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Fun fact: I have actually torn my ACL on my right knee twice...

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Eric

FUN!

David Cleveland

You tore your ACL in your right knee twice!? That doesn't sound very fun at all😫

Eric

Ok, so... I loved season 1, and I think I loved season 2 also although 2 doesn't at all hold up on its own the way 1 did. I enjoyed 3 quite a bit when I first watched it; the longer I sat with it, the more I came around to your way of thinking. It was good, there was stuff I really liked, but it definitely didn't stick the landing the way I was hoping. But it absolutely worked as an ending, it was satisfying *enough* (beyond really hating how they handled Roy and Keely). (Speaking of Keely: you see her LEGS last ep? Damn. I think she works out.) I think it'll be harder to improve upon that ending than it will be to do a worse one. So I definitely feel trepidation about season 4. I only just watched s04e01 earlier today. And... I mean, it was VERY slow and uninteresting compared to most episodes from season 1-3, IMO. s01e01, the pilot, really hit the ground running. Or at least, a light jog before it took off after a few more episodes. The re-pilot accomplished a hell of a lot less than the *actual* pilot, which is disappointing because since we already know the characters (not all, but the main ones), it should've been able to hit the ground running BETTER than the pilot, not worse. But yeah, it's very early; I'm not any less enthused after the re-pilot, despite its slow nature; they decided to take some time to set up the premise of the new series arc... it's fine. I'm definitely willing to keep an open mind, I won't judge it until we get 3, 4 episodes in.

Eric

And look at that; 2 minutes in and the outlook looks great: no faffing around with any of the logistics of moving, we're in London and the plot is plotting.

Eric

So Rebecca said that her best acting in the show was making it look like she enjoyed those biscuits. SO... I'm guessing they changed up Ted's gift into something she actually enjoys. Nice.

Ana Colli

Keeley has legs for days! I definitely liked ep 2 better than ep 1, I think it is still finding its footing. The whole women side of a field has a lot of tools for character growth, which is a staple of this show. So I am keeping my mind open...