There seems to be an attempt to show a balanced view and portray Marilyn as sympathetic here but it's hard and even feels a bit manipulative at times.The fact that she sends Sid, who seems to be turning into her lapdog, to go and ban Nicole from seeing George comes across as extremely cowardly.Nicole's bitter observation that Marilyn sees George as hers and no-one else's is pretty close to the mark. Angelo flits in and out of the episode without really doing anything and the final scene is just weird.
Meanwhile, Liam's rather odd storyline continues to appear and continues to frustrate.We're apparently supposed to think he's doing a bad job but neither of his "mistakes" in class actually seems particularly bad, or indeed bad at all.And there's another moment between April and Dexter, just to disappoint people who'd rather they stay friends.
Meanwhile, Liam's rather odd storyline continues to appear and continues to frustrate.We're apparently supposed to think he's doing a bad job but neither of his "mistakes" in class actually seems particularly bad, or indeed bad at all.And there's another moment between April and Dexter, just to disappoint people who'd rather they stay friends.