of her upbringing

"that man that you saw on that tape? that was because of your parenting, your caregiving"

What a waste of time.
We pulled all 6 episodes, so that all plotlines could be resolved in 10 minutes.

I liked the scene almost at the very end with Ed and Madeleine, when they renewed their vows, I hope that everything will finally be fine with them :

Well, what can I say, as for me, the season does not seem convincing. And even if there are wonderful actors left and there are no arguments about the visual series, but the bar raised by the first season has not been reached, alas.
The narration differs from previous episodes and "Sharp Objects", the manner of presentation is not so interesting and exciting, rather it looks like a kind of parody. Even the music, even if the tracks used are good, is not intertwined with events and does not seem to be an inseparable part of everything, as it was before. In my opinion, the main theme is "September song" by Agnes Obel; this melody really immerses in such a warm and fresh early autumn atmosphere, and it was in almost every episode of last season, but it was never tied to anything. In general, unfortunately, there are a lot of little things that destroy and eventually destroy the impression.

Do you have information about season 3?

all season they led to one, and destroyed it in 2 minutes.
why was it so ardent to win back the boys in court, if now they have gone to the police?
why renew the vows with Ed if Madeleine never told him the truth, and now everything will come out?
Jane finally built a normal relationship with the man she told that Perry just stumbled, and now she's going to the police.
Renata, who was left penniless with a moron husband, who did everything for her daughter, will now leave her to the mercy of fate?
I don't see the point in season 3, but without it, the second one also turned out to be meaningless. despite the fact that he was very good, there were good moments and stories, but they all leveled off the ground with this epic trip to the police at the end.
if they wanted to show that the punishment would come anyway, they would have filmed at least one more episode. and so - they fought for a happy life, which they themselves destroyed - and we will not see or understand any of this.

It was a good season, but it was not very necessary.

This season should have been filmed at least in order to show on the screen that after getting rid of the abuser, the struggle for the victim of abuse does not end. Nicole Kidman has outdone herself in the role of Celeste. Her last words in court that she was able to survive and save her sons are one of the strongest moments of the entire series. It's the same story with Jane Chapman and her years of dealing with the aftermath of "one bad night."

I enjoyed the conceptuality of the series, as always on top
The plot seemed stretched((
But it was interesting that all the characters turned out to be viewed from different angles, everyone got a new look and opinion about him, which is great

Madeleine at first seemed strong, daring, a little selfish, but at the same time a wise and cheerful woman, in the new season her desire to save her family and help her friend is revealed. She's getting so vulnerable and sweet.
Celeste is just incredible, I fell in love with Kidman like never before, in the first season she is such a goddess, in the second she is a strong goddess
Renata probably caused a bit of dislike at first, but then she became a favorite, a very cool character and an interesting story of her own
Unfortunately, Bonnie did not fit into my heart in any way, no matter what she was and what season she was in, well, I could not understand her in any way
Jane in the second season seems to have become somehow smaller, but probably for the best, I had enough of her line, quite
Ed is my greatest love.

Indeed, all lines were completed in 10 minutes. And yet the acting saved the script.
The first season, of course, was much better, but at the same time I really liked the last shots. It should have been done from the very beginning.
It seems to me that we can end the series on this note. But if they extend it, I'll watch it for the sake of acting and excellent camerawork.

Thank you for not throwing Ed into the arms of other women/women. The way he acted is absolutely his style. I expected such an act from him, but I was afraid that he would do something anyway.

A good ending, a good season too... but, that's the thing, it's not bad, but I wanted a lot more. At the beginning of the season, I wrote "I don't know why the second season", so at the end of the season I didn't understand. I read a comment that if they had confessed right away, then almost nothing would have changed at all and this is really the case (Bonnie with guilt, the relationship of Madeleine, Jane and Corey, Mary Louise with an attempt to take away the children, etc.).

Meryl Streep and Laura Dern are, of course, very good this season, but hopefully there won't be a season 3. Well, it's a pity for Andreu Arnold, HBO did not treat her well.

maybe you should've shown a woman a little respect!

I missed Mary Louise's story. I would like to know her life, look at her relationship in marriage, how her husband treated her, how she raised her boys. To understand how Perry could grow into such a man.

in general, it was interesting for me to watch this season, despite its "unfilled"
nature, probably due to the fact that after watching the first season I was impressed for a long time and I wanted to immerse myself in a similar atmosphere again
but the ending was disappointing, because all the events of the previous series in this case turn out to be meaningless
, you could just as well have filmed the first season + episode, as they still decided to go to the police and tell the truth

It seems like everything ended well!
I am very glad that Madeleine has resolved everything with Ed. This is a proposal to renew the vows🥰
The story with Mary Louis ended and Celeste decided to start life with a clean slate.
Jane finally decided to have a relationship with Corey. I hope they will be fine.
Renata dumped Gordon, which I'm very glad about, because well, he's not a match for her)
Bonnie opened up to Nate, although it was a sad moment, but she should have told the truth, I think she was relieved. I did not expect her to tell her mother "I love you", but she overcame her inner desires!
The end is intriguing, I really don't want to assume that they decided to tell the truth anyway, because everything seems to be fine:(

Celeste was incredible in court.🤩

an unpopular and possibly incorrect opinion: Mary-Louise got on her nerves all season, but at the end of the court decision, even for a second she felt sorry for her, parents always want to believe to the last that their children are the best and good, and then two of her sons are dead, and it turned out that one of them grew up an abuser because of her of course, now she will have to live with this truth, and considering that she has no one to even share such grief with, this is still a punishment.

And when Celeste sent Josh and Max to say goodbye/hug her, it turned out really touching.

I'm obviously going to be embarrassed, but this season is much weaker than the first one. I understand that the writers decided to go into drama, but this drama looks very weak. Didn't you put the squeeze on it? and the actresses don't play as much as in the first one, only Dern (the queen of this season) and Kravitz liked it. About Meryl: she is a good actress, but she plays very poorly here. again, my imho, for which I will obviously get a lot of cons.

Well, what can I say... I didn 't have high hopes for the second season and I did the right thing 🤷🏼♀️ The first season was an amazing finished story, and it was necessary to put an end to it.

Many wrote that this season was unnecessary, but for me personally it is very valuable that this story continued, and I like that it did not end with the murder, and we are shown the consequences and how the heroines experience it, how what happened affects their lives. I like that it was shown that the death of the abuser was not a "point" in the problems of Celeste and Jane. The only thing I missed was Celeste's meetings with a psychologist this season, I could have had more.
And I was very, sooo pleased that Ed decided to fix the relationship, and not ruin it. I really hope that he and Madeline will be fine.

I was the only one who thought that the court was cut off after watching the video? After watching the video, Mary Louise wanted to say something and in the next frame Celeste and Madeleine are already talking in the car.

at first I didn't want season 2 and I still think that in principle it was not needed, but damn, now I want season 3. I would like to know the fate of the "five" after recognition, the general reaction...

I love them all, but the second season is completely unnecessary.

You can endlessly watch fire, water, how another person works and... how Celeste smears Mary Louise on the wall. It's just gorgeous.
Considering the final scene, it seems like there should be a season 3. But he will turn over all the achievements of season 2. Celeste's children will be taken away, just like the others. I hope there won't be 3 seasons, as promised.
Well... Great acting, cool directing and a cool script - a masterpiece season 1 was released. In season 2, we were left with only amazing acting. 6 beautiful women on their shoulders pulled out all the flaws of directing and scenario lines. My God, I've watched the Mary Louise interrogation scene and the scene where Renata ruins her goat husband's toy house several times.
In general, I really liked the court scenes this season. Very much both filmed and played.
Nevertheless, the whole season turned out to be boring. Perhaps it was worth revealing more about the abuse by Mary Louise or reducing the number of episodes in the season. However, there is still no big negative, I will remember with great warmth another masterpiece from my favorite channel.

On the contrary, unexpectedly for myself, I got into season 2. I didn't think I needed it, but personally, it went much better than the first one and much stronger emotionally. Of course, we could have completed and explained all the misunderstandings, some storylines are torn and motivation is lame (I'm probably the only one like that, but I would like season 3), but it was a good story with wonderful acting and a native feminist message.

*suitable

The last piece of the puzzle fell into place — thanks to the flashback, it became clear that Mary Louise wanted custody of her grandchildren so much not so much to annoy Celeste and show how to raise boys by her standards, she just wanted to get a second chance to raise two brothers again, because Perry's brother died becausefor her.She wanted to make amends to herself first of all, to do everything right....at least that's what it seemed to me, based on the events of this episode.

Celeste is incomparable, a lawyer from God is simple, there would be more specialists like her, perhaps justice would prevail in court as often as possible!

Kaaaak cool Renata put her negligent hubby in his place this season, I would not only smash his toys with this bat, but also hit him on the back a couple of times.I'm glad for Jane and Madeleine, but I'm sorry for Bonnie, she's completely lost her temper, poor thing:(

It seems to me that it makes no sense to compare seasons and consider 2 worse than 1, because these are the stories "before" and "after" Perry's death, they have a completely different message and emotional load!His death is essentially a starting point, what was the life of these women before and after that, what conclusions they drew from this situation, how it affected their lives...in general, I still consider this series to be a masterpiece of the dramatic genre.👍

A good season, the castes are beyond praise, the ending was predictable, with regard to the boys and with regard to the fact that they will still reach the plots, simply because this big little lie oppresses everyone, someone in a bigger, someone in a smaller stepney, but the decision to go is right and worthy of the finale💪🏻
I won't get tired of praising Nicole Kidman for the second season, it's just that in this series the actress opened up from the other side😊

What kind of logic is it that you can't compare the seasons if they have different meanings? To anyone who has watched at least 10 TV series in their entire life, it is obvious that the second season has lost ground, and the fact that they have a different message does not make any sense

The only thought after watching is THAT ALL? # disappointment

I think it's a wonderful season. maybe because I just watched the first season recently, I tuned in to the slowness of the narration for a long time, so in the second season you already savor this slowness and emotions. as already noted above, problems do not disappear when getting rid of the abuser, and it was very important to show this.

It would seem that nothing impressive really happened. However, the season plunged into the atmosphere again, made the story live with the characters again. Or, at least, he made Monday evenings as cozy as possible: color correction, frame composition — all this creates a single image that will captivate the eye.
Meryl Streep is a delight. The new character fit in perfectly and added colors and new experiences.
Madeline and Ed's line was also impressive. It may be a platitude, but their strength and desire to fight for a relationship is awesome.
Besides, delight in Renata's strength. Is she trying to keep her family together too? How else to explain her colossal patience? And what kind of inner core should there be to survive such a fall, even with betrayal.
Bonnie and her relationship with her mother were also hooked. In short, there is a lot to say here, but the season was a success.
Probably not to say that it is a masterpiece, but it was wonderful.

I was delighted with the previous 6 episodes and in general, the beginning of this one exactly before the trial pleased me.
But the finale... Really?
No feelings at all

In terms of how they slept above, the acting pulled everything out. But really, in fact, nothing was closed, a lot was extinguished and then bang - all the class and pink ponies.
Honestly, I didn't expect such a setup.
Well, I'll remember the previous great episodes.

Of course, the Strip was the decoration of the season, like Skargard in the past - you wanted to look at both of them, even though you hate the characters.

Imho. A perfect, very beautiful ending that does not require any continuation. The lie ended, and life began. And what happens next is already prose.

it seems to me that it would be more logical if the scene with the five at the station was immediately after the trial. and then "they lived happily ever after"
this detective would have listened to them and said, "All right, well, you go to the bathhouse, even break in to unwind it all, go home already"

It seems like then the whole story could really be considered over.

I am very glad that I made a mistake and Mary Louise was not made a guardian))
In general, the ending is ideal for all firsts. We were able to give everyone a way out and develop. Even though everything ends with a trip to the police station, everyone has already done the most difficult work on themselves, and in fact, in order to move on, they will be able to live with it.
Despite the denouement, I don't want to say goodbye to the series and such a cast.

It was heartbreaking.

A beautiful picture with a stretched and squeezed plot.
For that, we all enjoyed a few hours of beauty, aesthetics and well-chosen good music.)))

I will join the camp of the disappointed
. I remember how delighted I was after watching season 1 and how glad I was that they extended it for the second one.. but as it turned out, it was in vain.
I don't know, in my opinion, there was a lot of water and understatement. we could have added more flashbacks with Mary Louise, about her family life, otherwise the character came out very ambiguous. I don't even know how I feel about her
, all this hard work and pumping up Bonnie's line, which in the end didn't lead to anything at all. Well, it turned out that she didn't love her hubby either.. And??? what will happen to her next, why is not clear
Renata💔 my gorgeous Renata. There was no happy ending either. That's sad for her

the only thing that warmed up in the episode was the scene of Ed and Madeleine's "wedding". How beautiful they are!!

I didn't like the final twist. did you correctly point out above — to hide the truth all season for the benefit of your families, so that in the end??? Should I check everything? It's not clear. some unpleasant feeling remained after the end

Ideally, imagine that the girls will receive community service, and Bonnie will be on probation for 2 years for manslaughter (thank God it has now been proven, thanks to the video, that Perry was cruel).

1) Madeleine, having almost lost her family, will learn to appreciate what she has - girls and a husband.
2) Celeste, having almost lost her children, will understand that she needs to fight with herself, with her "health" for their happy future together
3) Rinata, having lost all the money, will learn to live without them and give love to her daughter, not gifts and holidays worth millions, and maybe she will find a caring man and live with him easier, but happier / / or she will get up from her knees and again make a long way to business and give her daughter a life that is always about I dreamed.
4) Jane finally (!) let a man come to her - a strange but caring one. Even if it doesn't work out, she will believe in herself again and that she can have a healthy relationship...
5) Bonnie, Bonnie, Bonnie... I couldn't even think that she had so many problems, childhood traumas, secrets and lies in her life. There is not a single piece left of the first-season honest, gentle, open and happy Bonnie. I hope that saying goodbye to her mother/childhood, confessing to her husband and the police is something like liberation for her and she will continue to live without lies and secrets, learn to love herself, respect herself.

All the girls will still have a lot to fix and, above all, starting with themselves... but they are beautiful and have each other. Everything will be fine with them <3

Personally, I liked the second season more than the first. It seems to me that it is deeper, reveals the consequences of the events of the first quite realistically and shows that you should not give up even in the most difficult life situation. Most often, books and TV series show artificial psychology (characters go through unimaginable suffering without losing their fortitude) or depressive (the emphasis is on the negative side of events without solving the problem). Everything is perfect here: a difficult situation that is gradually beginning to resolve. The season finale touched me and gave me hope for the future.

It was a strong season, but I still wanted to see the director of the first season. In my opinion, he elevated the series to the "best of the year" and this season turned out to be, compared to the first, a passing one.
For people who write "why?": Did you really find the first season so intriguing? I was sure that people who, after watching the first season, took up the second, realized that it was not important what they would show, but how they would show it.

the whole series was wrapped in snot on my fist

How Madeleine stroked Ed's face -- :3

Please share the link🤗☺️ where I won't go it's blocked everywhere

Shailene Woodley said in an interview before this episode that they would all go to the cemetery to Perry's grave, but there was no corpse there. I still haven't seen this scene. Was the series edited right on the go?

The creators say that season 3, due to the busy schedule of the leading actors, does not seem to have a place to be, although if it is possible to negotiate in the future, everything is possible

Well, a happy ending is for almost everyone. But the season is really weak compared to the first one

I am glad for this season, as many here wrote for the sake of the cast and the beautiful Meryl Streep, as well as wonderful shots - this splash of the ocean is incredibly soothing.
And despite all the storylines that seem to have been resolved, there are still a lot of questions.
1. Why did they bring the mother here? Why all this delay with the coma? Well, except to explain that Bonnie had pushed Perry into thinking about her. So it turns out that she was thinking about it all the time, even though she hadn't seen her mother for a long time.
2. Why were the Tories shown? Just so that she would try to seduce Ed in revenge for Madeleine?
3. A completely unsolved story with constant surveillance by a detective, where did she go? Abruptly stopped watching?
4. Why did Jane become an aquarium worker if she is an accountant? Why was she brought together with this dude if a coffee shop waiter had been hitting on her since the first season? Why was he just crossed out?
5. Bonnie's mother saw that she would drown. And what was the purpose of this vision? Why was it shown if it didn't materialize?
6. Well, of course, why would everyone lie, fix all the relationships in order to eventually go to the police?

After the last scene, I think, "Well, that's it, next week is the finale," I come in here, and that was the finale! All that's left is bewilderment, really. No, I understand that open finals are so stylish, deep and all that, but it shouldn't have been like that. Besides, they themselves are almost sure that there will not be a third season. So it would be very appropriate to have a cheerful cut of short shots in the police, during the trial, in court, in prison (well, or whatever it would be) and at the end. Thirty seconds and the ending would have been much better.
In general, the season seemed normal to me, although it spoiled a lot in history, but in itself, it seems, is not so bad. Although, I still don't understand why he was needed. That is, they killed a man last season, and in this one, instead of constant interrogations, fear, tossing, doubts, pressure and other things, they show us how grandma wants to take her grandchildren and two or three conversations about murder from last season. The plot was sucked out of the finger, and even not completed properly. Although it was interesting, it would have been better if they had just filmed some other series with this plot.

To freedom with a clear conscience!

An unpopular opinion is a wonderful season. This season reveals and completes the theme of violence raised in the first one — how it exists even under the most beautiful facade, how it poisons everything and everyone around, how it lasts in time. Now the story really feels complete.

The first season did not seem to me to be either brilliant, endowed with some amazing intrigue, or completed. I quickly realized who and who would kill, and also, unfortunately, I know that nothing ends with the death/ disappearance of the abuser.

Strip-Kidman-Turf cheerfully dragged on the season, which, by the way, no one needed initially. Yes, there were good, interesting moments, but, in general, the continuation is very inferior to the beginning of the story. I'm glad that we finished here. There's no point in dragging it out any further. The actresses are great, but it's better to look at them in other projects than to watch how talent and skill manifest themselves in a script, the presentation of which causes more indifference than curiosity.

I don't know if there will be a season 3 ..... but if SO, I will be happy to watch it!
I don't want to sort it out by cogs, but in my opinion it's a great season that reveals the characters and feelings of all the characters!!!
A lot becomes clear, including why certain characters behaved like that and what happened!
I'm incredibly happy for Ed and Madeleine!
These two images are almost the most interesting!
Ed's explanation of how he sees their future life and whether Madeleine agrees to this arrangement.... just awesome!
The confrontation between Mary Louise and Celeste was a "trump card" from the very beginning and the ending cannot but please!!!
In general, all the others are interesting... and it ended the way it was supposed to end.....
A great season...

A great series.

Even if in the third season they will just drink coffee and chat about the weather, I will be happy to watch. The Magnificent Five)

special thanks for the selection of costumes and their colors - the eye rested and enjoyed)

I even managed to shed a tear a couple of times, so it's not that bad))) Everything was really good: the ending, the touching moments, the closing of the storylines. But only "not bad", while I unconditionally gave the first season 5 stars.

I love this series to the point of impossibility in my heart, it's very much! I cry tirelessly, it gives me goosebumps...

Nicole the incredible as Celeste

Just ♥

Yes, probably not to admit it) or maybe something new has happened) I love these seascapes so much... I will miss them) The actors are great too....

An unnecessary season with a vague story (which could fit in a couple of hours), and, funnily enough, with an open ending with no intention of continuing. Yes, that's good now, thanks to HBO.

What wonderful main characters all are! Yes, they are not perfect, yes, they are wrong - but they strive to figure everything out, and in the end they choose honesty - both in front of themselves, and in front of their loved ones, and before the law. This season shows that you can strive to become the best version of yourself in a variety of difficult situations - after childhood injuries, after domestic violence, and after self-disrespect lodged in the subconscious - you can and should deal with all this and move forward. And what wonderful mothers the heroines are - how they talk to children, how they try to explain everything - also honestly, and with respect for children. I fell in love with this series even more. The last episode goes to the heart on all counts.

Celeste is gorgeous!

I really liked how they compared the scenes in court when Celeste won, Mary Louise's tears, because she really did not know that she had made her son like this, and the scene in the hospital when Bonnie's mother asks for forgiveness.. Mary Louise didn't have time to apologize to her son, and Perry didn't have time to tell her how Bonnie did it... They both suffered from the cruelty of their mothers... And how significant that she was the one who pushed him... That's just Bravo for that! To the screenwriters.

Well, you are very necessary and beautiful to everyone. And that's why he's so kind

The whole season is essentially a huge eighth episode of last season. Where they come and turn themselves in to the police. The drama is a wagon and a cart, but there are no plot movements. Streep is playing great, everyone else is at the same level as last time. If the Emmys were deserved that time, this is clearly not the case.

The season is about nothing.

I was very amused by the moments with Renata when she went through the frames in court and always squeaked at them. Her reaction to it every time is simply incomparable 😅

I watched the season in one go, in 2 days (if I could have watched it without stopping). And it's been so long since I've been hooked on anything! Very vital! Very!!! First of all, Celeste. Yes, her husband is a cruel bastard, but she loved him and still loves him. That's what Mary Louise should have said! Despite his cruelty, she loved him. And, undoubtedly, she had and still has problems with this, but feelings still prevailed!

But the biggest discovery for me was Ed! This is the most amazing person in the world! I can't imagine (because I myself would never forgive treason!) how it was possible to survive, digest, and love my wife so much that I would not only forgive her, but also so nobly resolve the situation!Bravo!!!

All other lines are very clear. They were well played, there are no questions.

Jane is touching.

Mary Louise is simply divine! I'm just thrilled that Meryl Streep has joined the second season! An incredible actress!!! She can also be understood. And despite the fact that her cruelty to Perry is a lie, you can imagine her as a tough and domineering mother. There is no smoke without fire.

Overall, I'm thrilled! from the heat, from the game! The cast is amazing!!! Even if you are not a fan of the genre in general, I recommend this work to be viewed with reinforced concrete! I'm REALLY looking forward to season 3, at least because of the cast!

Deep down, I guessed that my mother—in-law was Meryl Streep. But I hated her all season anyway. She plays well.)
Zoey Kravitz is a sex bomb! I can't take my eyes off it.

If you look at it from the point of view of events, the second season really crosses out the first one in a sense, because why would you lie and try to fix your lives in order to eventually give up everything and go to the police? But it seems to me that the situation is a little more complicated.
In the first season, we were shown that all the heroines, despite the brilliant facade of their lives, have their own problems and their own secrets, that they all lie. It was exciting, even addictive, the narrative line was a taut string, because until the very last minutes it was unclear exactly what would happen or, more precisely, what happened. The second season is very different, because it's not about events and not about how a series of accidents brought together Monterey five, the second season, it's about emotions and experiences. If in the first we were presented with sketches of the main characters, then in the second they were made three-dimensional, providing all the necessary details. And the portraits of them all were created around one event-Perry's death. It was she who became the starting point and it was she who became the reason for their friendship, because if you remember, in the first season these women could hardly be called (best) friends. As Renata accurately said, "the lie is the friendship." Despite the lack of "eventful" tension, I liked the season and I'm glad that it was. The picture, the game, the music - it was nice to immerse yourself again in this special world of year-round +15.

I liked the season. Yes, he was weaker than the first one. But it's not about the events themselves, but about the presentation of the material. In the first season, as a viewer, we were presented with a lot of intrigues, plot riddles about characters that we could think about. Almost immediately, the murder was shown and throughout the season they fed the replicas of witnesses, and as a result, each episode could change guesses about both the future victim and the killer. We were given riddles like "What happened to Jane? Who is bullying Amabella? Is Ziggy really okay? What will happen to Celeste? What will happen to Madeline's play?" and so on, which gave food for the mind, fueled interest, because every phrase or look of the character became weighty.
And what about the second season?.. The only question that could be asked was about Mary Louise, but otherwise we were just observers. The viewer also needs to be hooked on intrigue to sit and think, and this was not enough here. Although the acting is still at the same level and the problems are no less important.
But, I hope, there really won't be 3 seasons, he's not needed here, especially since everything ended really strangely - go confess in the end and spoil everything for yourself? That's good, but they've already gone too far... Although, in general, this is just my view of things.

God grant you good health
🤦🏻‍♀️

Disappointment. Where is the gap?

In general, if we take this as a separate work, without reference to the first season, then this is a complete mess. They shouldn't have continued the story, it wasn't worth it..

Such a cool series that you want it even as a dose. I want that atmosphere and intensity, but that's it, the series is over and we need to move on somehow. Ready to move to live in Monterey

It's a good season. Great ending.

I love castes, music, and pictures. Because of this, I basically enjoyed watching the season. But the fact remains: I don't see why he was needed, except to make more money.

So much everyone is outraged about the need for season 2, it's amazing.
For me, many characters have revealed themselves in a new light, many unsaid things have been resolved, plus it's such a pleasure to watch this picture and the incomparable performance of the actresses. I want at least another season, besides, Reese seems interested.

The ending is great, I'm very glad that Corey and Jane are together, Ed and Madeleine's "wedding" is beautiful, and Bonnie can breathe freely. Renata will surely endure the actions of her asshole husband with fortitude, and I would like to wish only the most wonderful to Celeste.
Thanks for the season!

The characters and reasons for the actions of the main characters, all fears and failures are revealed from a larger point of view. The characters are not free from only one thing and, apparently, we will find out how everything will turn out and end next season. Although the scenario in which this was the end is not excluded.
About 15 years ago, I did not understand what was found in this Strip, since it has so many awards and nominations. Eh :) It would be a passing season, but this magical cast 🖤

I watched the series with a face: "Why am I watching this?"

The bottom line, in my opinion, is that everyone has resolved their family conflicts and is happily living happily.

Well, that's about it.

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Well, with such a cliffhanger, it should be extended, especially with such a cast. What are they up to? I don't think they went to turn in Bonnie, I'm sure they didn't. Most likely, they admit that there was an old lady there and it is unclear who pushed him, like that each of them pushed him.

I watched the series purely for the sake of the atmosphere of the first season, which was completely preserved: color, music, flashbacks, camerawork - all this is very aesthetically pleasing to the eye. Of course, I expected that the topic of Perry's death would also be promoted in the finale: either Bonnie would break down herself, or Celeste during the court case, so as not to lose custody of the children, if suddenly they decided to visit her with another murder (in addition to inappropriate behavior for a mother).

Explain, does the plot of the book end on season 1? Or is there a sequel?

I was waiting for it - Renata is beautiful! The Turf and Strip are great

Still, a strange ending came out, anyway

At the beginning of the first season, I somehow thought that Renata was the only one with harmony in her marriage, a loving husband. And it's like this. It is very beautiful, atmospheric and warm. I'm glad I watched this series.

The scene where Renata smashes her husband's toys is beautiful!
For the rest, I agree with the previous speakers. The season is watchable only due to the pictures, music and acting.

From the point of view of the plot, the second season was kind of unnecessary, but I would have watched the third one as well. Just for the purpose of aesthetic pleasure.

And why did they go to the police station

, they ruined everything with the last scene

The visual component is 5/5, but the whole season was released on 4/5. The actors play great, but there is not much history as such.

Weaker than the first season, of course, but overall beautiful and atmospheric.

The series is just a bomb!!Take a look and you won't regret it!the cast is great!
during the viewing, I had the feeling that I was watching a full-length film.the quality of the picture, the script, the actors, the sound - everything is on top

And I liked the season. I love this: when most of what is happening is in people's heads, in families. I was pleased to look at what happened to the heroes after, because this is also important: it shows that death alone is easy and simple, everything is not resolved, that every woman has her own struggle.
The soundtrack is great, the atmosphere is great too.
Yes, I enjoyed watching it and even stopped regretting that the season is now in the "on pause" status, and not completed - if they decide to extend it, I will also watch with pleasure.

I don't like happy endings, but in this series they all deserve it. And their trip to the police, whatever it turns out to be later, will at least free Bonnie. Or rather, all of them.
It was said that the second season was worse than the first. Maybe only if a little bit, because Alexander Skarsgard is less here)
A very important moral that will most likely be useful to me in the future: children see everything and hear everything.

The final song is amazing: Willie Nelson
Have You Ever Seen the Rain (feat. Paula Nelson)

She somehow lets everything go and gives the mood to everything that happened.

If there are no new mysteries - like another such incident as in the first, then season 3 will really be superfluous. No matter how much I admire the acting, but the plot must be there - otherwise it's not worth it.

On this episode, I couldn't stand it and burst into tears. A wonderful series. Great job, especially acting. In court, when the verdict was announced, I froze and burst into tears, at the end, when the women gathered together, I was already sobbing. A powerful story. A powerful game. A separate respect to the creators for how the consequences of milking the victim of abuse were shown. I can't single out a specific favorite from the top five, but probably everyone except Bonnie causes me sincere empathy. I really hope for a third season. Yes, it may be sucked out of your finger, but I'm sure it will still be a fire!

Maybe I don't understand something, but why would I win a court case, establish a relationship with Ed, find a boyfriend, then just go and turn myself in to the police? I don't understand.
It was quite possible to do without this season, but I am glad to have the opportunity to watch great acting again, listen to atmospheric soundtracks and enjoy the scenery. Although the plot is sucked out of my finger, but in principle I am happy, and thanks to the series for spending so much nerves while watching it! I love it when a movie / TV series / book doesn't just pass by, but evokes emotions and a desire to remember what happened and reflect. This series is like that.

Excellent caste. I just hated Meryl Streep's character all the way, and it's really cool when a negative character is well made.

Yes, the plot was sucked out of the plot of the first season, but it was still cool to watch even just the development of personal dramas. I'm probably already mentally at their age, I understand what motivates them all, so I easily empathize.

In the first season, all the episodes looked with pleasure and interest, and half of this (if not more) can be safely thrown out, and the remaining half would serve solely as an eyeliner for Celeste's masterpiece performance in court and the charming reconciliation of Madeline and Ed.
If there is a third season about the consequences of recognition and there will be even more water in it, I'm afraid it will be completely boring.

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For some reason, I hope that Bonnie still lied to Nathan in order to lay the straw before she went to prison, or said it in the deepest depression (although the diary scenes refute this). Nathan is an asshole, of course, but he doesn't deserve to be treated like this.

Should we wait for the 3rd season?

I'm waiting for the continuation!

Cool, interesting series, worth watching)

Season 2 is clearly superfluous. But despite the disadvantages, I generally liked the series

Probably too melodramatic a season, men are unlikely to go

Bonnie herself and her story, as well as her mother, were annoying. And only at the end of the season did she realize that she didn't love her husband? Why haven't we been shown her doubts before? A very weak season. The actors are wonderful. Streep has outdone everyone.
I really hope that the series will no longer be hyped.

The impeccable, insane cast did its job, there were quite a few strong scenes, although the worst thing, in the end, was on a large scale, it all led nowhere.
And yet, after watching it, there is absolutely no feeling that time has been wasted and without pleasure.

The second season is worse

The second season was also shot very beautifully. The acting is on top. But the plot raises a lot of questions and seems to sag. Everything seems to be far-fetched. The result is disappointment.
In my opinion, the first season was enough. That was the end of it.

Well, you can't end the season!!!
What will happen next?? I want to continue!!!

The series is gorgeous
It was shot amazingly (except for the operator's shaking hands)
Caste's game is just bombastic, Kidman and Skarsgard were especially impressed - I admired them and at the same time I was very worried.
I also agree that the second season is slightly below the level of the first, but still, the plot and the picture are insanely good.
I liked everything and I want the third season))
Py.Sy. Celeste - van love ❤

What a strong Celeste! After the trial, she asked the boys to approach their grandmother. I do not know what I would have done in her place, but I think I would not have forgiven, harbored anger and generally did not let the children see their grandmother after that. My applause for her! I hope the boys will grow up to be good and kind people.

Damn, I'm thrilled! I liked the second season even more than the first!!!
I'm glad for Celeste that the children were left with her. I'm happy for Madeleine too, but I still didn't understand, did her husband just decide to forgive her just because he cheated on her or what?
I'm not too surprised by the ending, because when I saw that they were all going, I immediately realized that I had to go to the police! I'm thrilled, I'm looking forward to season 3!!

Is there any news about the sequel?

Closed ♥️

It was necessary to try so hard, they poured it from empty to empty. In general, the trend is not very good: of all the male characters, only Ed is more or less sympathetic.
the character of Mary Louise was never fully revealed, they did not give her a background.
Jane's #metoo is a strange logic: after all, she purposefully met a married man in a bar and agreed to go to the rooms with him, obviously not to drink tea, but to have sex. I was ready and agreed. So who's the evil pinocchio here? why does a woman not think about her own safety in the first place, agreeing to an intimate relationship with a random person?
Celeste was also happy with everything in marriage, such a relationship format, she herself was not averse to using force. She inflicted the injury recorded in the hospital on her husband, not him. Well, they also found a piano in the bushes - recordings of beatings.
When does Renata work? Seriously, a businesswoman with a serious business wouldn't have time for these games.
mystical inserts were not particularly appropriate. and the therapy and trial scenes are not professional; they tried to push the drama.

if the first episodes of the first season were somewhat like "True Detective" (for girls only))), then there is no intrigue at all, and this is a big minus. it would be more interesting to open all these psychological traumas against the background of some action, rather than so directly in the forehead.

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The infantilism of Renata's husband is amazing:

- ... We're selling our house, our daughter's house, and all this time you've been fucking the babysitter!!!
- Now she's gone, and I need to play with something.

although the plot of the season is noticeably lower compared to the first, but the monologues are excellent
, very accurate, piercing and attentive. what's in court, what's Ed's feelings, what's Renata's gorgeous lines, wow
, I was very happy not only to watch this season, but to listen
and it's nice to see strong, passionate, smart, beautiful women and their inner struggle with themselves and the external struggle with others, which they go through together and each alone. It's very inspiring.

It all turned out to be something of an amateur. The first season is good, there are no words, it took a lot to the soul and raised many difficult topics, sometimes questions, life situations. The second season... nothing. He's not really talking about anything, it would be better to finish, of course, on the first one. And I hope there won't be a third season, because it will be another attempt to pull the cat by the balls. They screwed up the whole ending. I didn't like it. There are too many questions left. And ... if you're bringing everything to a logical conclusion, guiding people on the path of correction and all that, then somehow it was wrong to leave some characters without an end, where it would be clear how they would solve their problems. Take Renata and her husband, for example.

In general... everyone will decide for themselves whether it was worth it or not, but for me, only the first season was worth my time. The second one is not.

It's a wonderful and beautiful season, it's a pleasure to watch
, but it's completely pointless
as a pleasant addition after the finale of the first season

The series was suddenly closed, they promised a 3rd season

It's a good series with a very important topic that definitely needs to be talked about. The camera work and the cast are also excellent. It's a pleasure to watch. I would especially like to highlight Laura Dern, an incomparable actress.
But as it seemed to me, the second season was not very necessary. There is a lot of water from which you get noticeably tired. Due to the fact that the whole intrigue was revealed at the end of the first season, it greatly affected the sequel.

The season of disclosure and acceptance. It turned out to be surprisingly strong. For a long time I did not dare to watch the sequel, waiting for the worst. In fact , very much on the level of 👍

For the first time, I liked the film adaptation more than the book. To the series 10/10

I don't know, I liked both season 1 and season 2. Everyone had their own little "tangles of lies", which eventually formed one big and very serious lie. And in the second season, everything was smoothly untangled, and not only the general one, but also each of its own. The end seems to be open, but the outcome is obvious - they will take responsibility, which is right.

When season 2 came out and I eagerly turned on the first episode after a long break, I immediately turned it off. Maybe it wasn't the right mood, but it didn't work out at all.

And now, almost a year later, I watched the season just in one go. And even though I hardly remember season 1 anymore, season 2 came out great.
I fell in love with Nicole Kidman in a new way. I really like their tandem with Reese.
And that's how infuriating Mary Louise was, with such a beloved actress))
It's funny to see baby Sheldon not Sheldon😂
10/10 ! I'm in vostrga!

This is the ending we deserve, the series has outlived everything in its two seasons.😄

The most emotional and hugging episode of such a tedious season. A disturbing trial, a mimic wedding and those damn trains are all the highlight in one episode of seven. I think if season 2 hadn't happened, I wouldn't have lost much.
No, I would have lost it....once again, I would not have admired Meryl Streep, as always gorgeous. Probably, it was only because of her that I lasted seven episodes.
I'm sorry, but I won't miss you.....

I am very disappointed with this season, and it is good that it was closed.
After the first season, something was missing, the first season was very good and finished!
But I love the screensaver of this series, it's a pity to part with it.

In the end, why did the detective constantly review the records from the interrogation? She never investigated the case, everything remained at the guessing stage!

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The first season is better than the second. Somehow they stuck everything on

I'm still looking forward to the next season. I don't like it when they leave the ending of a story open.

Meryl Streep is just incredible.
It's a strange season, but I can't say it's a bad one. The scene in court is great. It seems that everything was started for her.

While I was watching, I read the comments, people wrote that the series immediately caught on, it was interesting from the very first episode. It wasn't like that for me, it was somehow difficult to "get used" to the fact that episodes were passing, and nothing seemed to be happening. However, by the end of episode 3 of season 1, I was interested. In the first season, it was interesting to find out what happened, what kind of characters they were, what kind of connection they had. The second season, in principle, was also interesting. We found out how they live on after the incident, what happens in their lives. In general, the series itself touches on just the same set of problems that we have in our lives, and the actresses played very well and touchingly. The end, of course, is open, but not as much as it happens when it is not at all clear what will happen next, there can somehow logically be a chain of actions. Well, it's a good series, but I don't think it's for revision :)

Will there be a season 3?

I didn't read the dissatisfied comments. I really enjoyed the season. I'm happy that I watched it. I won't go into details, I'm just glad it exists.

Ooooh the song in the finale is gorgeous

I am very pleased with the story. Many people condemn the second season and throw poop. But I'm very inspired after watching it, and I feel really complete, like I've watched a movie that's a few days long. I empathized with everyone. Every secret, every emotion. All lies, from big to small. I felt everything and it's a complete thrill.

It looks like there will be a third season.

I watched both seasons with admiration. The cast coped with their roles and conveyed all these emotions so incredibly! I enjoyed watching it.

How beautiful Meryl Streep is! The second season is worth watching because of her)

It's a very vital series. The cast is amazing. I'm in puppy delight gentlemen)

Meryl Streep agony played

But I think season 2 was superfluous.

In general, it's fine, but season 1 was better and the finale was more interesting. Everything played well, it's just that there was no such interesting story as in season 1.

We completed it well. The detective promised relief to the one who confesses first, and they all came at the same time :)

But somehow I feel sorry for Bonnie's husband and daughter. It turns out that the reason for the breakup of a good supportive family was the current situation, which stirred up Bonnie's childhood traumas, and the fact that she could not trust her husband.
The breakup of Renata's family is understandable.

Yes, from the very beginning it was possible not to lie to them if you think about it, but wild stress, fear,
one said, the others picked up, and then they just stuck to this line so as not to set each other up, which does them honor.
There's no danger of going to jail for the four of them, but for Bonnie, it's as good as it gets. But I think that if Celeste takes up her defense or pays for a lawyer, she will be acquitted in no time. Plus, at the moment they already have evidence that Perry beat his wife.
The lies stopped. You can continue to live without a stone on your heart. It's a very logical ending to the series.

Honestly, I've been away from the show for a couple of days...in one gulp of season 2...The cast is simply amazing..The plot is on fire, and an important topic of domestic violence has been raised. It's a pity for children, of course, they really look at adults and imitate them. I really liked the series. Even more, "fires are smoldering everywhere."
This series has really come to a logical ending. For me, all the points are set and there are no special questions. Super

Waiting for season 3

They all enter the police station together. It looks like the biggest little lie of all is finally coming to light. 💀

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I really liked the series, especially the cast 😻

I really, really liked the first season, and the second one didn't come in at first, but over time I started to worry so much about each character. Everything was played perfectly and dramatically, it tickled the nerves.

Every woman can be understood, everyone had a very difficult situation and it was a shame for everyone. The only one I don't like anymore, compared to the first season, is Bonnie, who is very sluggish and no good. I understand that she was under a lot of pressure, but nothing happened to the character except mental anguish, which did not play out very well.

I really liked the final episode, everything ended quite logically, except, again, Bonnie's story. I'm really sorry about her mom. But Bonnie was cruel to her husband.

And so everything ended beautifully.

It's a pity that we won't see how their trip to the police ended.

The open ending is very intriguing, there won't be a season 3. Yes, and the second one was sucked out of my finger, as it seemed to me. But overall, I really liked the acting and the series as a whole.

My girls, my family... Already, as sisters, I was happy and worried with them, every moment of every episode. I think the ending is very decent for most of them. I'm really sorry for Bonnie and Renata.😔 I can only say thank you for such a wonderful series. I will definitely review it!

To be honest, sometimes, reading other people's comments anywhere, I slowly begin to lose faith in humanity. "Why did they go to the police at the very end, they just fixed everything!!!" Em. The series is called "big little lies" and, in fact, is entirely dedicated to the full disclosure of how that big little lie can greatly change people's lives. The main characters have lost everything because of this - the trust of their partners, their careers and money, the chance for a quiet life, and some have almost lost their minds! This concludes the bombing on the topic "how could you watch the series and not understand anything at all." 🤣😘 From myself, I can only add one more thing - why the hell does Nicole Kidman look like this at 50?! This is illegal under all the laws of all worlds - Muggle and magical. 😤😂

Gods, what was all this about?.. For the sake of beautiful flashbacks, that's all. The previous season was a cut above. Although maybe these are high expectations🤷♀️ Meryl Streep, of course, pleased, especially as an antagonist)) and the ending is also logical, everyone stomps into the station together, for some reason not afraid of accusations of perjury... Well, okay, so what 🙈

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A very strong scene in court. Celeste was doing great.

I didn't come alive with such an ending, from the word-at all😬
I feel very sorry for all of them, especially Bonnie, in my opinion she suffered the most🥺

Honestly, the second season is not at the box office at all. It's too tedious, there's too much fighting over and without. Clarifying the relationship. This court. The series is certainly beautiful, the main characters are each in their place, except for Kravitz, she didn't fit into the top five at all.

Somehow they pulled and pulled and it didn't work out. I was glad to see Meryl, and the whole storyline with Nicole and the kids was interesting, and Renata opened up in a new way - a gorgeous character, but otherwise it's not clear. They didn't explain the detective's guesses, they didn't show the finale, they won't put him in jail. The whole season was a blur of relationships , and it would have been better if the detective and her thoughts had been revealed .

"Big Little Lies" Gets a Third season

This was confirmed by Shailene Woodley, the star of the hit HBO series. According to her, the main problems now are the script, which is still being worked on, and the schedule of the actresses, since it is not so easy to gather Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Meryl Streep, Zoe Kravitz and Laura Dern under one roof.

Recall that initially "Lies" was a film adaptation of the novel of the same name by Liana Moriarty, but after the first season, the showrunners began to take the story in new directions.



Apparently, this can be considered an official extension statement.

How inimitably Meryl Streep succeeds in the role of bitchy rats!

No matter how much of a monster Perry was, it broke my heart for him and for the car crash flashback in general, plus when Celeste brought up the details of Mary-Louise's beatings, humiliations, and accusations in court that Perry had told Celeste. So that's where the legs come from. Perry was constantly beating his mother, beating Celeste. And therein lies the biggest drama. Take the relationship between Bonnie and her mother as a parallel. Everything depends on the climate and the treatment of the child in and out of the family. Perry was really sick. In no way am I trying to justify violence on his part right now. It's just a fact, and something had to be done about it. Celeste - to ensure safety for herself and the boys and leave, Perry - to undergo serious psychotherapy. Violence is not the answer. His death was not necessary at all.

In my opinion, the season came out really optional, as a bonus episode in addition to the first season. As a gift to the fans. But, in my opinion, the season was very important from a psychological point of view, revealing the essence and main message, in my opinion, of the picture as a whole, the value of the family microclimate as a cell of the formation of a separate human personality, group, civilization.

For some reason, she expected Bonnie to commit suicide from this wild feeling of unhappiness and the tearing desire to confess. But that didn't happen. So now we just have to wait for the resolution of this open ending in season 3.

I watched the series, and what I want to say is that 14 episodes could easily fit into 10 if you cut all these voids between dialogues, sometimes it's necessary, but everything is too long here.
And of course, the fact that one situation was analyzed for 2 seasons.
Such is the speed of events
But the plot is interesting, hot topics are raised)

I liked Celeste, Renata and Mary Ann the most. Very interesting characters, the situations they faced. And the actresses played just fine. 👍
Regarding season 2, I have to agree with the majority: the season is about nothing.
Especially this drama with Madeline.
The whole season was pulled by three heroines, whom I mentioned at the very beginning.
The third season, in my opinion, is completely superfluous.

Had a great laugh from the stage *Renata and bita* 😂😂😂

It was interesting to observe the mental state of the characters. That's all.

I agree with all the comments above, season 2 could have contained a maximum of 5 episodes, but not 7. it's a little boring, but

of course, season 2 is a bit weak, not what I expected, but it was still very interesting to watch, enjoy the picture and the actors.

I hope that season 3 will not be, as for me, the story is over, it does not require continuation. The cast is just a delight, but the series itself is a bit tedious in places, I expected more after reading a lot of rave reviews.

I really liked season 1, not so much season 2, but it's not bad either.
I was afraid that Celeste's twins would be taken away from her, but her defense in court and Mary-Louise's interrogation were excellent. I'm happy for Jane that she's getting better, just like Madeleine.
In general, the series is good, it's very good that Perry turned out to be dead.

That dumb old bitch has been freaking out all season. In place of Celeste, at the first lunge towards the children, he strangled and buried them in the nearest forest. A sick monster, not a mother who seeks justice.

For me, the most interesting line this season was probably the revelation of Mary Louis as Perry's mom. If Perry is a typical narcissist, then she is a typical narcissist's mother (and also kind of a narcissist herself). The puzzle has formed.
It's a very powerful moment when Celeste draws the boys' attention to the upset grandmother and hints to support her. I want to believe that her upbringing will overcome all that the boys have already managed to absorb at an earlier age.
Celeste herself is beautiful at the trial. It was a very powerful move with the interrogation of Mary Louis, she was just thinking why she was not being checked for adequacy. I would also like to note what a huge path Celeste has gone through in self-reflection since the first episodes of the first season. I remember how at the first personal sessions of psychotherapy she was in complete denial, and now in court she herself defends the fact of abuse.

Bonnie-ah, that's what she meant in the first season when she mentioned that everyone carries their own personal burden. And yet her story is not entirely clear. Why did she get married if she didn't love? Do you also confirm to yourself that you can love her? And what was the whole subject of her mother's predictions about? Let's say that Bonnie is drowning is just a metaphor, but why should her mom's predictions usually come true?

In general, the ending was a bit confusing, it seems that most of the branches were closed, but the feeling of incompleteness does not leave, somehow it was torn off. And the transition from branch closures to self-incrimination seemed too abrupt, probably causing some confusion.

This season is not as expressive as the first one. But! I'm glad he's here, because after the first season, there are still a lot of questions about what's going to happen next, how it's all going to turn out, and how the characters will survive it. And I'm glad that in this series they have completed all the lines and resolved all the issues. I'm calm for every character.😌😌

It would be ideal if Madeleine confessed before taking the oath that she was hiding the truth about the murder. From a clean slate, everything is fine, so to speak)

I hope there won't be 3 seasons. I want short, finished series. And not as usual, stretching for ten years. 😒

We could just do episode 8 in the first season, for example, for an hour and a half, and just show how someone's life turned out next, rather than introducing a new character and inflating the tragedy (for the whole season!) around child custody and other things. We didn't need a second season, it ruined the overall score of the series.

I really liked the series. This is the second one from L. Moriarty (at first I watched 9 completely unknown people). Now I'm thinking of reading. It's very cool, very interesting, and the second season didn't come out stupid at all (I read the comments, many were worried) - they finished the story beautifully. The best couple, of course, are Adam Scott and Reese Witherspoon (although it's very sad that she cheated on him) and a couple named Shailene. I would like to see something else so interesting. Well, Nicole is gorgeous as always, apparently Moriarty liked her very much.

to be honest, I still didn't understand why the second season was needed, because in fact, the first one would have been enough. but still, the series is not bad, especially the first season.

I watched the last episodes at an increased speed. The second season is weak. The line with the boys' custody is simply sucked out of the finger, because:
1. Celeste finds a video of violence at the last moment (yeah, but she hadn't seen it before).
2. Celeste "remembers" how Perry told her about the accident and his mother (and before that she had blackouts, and she doesn't remember?).
3. Why weren't we shown that Celeste Houliard had lovers? (I suspect boxing is involved)
4. Excuse me, why does the court even care about the number of Celeste's lovers? How does this relate to the safety of sons or where is it prohibited?

In short, nonsense. What a cherry to fight for your families and children so that you can go to the police later🤨🥱

I really liked the series, the acting is amazing, the music, the visuals, the stories. The last scene sent goosebumps all over my body, as they all drove up to the station. Of course, I don't understand the American judicial system, but judging by the TV series about the courts (of course, the base is not very good) with good lawyers, perhaps with a jury, they will all be able to get out. Because in fact they were saving a friend from being beaten. Well, I'll imagine it for myself :D

and I liked the season. Let's say Madeline had problems with her husband, but they sorted it out by the end of the season. Jane and Celeste were trying to cope with their injuries. Bonnie reconciled with her mother. and Renata was shown from the other side. By the way, what a terrible husband she has. After all, does he want her to be happy because he can keep his toys? He doesn't even seem to feel guilty.
It's a good ending. touched it. ) :

As I understand it, the season was needed in order to look at these five beautiful but difficult women :)

It was necessary to finish on season 1, imho

Well, that's the end (or not?). A tortured second season. There is no new intrigue or anything worthwhile in it. The creators just threw problems at the characters the viewer loved. I watched it and a comparison with the last season of Housewives popped up in my head: also a random murder, remorse, lies and secrets. So everything turned out much better there, despite the fact that it was the end of the series, which ran for 8 years. Here, alas, the scriptwriters could not spell out something intelligible.
Of course, the series is based on the actors, you can't take that away from him. But to be honest, I'd rather look at them in other, more worthwhile projects.
P.S. The final solution is just something with something. The logic went out of the chat.

It's a good series. Beautiful picture and high-quality acting. I'm very happy for Madeleine and Ed, I didn't believe in them at first, but I think they can handle it. I feel sorry for Renata, the one who thought she had everything, but in reality..
Finally, Jane was able to overcome her fear and pain, I hope she and Corey will succeed.
I am happy for Celeste, although it was clear that she would win this trial, despite the fact that she was emotional at some points.
Overall, the series is very decent, of course, not everything was smooth, the lines with Bonnie are a bit strange, but as for me, they are quite appropriate.
I'm sure that the last scene won't affect their future physical in any way, I think the maximum is house arrest or something like that (I don't know about Bonnie)
The Monterey Five have finally let go of those lies that have long since expired and now I hope they can live a full life.🌸

Oh my God, Ed is such a good man and husband. He's like a unicorn - there's no such thing in nature. 🤭

I had two feelings about this series, at first it couldn't drag me out in any way, and I only got involved in episode 3.
I love Witherspoon, she's a great actress. The cast, in general, is quite good.
But when I watched this series, it caused me anxiety and anxiety, although there are no such problems in life to feel like this. 🤪
I liked how Celeste put Marie-Louise in her place.

Renata's husband is so arrogant..
and Mary Louise even felt sorry for a second
in general, they played everything perfectly, the characters evoked sympathy, except that, with the exception of Bonnie's branch, it was sooo long and crumpled.

Bottom line: a second season was necessary.
If at the end of the first season we were shown three lost main characters, but by the end of the second, everything was more or less fine with them.
The actresses played well, except for the actress playing Bonnie, whose character I still didn't understand. Or was it meant to be? In the book, I imagined the heroine differently.
I didn't regret watching it at all.

What to say.. there was no need to continue the series for a second season. The new villain is the mother of the previous villain (although Meryl is beautiful, so that no one would say that she stole attention to herself). The mystical line was completely delusional, squandering all these visions that led nowhere at all. I didn't appreciate the last scene either, seriously, going through so much together, just what? Allegedly, happiness turned away from them because of lies? Well, Camon.

Of course, she cried when the verdict was announced, Celeste is incredible.♥

No matter what anyone says, the series is beautifully shot, and I'm ready to worship its soundtracks. In general, I enjoyed it, including the second season.

One of my favorite series❤

Fuuuuu bitch!It was so good, no, shit it all in the end.WHY THIS PUPPETEERING????WHAT'S THE POINT???I know, but still.......

Celeste just blew Marie-Louise apart 👍🏻
I'm happy for Madeleine.
I didn't like Bonnie as a character, and even in the end, I don't love you...
I haven't read the book, so I don't know what will happen in the end, who will be imprisoned? Who will be punished?

The first season is awesome! It didn't work out with the second one. Let's see what happens in the third one..

Surprised by the comments. The series "Big Little Lies", a whole season, shows how a common secret and a common deception, destroys the life and psyche of each of the women, more or less. How they are afraid of exposure, how they worry about what will happen to their children, how they try to hide everything and pretend that nothing happened, how their conscience torments them, how they cannot share with their loved ones, show depression, guilt, their old pains and traumas. Everyone tries to cope, but in the end they recognize that they have to take responsibility for their life and their actions, and they do it. I do not know what other dynamics or "completion should be. As for me, this is a series about psychologism and shades of feelings, and not about stunning turns and a lot of new events. For me, the story is finished and finished logically. I'm glad they didn't just magically forget everything and start a new life with their husbands and children.
I am very happy for Celeste, for how much she has changed, to dare to show such a video publicly...She really got to the bottom, but she was able to push off from it and change her life for the better. I believe she can handle it. And the judge made a wise decision. No matter what Celeste is or what Mary-Louise is, children's opinions matter and they are really better off with the mother they know and love, who has taken care of them, who has lived with them all this time. And not with their grandmother, who was not in their lives at all, and who is busy only with her deceased son, and not with the real well-being of her grandchildren.
Glad that Bonnie was able to admit out loud all the difficult feelings for her mother, everything she did to her ((((but didn't kill her.

It's been a boring season...

It seems to me that this season would have been significantly revived if Renata's husband had followed Perry
's fate :) There just wasn't enough revenge for his vile behavior, so I don't mind another slippery ladder.
I perceive the season as an epilogue and an addition to what has been said. In this regard, he is quite good.
They revealed more about Bonnie and finally answered my question - how did such an unearthly yogi, an adept of spiritual practices, get along with Nathan? Of course, they did not answer directly, but her confession of dislike put a lot in its place. I don't want to say that Nathan is bad - despite his rudeness, he looks like a good partner, it just caught my eye back in the first season how different they are.
Well, I'll join the chorus of voices: Ed is the best. I have admired his adequacy and pleasantness since the very beginning of the series. However, most likely this love grew out of love for Ben in the Parks.

I really liked the series. Even if there was no super-duper unexpected ending in both seasons, but this is such a fascinating story, such an amazing work of actors, directors, looks in this breath. You immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the series, you get into every story.
I'd love to watch another season if it's going to be filmed.

The series has been on hiatus for 7 years now
So will there be a sequel or not
It would be interesting to see
The cast is just a bomb

Why is the status "on pause" again?((

If the last episode of this season was shown at the end of the first season, then nothing would have changed much 😁

Oh my God, I fell in love with this series!! And even if the second season is not so intriguing, but I still give 5 out of 5! The acting, the atmosphere, the filming-all this leads to goosebumps at the end of each episode!!

A super series. Finally, they showed people as people. Cool kids so rarely show them as normal and that everyone is from the family. And adults with their own problems and those who break down and try to solve problems. It's a great series in terms of what kind of people here haven't watched it in 100 years. Well, the ending is cool, so they didn't hide it and went

As for me, the second season is much more interesting and brighter.
The first one was boring for me, I even thought about stopping watching
The problems of the victim of abuse were shown very well, and how it ends for children living in such an atmosphere!

As for me, the final is open.
I think it was worth filming season 3 or just a couple more episodes.

The series is so strong that it gives you goosebumps.

It was after this series that I fell in love with Reese and Nicole. They used to be just actresses for me, but with this series they revealed themselves as strong professionals. I watch all the TV shows with them. This series also gave me my beloved Zoey. Anyway, I didn't like short series before, but now I appreciate them and collect them. Thanks to the creators of BML ❤

How she smeared her mother-in-law❤️

It's a great series, but the second season doesn't seem to be very important.

The series is great. We showed all possible problems and how to deal with them. What does abuse lead to in the family? Very unpleasant moments ((( And the mother-in-law, well, such a vixen. She's like a God's dandelion. It's good that she got her!

Surprisingly, after 7 years, the series is back! A new book by Liana Moriarty will be released this year, which will be followed by a sequel, which HBO has officially announced. ☺️🤗