My thoughts exactly - I got that the ‘we did’ line was meant to hint at a ‘soulful’ experience rather than a sexual experience rather, but the intentional ambiguity skewed it towards sinister for me. As you say, it just didn’t land right.
That, and the peculiarity of dressing up from the ex’s box of left-over clothes
The entire storyline was very much a man’s cliched imagining of what a woman would find charmingly romantic and disarmingly chivalrous, like a particularly
tit 90s romcom.
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I was thinking that it seems like they don’t know what to do with Rebecca this series, but actually it feels like they don’t really know what to do with anyone this series: Keely’s business teething troubles/random former friend/bisexuality storylines are disconnected from everything else, Ted’s only half there, Nate’s uber-villain schtick is barely convincing, Roy isn’t Roy any more, Rebecca doesn’t seem to actually manage the business side of the club in any tangible way, the Zava storyline was kind of pointless (ooooh, he’s there he’s amazing … oh, now he’s gone), and the series just seems a bit aimless overall. Only Jamie and Trent have had interesting storylines/character development.
I loved the first two series, and I really hope this series picks up, but right now it’s treading water