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Post by Dallas on Nov 25, 2018 10:42:26 GMT -5
One Day at a Time has released episode 511 "Blood Stain on the Floor".
In this episode:
- Dawn and Barbara deal with the shooting of Jonah
- Kim and Bob plot their next move
- Andy and Lukas seemingly grow closer
and MUCH more!
Episode theme song: "Under the Sheets" Ellie Goulding
Enjoy!
Dallas
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Post by Michael on Nov 26, 2018 12:03:43 GMT -5
OMFG with Barbara! I actually had wondered if Dawn and Cheresa might kill Jonah at the bible camp and then have to cover it up, but getting Barbara in the mix is even more entertaining. I have a feeling this lady is NOT going to be a good liar. I guess there's always the chance that they will come clean straight away and then have to prove what happened and whether it was justified, but they're soap characters, so...
I'm a little wary of Andy becoming involved with someone as unstable and immature as Lukas. I'm sure he is beyond ready to get back out there, since he really has grieved Reese and gone through his recovery in plausibly real time, and Lukas is aesthetically appealing. But I don't see his selfishness and juvenile behavior as a good match for someone who has to maintain his sobriety. It'll be interesting to see how this develops and what kinds of reactions both Donovan and Craig will have.
Kim and Bob scheming over brandy is so soapy. Felicia is going to have a hell of a time defending herself, no matter what she claims. Even her actual reason for being at the boutique -- trashing it and destroying the product -- lines up with starting a fire.
BTW, I love all the references to the winter weather in this episode. I always love soaps during this time of year. There's something heightened about all the snow and the decor that goes along with the season. Let's just hope there isn't another ice storm!
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Post by Dallas on Nov 27, 2018 20:43:49 GMT -5
OMFG with Barbara! I actually had wondered if Dawn and Cheresa might kill Jonah at the bible camp and then have to cover it up, but getting Barbara in the mix is even more entertaining. I have a feeling this lady is NOT going to be a good liar. I guess there's always the chance that they will come clean straight away and then have to prove what happened and whether it was justified, but they're soap characters, so... Yes, Barbara really did kill Jonah. When I was planning this story, I thought this would be a nice sort of redemption for Barbara since she is the one who pushed everyone into sending Dawn to the camp in the first place. Of course, this leads the character down a completely different path, regardless of which way it plays out. I'm a little wary of Andy becoming involved with someone as unstable and immature as Lukas. I'm sure he is beyond ready to get back out there, since he really has grieved Reese and gone through his recovery in plausibly real time, and Lukas is aesthetically appealing. But I don't see his selfishness and juvenile behavior as a good match for someone who has to maintain his sobriety. It'll be interesting to see how this develops and what kinds of reactions both Donovan and Craig will have. Yes, I mentioned to Bre on twitter that this is just the start of Andy slowly getting back into the dating swing of things. From the outside, it seems like this isn't a great idea ... Andy is really fresh back into the dating pool and Lukas is, in some ways, lashing out at Donovan because he is hurt about what happened at the trial. It doesn't exactly seem like a happily ever after. But that's the fun thing about moving different characters around and seeing what happens. Kim and Bob scheming over brandy is so soapy. Felicia is going to have a hell of a time defending herself, no matter what she claims. Even her actual reason for being at the boutique -- trashing it and destroying the product -- lines up with starting a fire. BTW, I love all the references to the winter weather in this episode. I always love soaps during this time of year. There's something heightened about all the snow and the decor that goes along with the season. Let's just hope there isn't another ice storm! I really love Bob and Kim's plotting. It is so fun, I agree. And they are so twisted, especially Bob that he is getting off on the fact that Kim torched his rival's building. Kim's plan, which is revealed next episode, is also really sick and fun at the same time. Felicia, as you mentioned, will have a hard time defending herself ... And thank you! I live where we have winter almost 6 months of the year so I like to add that into ODaaT considering they are in a mountain town. It makes it feel more real. Thanks for your commentary! D |
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