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The new hot show everyone can't stop talking about.

We answer the questions, is it sexist, is it exploitative, is it brilliant, is it bad,

is it campy, is it weird, is it hot, is the acting good?

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I do feel like the weekend is probably acting the least, like he's just kind of the

weekend and it's just like his songs and he's there and he's been like, let's remix it.

And he's like kind of good at being like a little bit rapey but also like not that like

crazy.

Like they're trying to push this whole thing is like, he's so crazy because he puts

like an ice cube in her pussy and you're like, that's actually not like so crazy.

I as someone of only again watching two ups his experience, like maybe the sex scenes

get like way crazier, I mean, there's like a scene that there's a scene that evokes

like her abuse that she like had at the hands of her mother, okay, that he like tries

to like recreate the order to like get her to a mo and like become emotional and the

kind of thesis of the show is like, oh, like your pain is what creates good art, which

I, you know, I've always said, I think that's generally true.

I agree.

You know, I think that's why America has creates a lot of great art and culture because

we're such a chaotic, you know, society, whereas you look at a place like Denmark where

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