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I think he'll be fished out the water off the coast of Yemen.

Struggling with this too at the moment, on episode 2 and thinking about binning it. It's one of those where you have a big name director (and screenwriter) seemingly bringing a fresh approach to television, only to discover they don't fully understand the media. And If Brendan Fraser's ridiculous character gets more time, it's curtains for me. I came to Trust via The Murder of Gianni Versace (8/10) which is another of those American Crime true stories like OJ which I keep neglecting thinking why would I care only to end up binge watching it over two days. Boyle and Baufoy could learn a thing or two from it, how to create characters, get viewers hooked and maintain their interest rather then focusing on visual escapades. Yes, that shot of a red Jag pulling over in front of Sutherland standing by the castle's main entrance looked great, but that's not enough for 10 episodes. It has a distinct Young Pope vibe, or at least of those 20 minutes of Young Pope I managed to endure before switching it off.

Apparently, he supports Swindon Town.

And no one knows how to celebrate scoring, there's no one to copy.

Is this the beginning of the end for Prince Salman? He pissed off a lot of people over the recent couple of years and it looks like the murdered journalist wasn't the only one who walked right into trouble with this horror show. I wouldn't be surprised if the next thing to come out was that Saudis weren't the only one who knew Kashoggi would be killed or grabbed.

Wait, all that scene by scene analysis was about Hill House? I thought you were discussing Expanse.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/45452997 "Red Star Belgrade have been banned from selling tickets to supporters for their Champions League Group C game at Liverpool on 24 October."

Lady Bird 7/10. Not bad. Could use some Baumbach though. Is this Greta Gerwig's prequel to Frances Ha?

Hey Mo, Where you goin' with that bone saw in your hand?

He would go to Die Wolfe but didn't want to go to Wolves?

I meant more or less uncritically accept him the way Penn portrays him from the very beginning, which is as a tragic figure, an exceptional person to be admired, even adored, whilst at the same time mostly glossing over the complexities of his character and the whole story. The story, from what I gather, is largely reconstructed and freely presented in the book from bits and pieces of his life, they are not even sure why he starved to death. But even if it wasn't, it's irrelevant, you can take any true story and present it the way you like, you can make a film about Hitler as basically a nice guy who was fucked over by some commies and yanks.

Irrintzi! Perdona me, I was reading from the last post and was so shocked that my eyes instantly filled with tears and I couldn't go any further to check properly.

So disappointed that you misspelled Azpilicueta, always thought you were better than this. Andalusian prick.

Neither would discredit them as a feminist group though.

Are FPFW a genuine feminist group or a front for something else?