So the father is the whole reason the son started doing drugs and acting out in the first place. And then he made him a rapist after his death. Father of the year right here.
The writers: Hm, so we have this couple with great chemistry and the man is basically an angel on earth so how much screentime should we give their romance per episode? How about one minute every other episode? Perfect!
Also the writers: Oh we also have a character who sucks, had no chemistry with the FL, and his actor is not very good...so let's give him about 60 percent of each episode's screentime. We're so smart!
Oh! I get why it's called Trolley now! I mean I knew it was based off "The Trolley Problem" but the singular person on one of the train tracks isn't who I thought it was. Really his son was the one sacrificed for the "good of the many."
I'm so glad she refused to lie about what that horrible son did to her (in episode 7). She also beautiful co-opted the type of language courts and news use about wealthy young men who commit sexual assault like "he has such a promising future ahead of him" "he's a good student and can't have one mistake ruin his life." She told it like it was. He was a good student who tried to rape her.
Just watched episode 5 and it made my blood boil. That rich family suuuuucks. And that dead son was such a classic "nice guy." Full of violence and threats and "oh I didn't actually like you" after he was rejected.
Even i could have written a better script with the premise that the writer promised us! Ugh Im so frustrated at…
This was such the obvious way to go and it would have been good! How did they possibly mess it up? The fast pace was great in the beginning but now it's the drama's downfall.
I was holding it together pretty well in episode 5 until the conversation with his mom. 😠I just started watching today and dang I should have waited a few more weeks to start cause now waiting will be much harder.
The writers: Hm, so we have this couple with great chemistry and the man is basically an angel on earth so how much screentime should we give their romance per episode? How about one minute every other episode? Perfect!
Also the writers: Oh we also have a character who sucks, had no chemistry with the FL, and his actor is not very good...so let's give him about 60 percent of each episode's screentime. We're so smart!