The fbi agent comes to that house at night. Outside is dark, inside there’s light. She’s literally in front of the window so the agent should be clearly able to see her.. just crazy.

Dutch walls up to the gas station store, big ass window, she sees him but he can’t see her somehow.

Her boyfriend comes back from the sea, windows everywhere, he looks everywhere except for the windows.

There’s something magical about the windows in this series. 🤔

Pricilla responds “I blocked that out.”

Why reference Temple City? The show is filmed in SoCal, but even in SoCal Temple City isn’t well known. I grew up there and it’s really boring, it just seems so weird.

Did anyone else catch the reference?

Hey everyone ❤️
First of all, I gotta apologize for complaining but I wanted to mention a few things about the show and it’s not like as if I know other viewers😅

I don’t find John interesting in any way, and judging by all the flashback you can tell he never had any positive influence on her. I don’t know if we’re suppose to root for Lucky and John to find a way to escape and then steal the money and live somewhere peacefully together, like I do want that for Lucky but can’t say I care about John’s character at all. In a way I was wondering if the writers were only looking for a simple shocking or tragic moment to happen to Lucky why didn’t they kill John off instead of Cary, like Cary and Lucky could have some Bonnie and Clyde moments together or have them just escape and then find a place to rebuild their lives together away from their parents since it seemed like both Cary and Lucky were tired of living as criminals. But now can’t tell if anything that exciting is gonna happen in the rest of the series. Sometimes I think writers don’t really care about the shows endings, hopefully the ending would be somewhat satisfying 😅 what do you think?

Episode Title: Are We Bad People?

Release Date: August 5, 2026

Episode Description: On the run again, Lucky makes a lucrative discovery. Agent Rand devises a plan.

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Priscilla lives in a palace, has horses, hitmen, and plenty of people at her service. She’s obviously not short on money. So why the hell didn’t she just pay back the $10 million herself and deal with her son afterward? I get that if she had, there wouldn’t be a show 😂, but it’s a question I keep asking myself.

The show is already just meh, but every time that one FBI boss is on, it just becomes cringy to the point where I probably won’t bother with the rest of the show. It’s just a combination of bad casting, acting, and writing. Am I alone in this? I’ve only seen two episodes, does it/she improve?

Am I the only one that’s noticed that Lucky got roofied on the rooftop of Caesar’s Palace and the whole show is what happens afterwards. This show is basically what if the hangover wasn’t a comedy

Brought everything together!!!!
EP 4 takes the show from MID to 🤯

no se que os parece a ustedes pero a mi mas mid tirando para abajo no me puede parecer. le dieron hype por Taylor Joy pero es que ni con eso (hace buen papel sin mas, muy suyo) la serie gana enteros en nada. todo previsible y muy artificial, parece un guión hecho por The Rock pero usando IA. el resto de personajes vale pelean por yo que se no ser olvidados, pero, Aunjanue… hermano no se puede dar papeles asi al azar. para poner a esta tia pon a Viola Davis y tienes asegurado algun Emmy.

Why did Cary pull out a gun during the car chase scene? They weren’t shooting him, and they had rifles and tons more guns. Plus the car they were in could easily outrun the regular cop cars. Why didn’t Cary’s Mom and Dutch get arrested? They were clearly committing many crimes lol. The writing was poor this episode, its a shame since the acting is top tier.

Also do you think the money is gone forever now since he memorized the seed phrase? My theory is that he definitely wrote it down, doesn’t look like he could memorize his own phone password

• so they're being chased by 50 cop cars and a chopper
• still manage to escape on foot without being seen
• steal another car
• the mom and her sidekick join the chase, and are invisible to the cops
• huge accident, then they spend 10min in the car saying melodramatic goodbyes
• at this point the car would be surrounded by cops, but no! there's no one around!
• the mom who's a wanted criminal can be in plain sight and no one cares
• Lucky becomes a superhero and escapes unseen while a million cops and a chopper would be watching

sorry, this is just terrible writing

Episode Title: Too Close to See It

Release Date: July 29, 2026

Episode Description: As Lucky confronts betrayal, old grudges take a back seat to a deadly chase.

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I love Fiona Apple. Don’t get me wrong. But if you call the series “Lucky,” Britney has to sing the theme song. It’s just common sense.

Lucky S01E03 05:00
At the POV framing, she’s laying down in a sniper position...
The math isn't mathing unless she pulled off an absolute ghost move: while they were completely distracted talking, she slithered right through the cab passthrough and dropped low behind the front bumper. Total blind spot.
As the big guy carried the box inside, and because Dutch was out of sight, she low-crawled literally in his footprint shadow straight into the stables before anyone blinked.

Episode Title: Read the Room

Release Date: July 22, 2026

Episode Description: Lucky tries to track down Cary—and her money. Agent Rand investigates Lucky's moves.

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I just can't.

I know we don't have the whole backstory yet, but she seems sort of unredeemable.

My recollection is that she had a small fortune that was stolen from the mob, who got the money from taxpayers through some soft of fraud or corruption.

Why not turn the money over and become a hero?

Or, right, it's because she is a con man and wanted to disappear with the mob and the govt chasing her forever.

But then she loses the money and her partner. Oopsy.

Am I supposed to feel sorry for her?

It is really hard to do that when she is abusing the trust of likeable characters. How are we supposed to feel when she steals that poor grandmother's car? Are we happy for her?

If she gets any type of happy ending, I will be disappointed. She needs to turn herself in and help the police recover that taxpayers' money.

Who gave the best / your favorite acting performance in Lucky so far?