Not sure why so many disliked the second season. I liked the history of the characters that brought them to where they are today. I like that Celeste was her own savior, that she fought and dug her way out of an impossible situation. Wasn't expecting Bonnie to ask for divorceit could've been Ed. Some nice unexpected turns in the end.

What did I miss? Why were they going to the police station at the end, and when did they decide to do that? I missed a couple of minutes of the last episode so maybe I missed something important.

This show was so bad in so many ways. Total waste of time.

Ah, guess I missed the text.

it was very brief and not implicit. Nicole Kidman was watching videos of Perry and a text from Zoe appeared but she didn't click on it. After she deleted the video, she read the text and got that "look" like "oh caca, she's doing this."

And then when they all appeared at the police station, I just assumed the text said "Yo ho's - i'm telling the truth." and they all decided to come clean since they all decided to lie, might as well clear their names at the same time.

they said that almost literally in season 2. But it was Madeline's knee jerk response to lie so no one would get in trouble and they all just went along with it.

claym711 said:

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This show was so bad in so many ways. Total waste of time.

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How can you call multiple scenes of Adam Scott kickboxing a dummy a waste of time?

I saw today that Nicole Kidmans lawyer in the show received a script that one of the main characters was supposed to die in the last episode, but obviously that didn't happen. She believes they didn't kill this person off because they want to leave it open for a possible third season.

chiken said:

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I saw today that Nicole Kidmans lawyer in the show received a script that one of the main characters was supposed to die in the last episode, but obviously that didn't happen. She believes they didn't kill this person off because they want to leave it open for a possible third season.

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I guessed about episode 3 that Bonnie would die. They had a lot of heavy implication that she was going to snap at some point.

Very satisfying ending, plenty open to imagination but also closure on any 'lies'

I was skeptical of season 2, but I was huge fan of what they did. Season 1 was a perfect arc, but season 2 did a great job of showing the fallout from the season 1 plotlines. They probably packed too much in for 7 episodes, but still super entertaining and compelling throughout.

claym711 said:

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This show was so bad in so many ways. Total waste of time.

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We've been out of town for 2 weeks and just watched the final 2 episodes last night. Waste of time is a good way to put it.

It wasn't bad. It was enjoyable in fact, but very unnecessary. I don't come away with any more closure or enjoyment of the first season after finishing it.

I compare it to Matrix 2 and 3. I was happy with the ambiguous ending of the first. The next two answered questions I didn't want answers for.

I'm guessing no Season 3 in the works?