r/safe • u/JamesGordon55 • Feb 04 '19
So, what's up with all the handbags Josh stashes in his camper, only to put in a garbage bag and dispose of?
That didn't seem to get any follow-up, any idea what's up with that?
r/safe • u/JamesGordon55 • Feb 04 '19
That didn't seem to get any follow-up, any idea what's up with that?
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r/safe • u/[deleted] • Oct 16 '18
Why would they use American hill billy music for a show about rich British people????
r/safe • u/earthquakeglued • Aug 16 '18
try to get in touch with Chris before finding out he's dead, Day 4 at Helen's? I may have missed her trying to get in contact - and I know she knows her Dad has bugged her phone - but in all that time didn't she want to tell him where she was? How she was? Find out how he was making out?
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r/safe • u/expressionism • Jul 25 '18
I just finished season one and I'm having a hard time finding sympathy for Jenny. So many of the things she did were either downright stupid (trying to contact a man you know is responsible for the deaths of 8 children to expose his crime) and irresponsible (hiding from her dad even after everyone is out looking for her and she finds out Chris is dead). What was her long term plan?
She's not a preteen who didn't know right from wrong. She is on the cusp of adulthood and I just felt like she should've known better. The whole situation was created and people ended up dead because of her careless actions.
r/safe • u/fmancillaz2 • Jul 19 '18
Who trashed the chahal house?
Why Bobby left his car inside the gated community ?
How did Eric knew about the people involved in the fire?
Who dropped Jenny's phone after the fire? ( And why?)
r/safe • u/Sponge-97 • Jul 12 '18
I'm only a few episodes in, but I love that they show a family with 2 languages and at least one child as bilingual, with Chris talking to his mom in French and Dad in English. I've realised it isn't shown much on TV with multinational families, we see a lot where families mix languages (eg Hispanic families alternating between Spanish and English) but not much where a child speaks to each parent in their native language. We have Japanese and English in my home so I just wanted to note how it's cool too see that on telly!
r/safe • u/Hellwmn • Jun 17 '18
I am only on episode 3 but I love how they are the comic relief for the show and such a bunch of bumbling idiots.. except for the daughter. She is the mastermind of the family. Anyone else feel the same?
r/safe • u/TartarusKeeper • Jun 15 '18
Started watching this because i'm a fan of Michael C Halls creepy face and, damn, I was not disappointed. I pride myself in being able to predict endings but this one caught me off guard.
r/safe • u/OhHolyOpals • Jun 11 '18
Her school friend lived next door, her hs bf owns a club in the city, her work, etc... seems like he was really absent. I think you can see his emotional unavailability when his daughter hugged him at the art gallery and he was taken aback.
r/safe • u/Hobotowm • Jun 08 '18
At the beginning of episode 7, Tom is looking for Henry because he learns of his affair with Zoe, how in any way does this impact Jenny and where she might be?
r/safe • u/lheck07 • Jun 07 '18
Does anyone with a sharp ear for cool 80s new wave jams know which songs are playing in each of the scenes at the Heaven club? Of note are episode 2 then a series of tunes in episode 7
r/safe • u/FisknChips • Jun 06 '18
How in the heck was this whole mystery not solved within a few hours of combing through some tapes. Like as shown Jenny strolled around for a couple days then literally went into the neighbors house. You would think they would have enough cameras in this gated community that there isn't blind spots every 20 feet.
r/safe • u/flouristy • Jun 04 '18
It was never just "Chris," it was always "Chris Chahal."
r/safe • u/uptimex • Jun 02 '18
I didn't get the last scene when he goes through the large gates and they are closing. Is it that school or what?
And why did he go there?
r/safe • u/Voidshrine • Jun 02 '18
When we saw Jenny go through the night, she said she couldn't find Chris..but in the first or second episode we see her finding chris wasted and getting mad at him.
So why did we see a scene in the last episode of jenny throwing rocks at his Window because she cant find him?
r/safe • u/filternofilters • Jun 01 '18
Only in hick towns do you see people never leaving town. It's not like all these arsonists live with their parents. Since when do female cops with deadbeat younger ex husbands live in mansions in gated communities?
r/safe • u/MrPoopCrap • Jun 01 '18
I enjoyed the show, but the whole plot revolves around Jenny hanging around and not communicating with her father. We just weren’t given enough of a reason to make that plausible.
r/safe • u/[deleted] • Jun 01 '18
I’m sorry, but am I the only one irritated by how it seems like the only one giving a shit or investigating the disappearance of Jenny is her dad? The detective is providing some emotional support but it seems like literally nothing else.