Emily in Paris season 2 is HERE!

Is she still whoring around paris?

Just finished season 2 then. It's that kind of light, fluffy stuff that should annoy the tripe out of me, but it just has such a sweet, feel good quality to it, that I can enjoy it for what it is. It's a totally ridiculous fantasy, but eh, after these past couple of years, I think we all could use it.

I laughed a lot at the scene with Camille's dad and the bottle; as the blood sprays Emily and Camille faints dead away. That was a fun bit of physical humour. And yeah I'm a sap, but I was so happy when Emily got the text from Sylvie to meet them for lunch. I thought that would happen, but it was still sweet to see.

They seem to in some ways have listened to a bit of the criticism of the first series; most notably there is a LOT of French spoken now (and a few other languages too). It still makes a lot of faux pas (see? I'm basically fluent in French!), but I did notice they tried to fix a few things (like Antoine's wife not being as ok with the affair as we were told was representative of the French in the first series).

Madeleine was fucking annoying, eating all over people.

I want to like Alfie because he is "stick your dick in me and nut right now" hot, but he was kinda smug for the most part and I hated his attitude to Paris. Not because he can't be unhappy there, not everyone has to love it, but were we meant to feel sorry for him "being in a city where no one understands [him]" when he refused to pay any attention in French class and only ate in expat places? I've also never been that keen on "ugh he annoys me so much, but now I really like him despite myself" type setups for relationships that are really common in US television. He got better in the last couple of episodes, at least.

The music was really great as always. I was so happy that they played Les Rita Mitsouko! But was Mindy's band meant to be originals? I thought she made out like they were initially, then we just see them singing "Sympathique" and "All By Myself" and I don't think anyone can suspend disbelief enough to accept those were originals with the band. I did like the song she and Benoît sang together at the club, though.

Given all the hubbub, how did it get a second season.

Aren't the mobs OUTRAGED at something or other about this show?

I think it did so well because it hit at exactly the right time - people stuck in isolation, wanting to see a fantasy to take them out of what they were living through. So it got a second season.

Most of the French I saw talking about it were bemused, though a few were like: "eh, it's fine, just a silly show". My favourite was Geraldine Lapere who was breaking down a scene for her students and was like: "And that's the joke. It's not very funny, but well... that's the joke."

I did see many more non French people who lived in Paris focusing more on the bits they found accurate as expats and enjoying the show more though.

[quote]Aren't the mobs OUTRAGED at something or other about this show?

Probably, but then again, isn't everything a cause of outrage with someone these days?

R3 it was a huge hit.

It’s not a show you take serious. That’s the issue, too many of you take it seriously. It’s a Darren Starr series. It has the same tone as Younger, and is a “younger”, sweeter SATC in Paris. It’s frau fantasy sugary goodness, not a serious drama.

It's a sappy, saccharine show, but it has some good French male eye candy.

Lots of Paris porn I hope.

Heaps, R8. And if you are into outrageous, ridiculous fashion, there's heaps of that there (I'm not, but others I know loved that part of it too).

I thought Lucas Bravo was even hotter in this series than the first. I think it's his hair?

If I were Emily with all those hot French guys after me (seriously, every hot French guy wants her) I'd be a real salope.

R9 the costume designer from the OG Sex and the City did this show over “And Just Like That”.

They were both filming at the same time.

I was pleasantly surprised that season two was actually pretty good (“good” being relative here). Perfect holiday week binge viewing.

Season one was nominated for Best Comedy series at the Emmys.

That's so interesting R10... does it say something that she was more interested in this show than revisiting Sex and the City, maybe?

Is it me, or did Emily get even thinner in season 2?

R13 I think she was already tied to this one. I believe she did season one also.

They had to hire someone new to do the wardrobe for AJLT

Thanks, R15.

I'm not sure R14, but I feel her eyebrows got even bigger!

Patricia Field was offered her spot back for AJLT but she turned it down to stay and focus on Emily in Paris instead.

Yes, Lily looks even thinner now. She looked skeletal, yet beautiful, in her wedding gown earlier this year. She’s always been very open about having eating disorder issues. I hope she hasn’t fallen down that rabbit hole again.

I’m saving Season 2 for New Years Eve. Yes, my life is that sad. But I did enjoy season1.

Nope. Didn’t finish season 1. Sure, Paris porn galore, and my god how stunning this city can be when filmed properly (and scrubbed off its homeless and refugees). But I couldn’t stand the succession of idiotic clichés about the French and Parisians, most of which are obviously untrue. And Emily having the typical American saviour complex with no self-awareness whatsoever. Let’s teach the French about social media. About luxury marketing. About fashion PR. Errrr, ok!

They didn't really go further yet with Julien's German man, who I assumed he was going to start dating. I wonder if that is in place for season 3? They are letting the other characters have more of their own stories now, outside of Emily, which is good.

At least the lead here is more attractive than Seabiscuit on SATC.

Just watched the second season up to episode five. I know it is widely mocked around here, but I'm in love with the show. It's a sappy, cheesy love fest, and it makes Paris (one of the episodes takes place in Saint Tropez) look magical. After almost two years of the pandemic, it's such a joy to see something as fun as this romantic comedy show like Emily In Paris. To me, it is (Frau) escapist entertainment at its best.

I described Season 1 as vacation porn.

In 2020, I had just moved back to the US after living in Europe for several years. The pandemic began a week later, and it really depressed me to no longer be in a position to freely travel and experience new cultures. Since Paris is one of my favorite cities I ended up watching Emily in Paris as a way of escaping COVID and being stuck at home. It was fun to see places I had been and recalling memories at various bistros and parks...plus it seemed like each guy introduced was hotter than the previous guy!

However, I've since been able to scratch my travel itch and it was made perfectly clear in Season 1 that Emily will not be the type of character to mature. There's too much good TV out there and I don't think I can spend my time finding out which insanely hot guy some wishy-washy twat thinks she might possibly perhaps date.

Oh, and I'm solidly on Team Camille.

R25 I agree about Emily. Fortunately the supporting characters are much more interesting.

[quote] But I couldn’t stand the succession of idiotic clichés about the French and Parisians, most of which are obviously untrue.

This is true. However, the show also lampoons American (particularly midwest Chicagoan) culture.

I didn't like her clothes. She they looked too big on her. She is wayyy too thin.

That chef put on weight.

That old lady has an incredible body, That shot when she was in her bikini emerging from the sea. Was that real or did they CGI her head on a younger body?

Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu steals every scene she's in, your eye is always drawn to her. I am literally considering watching Call My Agent only because I know she's in it.

Just finished watching this but nothing much happened this season, she's basically back to square one with the chef. She can't have him coz he's with her friend. how many seasons are they gonna drag this out for?

Emily is a horrible person. She cheated with her client/ friend's bf, cheated on her client, jeopardize her portfolio, could not even bring in American perspective with the leek people. Plus, Lilly Collins needs to stop wearing skimpy stuff, she is too bony to pull off hoochie mama, hooker look. More is More, dear.

R29, Dix pour Cent is an amazing show...no need to consider. I'm actually rewatching all of the series just because it's so fucking good.

Thanks R32, it's now firmly in place on my list of things to watch.

R29, Call My Agent is great, but Philippine's role is pretty minor. She plays the estranged wife of a main character.

Call My Agent is kind of a mess R29, but worth it. It looks expensive and glossy and every episode has a new famous French or Euro actor with an issue, which adds to the fun. The ensemble is all great actors. Philippine is more of an underwritten secondary character, but gets more screen time in later seasons. The comedy and writing doesn’t always work, but it’s a fun diversion when it’s on.

Mindy is my favorite

Mindy gets on my nerves

same, can't stand Mindy. Annoying as fuck.

The chef has pretty eyes.

The English guy is OK, cute smile

I like Mindy. Or at least I find Emily more annoying than her.

Sylvie is my favorite character.

Sylvie's face is a bit lopsided, it was more noticeable last season.

They aged Emily to 29 as revealed in the birthday episode. She acted more like a fresh out of school millennial in season 2, but I think they wanted to synch up the age with Lily Collins. The weight loss and less dizzy behaviour are noticeable in season 2, not sure if either are a good thing.

^I noticed that! I thought she was meant to be 23 ish in the first series.

Correction. She acted more like a fresh out of school millennial in season 1.

I'm glad they upped her age. As if a 22-year-old would have such a glamorous career position these days.

I've never seen a deep dish pizza before, and the one that Madeleine sent to Emily looked repulsive.

R3, what mobs? People laughed because this dumb show bribed the Golden Globes to get some undeserved nominations

She was never 22 in the first. She had already been working for her company for a few years. Jesus some of you just make shit up. Yikes.

R48, that's news to the star herself.

quote] “I don’t believe we’ve ever given her a specific ‘number’ for her age, but I believe that she’s pretty fresh out of college,” Collins told British Vogue in 2020. “Maybe this is her first year after graduation. I want to say she’s like, 22ish.”

[quote]I'd be a real salope.

Pics please.

Thanks, R49.

R50, DM me :P

R51 why are you asking yourself to DM? The upvotes also signifies who you are.

What? R52? I'm not R50. It was just a little joke, chill out.

Lmaoooo psycho doesn’t think I know who he is still? Lmao

Please, do enlighten me who I am.

Yup… lmaoo

I love Mindy and her story with the not-gay boyfriend.

Julian Looman, Gerard who is the guy flirting with Julien at the photoshoot, is the male lead of a crime series that takes place in Mallorca called The Mallorca Files. It's a light, fun show with great shots of the island.

Gerard kinda disappeared after that episode, I wonder if he and Julien will have more of a storyline in season 3?

I love how Camille's young brother chases after Emily, who isn't interested in him (after finding out he's underage), and tells her that it might be best that they break up. LOL.

Haha, agreed R59. The funniest moment for me there was when she turned up and all his friends were there, nervously staring at Emily, because he'd clearly told them about the older woman he'd met haha (it seemed really sweet more than he'd been bragging or anything, if you get me).

He wasn't underage by the way. He was 17. AOC in France is 15.

r60, for Emily, he was still considered a minor. Part of the show's favorite culture clash drama, I guess.

Oh yeah, absolutely R61. It was interesting to me though that they didn't actually make that culture clash so obvious, no Emily fretting about it and the French telling her it wasn't illegal. More just an embarrassing situation when the right brother turns up at the table the next day.

I would appreciate the Parisian escape eye candy of this show. And the fluff during heavy pandemic season.

However, I dislike Lily Collins so much that I sadly will be unable to watch the show.

I love this show. It's visually stunning with the great locations and clothes, luxury settings, products and foods, not to mention Lucas Bravo, who is probably the most beautiful man I've seen in years. Lily Collins is good at comedy, she is scary skinny though, which makes all the smoking hot guys slobbering all over her seem unrealistic. They're styling her to look like Audrey Hepburn, not only the clothers and hair but even her eyebrows are exact copies of Audrey's.

EIP has some laugh-out-loud moments, like the Jules et Jim-like letter reading exchange between Emily and Camille., I spat my drink watching it. "I am sorry that I am naughty", "Leave em alone you illiterate sociopath".

It kinda amuses me that a show so unoffensive, fun and shallow evokes so much hatred in some people. Lol.

I loved that the other characters, and Sylvie got a bigger storylines. Sylvie is the best. Liked Kate Walsh playing the loud, obnoxious ugly american. Also loves the Versailles fashion show and Pierre Cadault. lol.

Great season and cannot wait for season 3. Pure escapism, great music, fun, clothes, smoking hot guys and Paris porn. Perfect.

[quote]which makes all the smoking hot guys slobbering all over her seem unrealistic.

Agreed. In fact friends and I were talking about this today. There's nothing really very sexy about her that would warrant all these French men all over her.

[quote] EIP has some laugh-out-loud moments, like the Jules et Jim-like letter reading exchange between Emily and Camille., I spat my drink watching it. "I am sorry that I am naughty", "Leave me alone you illiterate sociopath".

Oh fuck, this was brilliant! I laughed a lot at that too. I also loved the moment where Camille's dad chopped his thumb off - the physical comedy of that was good, and that episode where Emily went shopping with Petra was a good one all up too. I would love if there was even more of the Jules et Jim scene style comedy in this. Adorable.

I never don't laugh when they say "Pierre Cadault"... so ridiculously close to Pierre Cardin, haha.

Ummmm guys slobber over conventionally pretty women who are very thin all the time. They’re wife material.

There is thin, there is very thin and there is scary skinny. Lily is scary skinny. The actress playing Sylvie is thin but sexy. Lily is in that anorexic girl from Stranger Things territory,

R67 I LIKE IT!

And she just got married so again, some men like their women very thin.

R67, that's perfectly put. It's not that she's thin, she looks like she has no sexuality to her, I feel, due to the scary skinny nature of it. It's sad, I believe she's had anorexia? A friend of mine is like that and similarly looks just brittle and not sexy, despite being beautiful.

On some level, I do get that men can be attracted to "exotic" women that seem different compared to local girls. But an always chipper American girl? Maybe for a quick fuck, but not being so madly in love with her.

Love the passive-aggressive animosity between Kate Walsh's Madeline and Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu's Sylvie fighting for the boss lady no.1 bitch position.

[quote] It kinda amuses me that a show so unoffensive, fun and shallow evokes so much hatred in some people.

Not hatred. Just find Collins offensive.

Lily is very vanilla, bland

This show is the Instagram version of Paris made for American women. That is exactly what they imagine an European trip to be. Everyone finds them adorable and all the guys want to fuck them. Bien sur…

R73 which many White men seem to like.

Speaking of Lily Collins getting married: I've always thought she strongly resembles Rooney Mara....who her husband dated for several years! (before she broke it off to be Joaquin Phonix, who she worked with while still dating Charlie McDowell).

Anyway, Lily's story so inspiring. She probably pinches herself when she thinks about where she started, and where she is now. I was surprised to learn she had a solidly middle class upbringing...her dad was a musician and her mother didn't have a job. After attending exclusive schools and making her debut at the Le Bal des Débutantes, she now finds herself traipsing through Paris in designer clothes.

She's proof dreams can come true if you work hard enough and make the most out of life's trials and tribulations.

R76 her father is Phil Collins…

I need to see Gabriel naked immediately.

I'm sensing a spin-off with the Mindy character.

Paris for those people who've probably never been there and probably won't get the chance. But, I do hope the men show some dick.

I like that this season had a slightly more pan-European feel.

I liked that too R80. They made an effort there at least. Nice to be using a lot more French too.

The Ukrainians I know are not happy with this show.

It took me a bit that Petra thought that Emily meant she steals the free stuff, and then her being so clumsy at stealing herself.

R76, I hope you're trolling. Lily Collins' father is bloody Phil Collins!!!! Hardly a weekend gigger.

I was kinda surprised Alfie referred to Gabriel as a frog.

You people are...wow.

I know Lilly Collins' dad is Phil Collins. I was joking because she grew up running around Paris in $1000+ clothes, and now she's on a tv show...running around Paris in $1000+ clothes.

LIly Collins is atrocious: as an actor and smug personality. Why she has been pampered and repeatedly foisted upon the populace remains a mystery. Perhaps her father? The skeletal look is sick.....literally.

And read up on her (new) husband. Wow. He sounds dangerous.

I just saw a picture of Ted Danson and Lilly Collins in a photo from the set of "Curb Your Enthusiasm." At first I thought it was just because they were both in the season finale, but it just hit me...

Ted's wife, Mary Steenburgen, is Lilly's mother-in-law (her son is Charlie McDowell).

so is Lucas Bravo family?

R85, 'frog' sort of rings as something people said 50 years ago. But I'm not from the UK. Maybe it is still used there..

Emily's Busy Vagina In Paris

Alfie did seem like a character created by American writers who were like: "oh hey, we've heard that there is a centuries old rivalry between the British and the French" so they wrote him a certain way as they thought it was, that doesn't quite ring true.

[quote] And read up on her (new) husband. Wow. He sounds dangerous.

Link please?

He looks a lot like his father. Who was hott back in the day.

[quote] Link please?

You obviously know how to use the internet if you are on DL. Google is your friend.

That said, there is info on Charlie and “some girls” in proximity to his living situation that claim he was....well......less than gentlemanly.

And Charlie (the new husband) has quite the rep in LA. He’s dated others before Lily.

[quote] The Vulgar Boyfriend: She was a star on one of the biggest TV series ever. She has had an interesting dating history, including whispers of how close she was to one of her troubled male costars. However, we’re going to tell you why she broke up with her last boyfriend. He is the son of two Hollywood actors, and has a career of his own as a director. They broke up earlier this year. Why?

[quote] Two reasons.

[quote] He cheated on her. And she did not appreciate his sense of humor. He is incredibly vulgar and immature. He likes to talk about women’s vaginas and tell r*pe jokes. He thinks it’s funny.

[quote] That is quite a contrast to our actress, who has frequently made statements about women’s empowerment and how her role on the show made her even more of a feminist. Although the couple only dated for a few months, we can’t believe they lasted even that long!

Speaks volumes of Lily Collins.

R94 she WAS a star, past tense. Emily in Paris is a hit but hardly one of the biggest shows EVER, and it’s only on season 2.

Who was the actress who dated Charlie for a few months?

R96/R95 Emilia Clarke, Game of Thrones

Yes. I was just about to say Emilia Clarke. Lily’s show is too new to be considered one of the biggest shows ever.

I saw Lily doing a promo interview for the show for a woman's magazine, and she's quite attractive when not dressed like a clown with clown hair. The best acting she and Ashley Park, also in the interview, do is pretending this is a wonderful show.

I wonder what the actress playing Sylvie really thinks of Lily Collins.

People actually watch this?

R100: The actress who plays Sylvie, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, also has a famous father who made her entry into acting easier.

Also, between Rooney Mara, Emilia Clarke, and Lilly Collins, it's clear Charlie McDowell has a type. All 3 could pass as sisters.

To add to the mention of laugh out loud moments, I loved the dog shampoo scene too. The lines back and forth between Emily and her roommate were great comedy.

R101 it's never gonna be my favorite show and I won't cry if it gets cancelled, but it's a charming time waster

R104 is exactly right. Plus, despite myself, there were scenes in season 2 that I legit laughed out loud with (the letters between Emily and Camille, for example).

I love this show. Precisely because it's banal and ridiculous. I have plenty of other tv/movies I love which are more intellectually challenging, but EiP to me is like eating a giant bowl of junk food without the junk food hangover afterward. I can have it on while I'm doing other things and it makes me chuckle from time to time.

I also loved the letters between Emily and Camille and I find Luc (Bruno Gouery) hilarious. The office scenes and characters often remind me of Dix Pour Cent, another show I love for similar reasons.

R102 somebody convince me that emilia clarke, rooney mara and lily collins are not the same person!

There is nothing wrong with liking a series like this, whether you lived abroad and want to remember good memories or dream of wanderlust. Fuck the haters and just enjoy. The rest of you can va vous faire foutre.

Sylvie steals the show!

It's interesting too, in that for everything they get wrong in this show, and it's a bit, they also get a number of expat experiences right too. Smaller ones perhaps, like the one I'm thinking of is when Emily is, for the umpteenth time, trying to get Sylvie to hang out with her, and Sylvia basically tells her that there's no point as Emily is here for one year to have this Disneyland style experience and then she will leave. It often is very hard for people in their own country to open up to deeper friendships with expats, because they know they will be leaving. And apparently it is famously hard to make friends with Parisians; they tend to still keep the same friends they went to kindergarten with and developing new relationships takes a lot of time and effort. As one person told me once "You aren't their priority, their priorities are family and old friends, so it takes time to become their priority".

Lily Collins stinks in this.

If you can watch this without cringing and feeling embarrassed by your viewing choice, go for it. I felt the same way about "Bridgerton."

The first season was graded on the COVID curve.

R102, Phillipe Leroy is HAF in Jacques Becker's LE TROU (60). On the Criterion Channel. He's shirtless for most of this classic prison escape flick. He's also busting out of his tight suit in Godard's UNE FEMME MARIEE (64).

His 58 year-old daughter's hard bikini body is obviously partly genetic.

Lucas Bravo is gorgeous..though he did put on weight he actually quite pear shaped. Alas nobody is perfect

Actually r115 Lucas Bravo is perfect so get your damn eyes checked.

I was more attracted to Gabriel this time around than the first season, so that bit of extra weight and change of hairstyle really worked for him, I thought.

he definitely put on weight.

Lucas put on good weight not Chrissy Metz weight.

I loved it. Lilly looks like she got that weird eyebrow transplant surgery like Chrissie Teigen. It was also awkward to watch her try and coo over food. I laughed when Sylvie thought someone puked when she smelled the pizza

I binged all of season 2 yesterday and loved it. Alfie is adorable. I hope we get a third season.

I watched it all in one sitting too.

Emily Instagrams French food. She doesn't actually ever eat it.

That's how she maintains her "gap de thigh."

There was some interview with Lily Collins about Emily in Paris on YouTube I passed the other day. She had one of those heavy fringes cut and her hair out, and she looked really good, it was a great look for her.

Ukraine’s culture minister reached out to Netflix angry

I was prepared to defend Ukrainians, but then I remembered how on a trip to Kiev, I figured out the free bottles of water were filled with tap water (the safety seal was broken on all of them).

How does he feel about the Ukrainian money grubbing whores looking for a green card on 90 Day Fiancé? Do they make him proud?

Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu is good in comedies, the most famous one is Neuf mois, where she is a pregnant woman whose husband loose his shit during the pregnancy. There did and english version with Hugh Grant: Nine months.

I hope Kim Cattrall is recruited for Season 3.

I've personally never heard of the stereotype of Ukrainian = thief. I work with a Ukrainian woman, wouldn't have even crossed my mind. The stereotype I have heard involves husband searching. So maybe the writers didn't have anything in mind except what they thought would be a funny scene of Emily choosing the wrong partner in French class?

What do y'all predict for Season 3?

Well, if season 3 comes back then it will have to be because Emily said yes to working with Sylvie etc, I assume. And if the Gabriel thing continues, now that Camille knows what happened, I'm guessing there'll be more hostility between the two of them now that Camille and Gabriel are back together.

I could see Emily trying to fix things between Madeline and Sylvie as a double agent with her own agenda. Always the "can't we get along?" goody two shoes.

Renewed for two more seasons!

The sad thing is, unless Emily matures drastically, her schtick isn't sustainable for 2 more seasons....especially in the age of COVID.

Thanks, R134. The plot is weak, but I find the show to be a fun and fluffy, which is what I need right now. Looking forward to seasons three and four.

The shows main audience is women, mostly young women. Mostly young white women.

Lily is excited

How about Emily in London? Give us a change of scenery and new characters.

How about Emily in Syria...her Algerian boyfriend turns out to be a terrorist and dupes her into joining him in his quest to join IS.

Emily in Syria. Her Algerian boyfriend turns out to be a terrorist and he makes her wear a chic vintage harness in cerise colored silk packed with the latest trending explosive. Hilarity ensues when she goes to a gallery opening and explodes killing le tout Paris.

"I'm here to bring an American perspective to the terrorist way. Fake it, til you make it!"

Emily's final words as her suicide vest goes off: "La Plouc!"

"Emilie in Lille." Emilie, overweight and plain, has a dreary life working in a supermarket in a damp ugly city, where it rains all the time. She is raising four kids by four different men. On the job, she fantasizes about being a thin young privileged American who has a dream job, unlimited fashion outfits, and stylish apartment in Paris.

I'm so ashamed right now. I'm only 3 episodes into season 2 and I'm loving this stupid show. Lilly Collins is gorgeous...even if her character is an annoying little cunt.

R145 t's a charming time waster. Nothing wrong with that.

The actress who plays Emily’s boss does a terrific job — she’s quite the scene-stealer!

And her father was a hottie in his heyday!

To be clear, I meant Sylvie, Emily’s French boss!

Love Sylvie!

R147, nobody thought you were talking about Kate Walsh (whose character supposedly got pregnant at 60). I'm glad her role was basically a cameo.

Is this a remake of That Girl only where Emily puts out where Marlo Thomas didn't?

LOL, R150, just wanted to be sure!

[quote] I'm glad her role was basically a cameo.

By the end of season two it's more than just a cameo, though.

I wonder if she'll be back for season 3? Competing against the new company Sylvie and the others are setting up? She's meant to be having a baby, so in real life I doubt she'd get on that plane at all but I can imagine in Emily in Paris-land her waters breaking in Paris.

This guy has created a really fun video based on what was probably my favourite scene of season 2. This is a really good idea for French students!

Just finished this. It isn’t great, but it’s entertaining. I actually liked S2 much more than S1. I think they can completely get rid of Madeline and the American connection. It’s sort of confusing anyway. At first it seemed Emily was their boss with sending them the manifesto, but then Sylvie fired her. A clear definition of her role is better. Funniest moments of the show is the letter and when she found out she fucked the 17 yr old brother. One issue I have is that they don’t flesh much out. Like more development with Gabriel would’ve made their love more believable. It’s pretty cold what they did to Camille. They mentioned after the fact in passing that they dated for 5 yrs, that’s a long relationship to coldly discard.

As for LC, the perkiness is annoying and they really need to change her styling. Her hair and make up is the same in every ep. I also despise her clothes. I’m sorry but the quirkiness doesn’t work. Sylvie dresses way better. The men are all gorgeous and as far as them all going for her... I agree with the poster who said it could be her Americanness. I had an Asian American friend who crushed on white pretty boys who were never interested. She moved to Amsterdam and a whole new world opened up with a bunch of tall, hot blondes chasing after her (she also had a fling with a Englishman).

One thing learned from this show, the French mostly don’t do AC. Never knew that.

When are they going to announce Kim Cattrall’s stint on the show?

R115 it means gay