And only the beginning of the 2nd season. The show was always a feminist utopia, but the end of this episode totally jumped the shark. There was nothing to suggest Bradley was a lesbian, so her going all in on Laura jumps the shark for her character. I found the first season to be excellent, with compelling characters - even given its feminist leanings. But this season has gone "all-in". And it's certainly suffered. I'm a male viewer and I understand this show perhaps isn't written for my demographic - but who is it written for then?
