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I agree with all saying the initial Holden/Debbie conversation was stilted and awkward. I couldn't tell half the time if Holden was just being smooth and witty right back at her or if he was being serious with his retorts. It was super weird to the point I was surprised Holden got any action, especially when he was going downtown and kept stopping to ask her if he was doing it well. All in all though, one of the best shows on Netflix, not for the faint of heart. Kemper was chilling as gently caress. Speck was pretty amazing too. And I'm always up for Holt McCallany, I think he did a great job, and there was chemistry between him and Groff despite the fact that their characters slowly grow apart toward the end of the season.
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Am I wrong, or do guys who play serial killers well to the degree that the Kemper actor did (forget his name) not typically get awards? I see inspiration roles and biographical roles get more awards than anything. Also, he played Kemper so well that I'd be no-poo poo scared of the actor if I saw him on the street.
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Mob posted:Modern perspective does tells us it's creepy and gross, but there's still way too many parents out there who think it's fine to force their kids into getting hugged and kissed on by older relatives How does that compare at all with a man tickling the feet of children not related to him (and who are under his authority) and not seeing why it's such a big deal?
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