8.1/10

Actually a decent and watchable episode, still has its flaws, but I really did enjoy it.

Obviously, the best part of this episode was the freaky party with Joe, Love, Sherry, and Cary. It was so awkward watching Joe and Cary alone in that room, especially with Cary jerking himself off to himself. Just weird, but also really funny and surprisingly entertaining. What pissed me off, though, was how when Joe and Sherry were having sex, Joe started thinking about Marienne, and Love immediately flipped out on him—even though she literally does the same thing when she’s thinking about Theo. Then, in the middle of her freakout, she thought it was a good idea to scream inside their house that she murdered Natalie, a close friend to most of these people, where anyone could hear her. She’s such a hypocritical and impulsive mess, and it was seriously annoying.

Once again, I really wish Joe and Love weren’t married and didn’t have Henry. It’s so unfair on the kid when his parents are soulmates one day and hate each other the next. I want Joe to be with Marienne, but not at the cost of Henry having a stable childhood.

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