s01e08 — When Did We Become These People?

What a nasty woman. She did not support her husband in court, did not allow him to communicate with already grown-up children, accused him of treason (after all, she herself was a lover of licking expired chocolates in the marital bed for years), and when she flew at work for her own actions, she thought again. And then I went to look for pity from him.
Finally, at least someone told her the truth at work!
I hope Coop doesn't go to jail for murder, because his lawyer doesn't inspire much confidence yet.

The guys had a great rest! I'm glad they believe in Coop, that he's innocent, and despite all their differences, they're with him. And I don't feel sorry for Mel at all. She destroyed her family out of boredom and still doesn't believe Coop now. Oh, and of course she can sleep right and left, but her men can't. It's brilliant.

Damn, Chalk is so annoying that I'm too lazy to list everything.

It's strange that Coop didn't raise the question of who framed him and put the gun in the trunk.

When Coop and Co. were having fun at the club, Coop's former colleagues gave him information about the problems at his former place of work. I wonder if he will be able to use this somehow to earn money, or did his colleagues just complain about their superiors?

There are so many aspects I wanted to discuss with you about this episode, but my feelings of disgust for Mel overwhelm everything else.
You're a complete idiot. Not that I'm happy that she got what she deserved in her own way. But she should have been taught a lesson long ago.
I cheated on my husband, I cheated on the one I cheated on my husband with. She ran after her ex, pulled money and emotions from him, but immediately believed in his guilt and turned away (even the children, who, due to their teenage characteristics, had been hating their father all season, took his side in a difficult situation). Yes, he may be a murderer (but I don't believe it), but in any case, don't forget about the presumption of innocence.
And the scene in the coffee shop? Hello, this is your EX-husband! You don't have to worry about who he's sleeping with anymore, and you don't have the right to yell at Sam about it.
Thanks to her boss for trying to open her eyes. But Mel is so self-confident and with a "crown on her head" that she didn't even realize what her problem was. Hitting a man just because he was pushing himself? Are you sure you're a psychologist?
She's selfish. She's an infantile girl. Fool.

Is it interesting to finish in one episode (TV series) or will it be renewed for a second season?

Mostly a filler series.
The only thing that is clear is who took the money. Maybe she left the gun in the trunk, but just as a gift to Coop for self-defense from an art dealer, and she didn't think the cops would come to him.
While I was writing, I really like this version.

There is a thought that it was Samantha who killed her husband, she behaves a little turbidly, and I want to shout at her, I don't believe it. But then how did she know Coop was in the house that night? Are there baby monitors everywhere, or was she there that night and saw him, because after she took the kids to her mom, she went somewhere… Although I'm not entirely sure that she knew about these baby monitors, because she was surprised when they showed a recording of their intercourse with Coop, or pretended to.

It's just that Mel is despised here, but what a scum Sam is all the same. It's like a cottage cheese. I'm just getting more convinced that it's her.

I'm more interested in the housekeeper, they show her story, but they still haven't shown how they broke up with Coop, maybe she killed him, maybe he took cash from the house, because they didn't find anything stolen or just didn't notice

the most boring episode of the entire season so far

The joint scene of watching the Commandos after a fight is just brilliant! I laughed out loud XD

Now I'm already burning out with Coop's friends. We got into a fight, watched a movie, and went drinking and having fun)
Thank you for not getting high and drunk at the club or on the golf course again. And how they were not burned down in the morning by those who play there.

As I suspected, Elena took the money. Well, of course, who else)) she needs it most of all.
Maybe she killed Paul, too, by accident or on purpose.
But it seems to me that the end of the season will be epic anyway - it doesn't even matter if Coop is imprisoned or not.
Unless there's some other plot twist involving Lou or one of the other minor characters.

P.S. Mel and Samantha are both still murky creatures who are worth each other.

We've already talked about Samantha's alibi, Henry's birthday, several times. But she brought the children to her parents a day before their birthday, and then she went somewhere.

No series. There's nothing to even discuss. A couple of phrases were funny here)))

Mmm, another episode that doesn't move the plot in any way. And the end of the season is coming soon(
I think warming up for season 2 is everything.

A real male horror, as it was written somewhere. The whole episode can be described as "I didn't kill"

I liked how in the beginning Mel forbade Coop to enter the house to the children, because "they suffered because of you," I already exclaimed out loud "Because of you, yeah, they suffered because of him," and then a couple of moments later she fights with her husband's mistress in a cafe. for all to see, precisely because she wants to protect the children, and not because she is indignant, how is it that her husband did not kill himself without her, but went to have fun too) And anyway, how can you be so infuriating with your existence, a child psychologist who can't talk to her children, it's clear that her family knows that she's a psychologist, so they avoid rummaging through their heads, they want a mom, not a doctor. In short, as I see Mel, everything inside me is boiling.
And for some reason, this is the only series that I rewind the screen saver to, as if the song doesn't fit, or I don't know, I don't want to watch and listen to it again.

I join Mel's haight. She got an answer in the form of the same thing that happened to Coop, she's to blame for it, but she still blames Coop. Class)))

Her conflict with Sam had killed her. "why the fuck did you sleep with my ex-husband?!" Lol what? What do you care who your EX-husband sleeps with, who you cheated on? 🤪

The funniest thing in this episode is the Coop dancing 🤣

Men: "I'm fine, no depression."
Also men:

From the very beginning of the series, Coop breaks the 4th wall and talks to the audience. When the lawyer said that the jury would not believe him, there was a feeling that the whole story was Coop's performance in court, and the audience was acting as a jury. And in the margins, the silent question is, will we believe in such a story or not?

First, Mel cheated on Coop with Nick.
Then Mel cheated on Nick with Coop.
I support the whole haight towards this character. But now the guys are 1:1, and they're kind of even and communicating with less stress. I think Coop feels lonely now more than ever and misses a friend, even if it's Nick (there's nowhere else to take other friends in their closed world anyway). He's not such a bad person after all. Makes smoothies, lends a car with a driver to a friend, etc.

As much as Mel is mad, she doesn't really consider other people. First, she cheats on her husband with her lover, then cheats on her lover with her ex-husband and informs the whole neighborhood about it in order to take the ex-lover away. At the same time, she is not a real beauty, not super successful in her career, and not the nicest person. The feeling that it was introduced only to set off the suffering and nobility of the Coop. And Nick seemed to really love her, or at least tried to.

Can I have a gif of a dancing Hamm? 😍

- Dad's out on bail, and Mom's fighting in a coffee shop
- But you'll get a great college essay
))

In the last episode, someone mentioned that Elena might be the killer, and in this one, they even showed a flashback where she holds a gun, so I'm starting to think that's a good idea!

About Mel, I support everyone - a mad aunt.

By the way, their daughter is very beautiful.

That reminds me, sorry, dom2, where everyone fucked up.

From a kid, an actor is like from a Biryusa refrigerator

I would never want to live in such a sewer where everyone knows you and if something happens in your family, then everyone washes your bones. I prefer not to know my neighbors and that they don't know me.

I look at these rich people and they're really empty, like Barney said. Do all these huge houses and baubles really bring them happiness?!

I knew I shouldn't trust Elena too much.

Support fire!

Everyone hates Mel so much, and the only time she pissed me off was when she wouldn't let me go to the kids. And so it can be understood: we were told several times that Coop hadn't really paid attention to her for about 11 years. Yes, changing it is still a bad option, but this error is understandable. Moreover, Nick is clearly in love, which means that he most likely paid attention and gave her something that she hadn't received for a long time.

Coop can also be understood, he earned money, arranged their lives, you can really stop seeing each other behind all this. These are quite common phenomena in marriage, both her behavior and his.

And at the end of the episode, Mel, it seems to me, did not feel sorry to beg. She regretted her behavior after realizing her own mistakes. And she tried to figure out what was going on with Coop several times during the season, and she often asks him about it. So it's not like she's fixated on herself.

Oh, that iconic moment at the club