"You never want people to think too much."
Interactions between Letty and Jacob are gold, the way she struggles with being a mom to the point of looking for parenting advice on Google are hilarious and at the same time the most heartfelt, really, the scenes between mother and son were the highlight here. And the dialogue is hilarious, Jacob is really something, but he isn't super happy about how his mom goes about things and he's not okay with his new (bland) name, he wants a cooler name, like Tristan, though Letty is not okay with a flashy name (for obvious reasons).
"People named Tristan are fictional characters who have to turn into animals so that women will have sex with them."
"I’m supposed to stay inside all the time?"
"Yes, that’s what wifi’s for."
FBI Agent, Rhonda Lashever, played by Emmy winner Ann Dowd, continues to be fascinating and entertaining as hell. I especially love how they find new and improved ways to let Anne shine which is very, very smart, her character reminds me of her Leftovers persona and I can't get enough of her, so let's keep that going, please. The story will continue to get quite difficult for Letty and Javier, in every way, but Juan Diego Botto and Michelle Dockery continue to be mesmerizing, no matter how dire things look, and even if once the fourth episode is over they do find a path forward (in a freaking brilliant way) there's a lot of suffering and a hell of a lot of fun in our future.
"Who wants you dead? Besides me."
Season two of Good Behavior premieres Sunday October 15th at 10:00p.m. ET/PT on TNT.