Taylor! OMG!


Taylor in lady clothes and a long wig and makeup . . . ?! My jaw was on the floor, and that wasn’t my only physical reflex. Combine this bravura scene with Gregor’s “advice” to back off Taylor’s firm or suffer the consequences, and Axe’s Samurai aggression, and the fourth season already looks as though it will be better than the third.

I’m finding Chuck decreasingly interesting and cartoonish, but understand that the series needs the presence of the legal community for narrative balance.
I still wonder why Wendy stays with him, aside from narrative convenience. Perhaps because he squeals exactly like a pig when she punishes him?

Taylor looked like a somewhat younger Wendy!

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Chuck will come back with a vengeance. But I could do with some more episodes of street schemes.

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'Perhaps because he squeals exactly like a pig when she punishes him?'

LOL he should have been in Deliverance

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Yeah it took me a few moments before I even realized that was Taylor. At first I kept wondering who is this mystery woman was who was meeting with the sheik. Still amazes me sometimes what a difference clothing, hair, and makeup can make in terms of sex appeal. I never think those things matter as much as they actually do.

As for Wendy, I think the the glue of their relationship is supposed to be the sex. But I question whether it makes sense from Wendy's standpoint, at least from a classical psychology perspective.

As any dominatrix could tell you, most of their clients are highly successful men in the real world who like role playing the submissive. So in that respect Chuck's attraction to Wendy makes sense.

But I'm also assuming the reverse is somewhat true as well, that female doms in bed enjoy that empowered role compared to the more submissive real world role they're forced to have in greater society. But Wendy seems to a hold a highly respected and influential position in her respective career. I'd think it'd make her more likely to enjoy not being in control and in a traditionally submissive role in the sack. But that's just my pop psychology take.

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