Either Aura

The dog is the star of this episode about a joke who seems perceived different by men and women, about relation between Rebecca and Noah, about the absence of aura in case of Joanne and her phonecall with a cynical ex, about late night front to house after a tough to quasi crazy day.

Not so bad series ,but for a schizoid like me a pure provocative wave of bizarre things defining a story about relation between, apparently, radical different people , their families , a podcast - the idea of it remains, for me, more than eccentric- and a chain of insecurity - vulnerability defining the main characters.

Episode 3 of Nobody Wants This continues the show's streak of soft, heartfelt storytelling, but this one stood out in the best way. The emotional dilemma at the center - where both leads believe they're bad for each other yet can't deny the connection - was portrayed so delicately. It's beautiful how self-aware they are of their circumstances, and yet they're still drawn to each other as they are, flaws and all. That tension? So well done.

Also, can we talk about the writing again? I'm still obsessed. The dialogue feels effortless and natural, and the pacing of the whole story makes it such a pleasant watch. And the dog scene? As a dog person, I melted. It was the sweetest little moment that perfectly captured the charm of this show.