Warning: Full spoilers for the episode follow...
Note: I've watched all 13 Aquarius episodes and compiled a big Season 1 review here. Now, I'm going back through each one and giving and laying down an individual review. These will be short-takes though.
"Never Say Never to Always," named after a Manson song but featuring hits from the likes of Donovan and The Who, gave us a lighter, more rockin' Charlie, who was in good spirits thanks to a hefty wad of cash provided by Emma's dad for a demo recording session. By the end though, Charlie's mood had swerved to sour (as it usually does) and Emma was slapped and banished, temporarily, to the music producer's pad.
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Note: I've watched all 13 Aquarius episodes and compiled a big Season 1 review here. Now, I'm going back through each one and giving and laying down an individual review. These will be short-takes though.
"Never Say Never to Always," named after a Manson song but featuring hits from the likes of Donovan and The Who, gave us a lighter, more rockin' Charlie, who was in good spirits thanks to a hefty wad of cash provided by Emma's dad for a demo recording session. By the end though, Charlie's mood had swerved to sour (as it usually does) and Emma was slapped and banished, temporarily, to the music producer's pad.
Continue reading…
Continue reading...