The White Lotus [HBO] *Spoilers*

Yes, instead of being manic the hotel manager just seems pi##d off with everything. I think her character will evolve - just guessing.

Im not trusting that Albie fella. His Dad is a sex addict, his granddad is a dirty old man, and yet Albie is this perfect guy. I'm not buying it. I bet Portia is the one that ends up sleeping with the fishies and it's Albie as the one who puts her there.

Brilliant so far, as good as the first season

First 2 episodes of season 2 amusing, with its awkward dissections of relationships and backgrounds, but nothing particularly engrossing (apart from Imperioli's). Having said that, season one took a while to be invested in also. Its progress is still oddly mesmerizing, aided of course by the soundtrack. As in the first series, death was the foreshadowed backdrop, but quickly dropped as the characters and their foibles develop. Like the first, it feels the need for the pace to pick up a bit though; the first series revolved around the concierge's downward spiral in connection with the death, paralleled here with the Michael Imperioli character, but this is probably a bit too obvious. I suppose an anthology shouldn't follow the same pattern; I'm thinking the "We never argue" couple; sublimation outlet required there somehow I'd say.

I think it's better than the first season and I thought that was excellent. Best show on tv at the moment imo.

Or, "Hotel chain "White Lotus"-set Cluedo game of who gets killed by whom" renewed for 3rd season. 🙂

Randomly looked up one of the places they were having dinner on one of the trips I think and found it, looks pretty good!

This is better. He was funny but it made the whole thing a bit of a Carry On.

This season is way more dark and tense and mysterious as to which of the relationships is going to explode and how.

Its a diamond cast, especially Aubrey Plaza, who I'm not normally too excited about, but she's brilliant here. I also love Mia the singing prostitute, I just feel she's going to be central to something in the climax, but not sure why.

Lucia is devastatingly hot, but Mia is interesting too.

Maybe if people could cover any plot reveals ???

Click on the little logo that looks like a backwards P with a capital i beside it - PI - to the right of where you are typing .

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I know ......... "why come in here if you havent watched the latest episode ...." 🙄

blah blah blah.... but its only a few that just explode the episode, most dont....

There's so much going on , I feel I could do with re-watching the five episodes for bits not picked up.

Without creating a spoiler, in episode 3 , did Cameron leave the wrapper behind at Ethan's place for Harper to find? Or was it a careless accident?

It feels like Cameron & Harper are playing some (mind) game.

I felt that that this was the least enjoyable episode of the series. Everything seemed rushed, seemingly to turn the plot screws and set up next week's climax: the characters didn't have time to breathe as a result. Ethan's sudden paranoid turn especially seems hurried.

Pretty sure that Lucia is playing white knight Albie for money, and the guy that she's trying to escape is probably her boyfriend, who she is in cahoots with.

I'm not sure what Tanya saw in the photo: a young Tom Hollander with her husband? Is her hubbie a grifter too, and playing a long game to milk this ditzy billionairess of her money? I suspect that there'll be secret video footage of Tanya and Niko going at it in the next episode, either for blackmail purposes or else to be used against her in a divorce trial, where hubby can get a nice settlement from her and get back with his true love Hollander. Does she have a pre-nup? I can't remember. They definitely wanted to keep Portia away from Tanya and used the young English guy for this purpose. Also at the beginning of the season Tanya's husband was annoyed that she had brought along Portia in the first place, and it seems that it was because he wanted intimacy, but now it's more likely he wanted her away from Tanya so she was exposed: they must be playing Tanya for her money.

With regard to all the dead people at the beginning of the season, surely it has to be some party gone wrong with Hollander's friends and acquaintances? Maybe bad cocaine at a yacht party.

Brilliant penultimate episode. Everyone is teed up for failure and I think Lucia is not as innocent as she pretends. I thought the Di Grasso family scene was hilarious. As a piece of comedy drama it is unsurpassed IMO

Okay, so after 6 episodes who do we reckon is getting sliced? I’m going with Cam and Portia. Total guess, but think they are best set up for the chop?