Girlfriend recently started watching it and it doesn’t seem like the episodes really have an ending that showcases the final results of the living space. The first few episodes I rewound immediately because I thought the streaming service screwed up. I guess maybe it’s more focused on the psychological aspect, but it always feels somewhat unresolved.
It was honestly disgusting how every time he interacted with her he was trying to be sexual about it and just plain nasty. The music the editors/producers put in the background of their interactions disgusted me. Did anyone else notice the slow and sensual music between cobra and Dorothy? At one point Cobra makes a joke about how he’d kidnap Dorothy, ugh he’s so nasty. I wish we as a society could get over rape culture as being funny. It wasn’t funny it was gross.
Also, I’m an advocate for second amendment rights but the fact that he had guns just laying around and just doesn’t give a fuck if they’re loaded or if they are going to hurt someone??? As a responsible gun owner— that man should never own a weapon like that. That poor pregnant woman who’s stuck with this nasty ass family and Cobra as the grandpa of that baby.
Okay rant over. I have no one to talk about this with hahah
It was a couple where either they both were hoarders or one of them was. They had adult children, but they had one son who was a teenager still living in the house and in the hoard.
The adult children were worried about their younger brother because they believed the hoard and living in it was starting to mess him up psychologically.
I just remember there was one part of the episode the teenage son was sleeping in his room surrounded by clutter. When he was asked how he felt about the hoard. He kinda talked like he was sedated saying he didn’t think it was a big deal or that there was anything wrong with it.
I’m curious about this episode because I was wondering if the hoard was successful or not.