I agree! It just shows what “Hollywood” idiot directors would make their amazing actors do for “ratings”. I am SO happy Wilson left. She is a courageous woman for standing up for herself and leaving.

@@lucymontes4602 Thank you.I am glad you agree!

Yes.. I agree on that!!

The show was about sex. It is called The Affair The title implied sex was a main theme Affairs are about sex

I did not feel that the show was about sex, or about affairs. To me, it was about people, and life. And about how individuals handle stuff, and about how to take responsibility and how to be happy. Watching seasons 1-4 on Amazon prime, I thought several times that the people making this show think showing sex is way more important than than it is. Good show, and storytelling. And maybe some folks behind the scenes had emotional problems or psychological issues....

@@bluecollarlit It was about grief as well.

@@bluecollarlit I thought the same thing. I was watching it thinking this looks like a man wrote it because everyone is defaulting to sex and everything is sex. I get that her arc is that she is using sex to numb her pain, so she is promiscuous, but every sex scene doesn’t need to be full on graphic. You can allude to her having slept with a guy without having to have a drawn out sex scene. This is what people (including the actress) means when she says it isn’t organic to the plot. They were just throwing in full on nudity in every sex scene just to do so. Certain moments it makes sense like the first time we see her with Cole or Noah or if there is a particularly charged scene, but every time they sleep together doesn’t need to be graphic, nor did we need to see that with her sex scene with that creepy guy. That was another pointless scene.

Ma perche' Cole non indaga piu' sulla sua morte?

Totally agree!

Horrible scene.

Sarah Treem tried to cajole actors to get naked even if they were uncomfortable or not contractually obligated to. I think she was one of the directors. I can’t even imagine what Wilson went through, and I can see why she filed a report, she stated she did not feel safe.

@@lucymontes4602 Exactly Lucy!! And can you believe this type of show didn’t have an intimacy expert on set?? I almost feel like the directors did that intentionally 🤷🏽‍♀️

Agreed.Also oscar is really disgusting character.I just finished watching this last episode now.Alison is most favorite brave character and this talented actress is brave too.Director was male or female..it is just awful.Some female directors..Not only in this show are like misogynist brutal bustard too.

The book Noah wrote clearly labeled Alison as “sex”

@@TEDdotcom that's only in noah's pov not hers

Ma alla fine, si e' suicidata oppure è stata uccisa?

@@cinziaicardi8440 She was killed.

Also Joshua Jackson😓

The finale was outstanding IMO.

@@Eeza07 i agree

Are they? I mean the series does play with the erotic element. Sex is a main topic of the the show.

I hated the ending, I even hated the whole Joanie part of it like why make it so far into the future like that

@@sfort515 Agree!!!

@@sfort515 they did it for the Joanie to kinda avenge her mother’s death.

Eww.. beautiful by which feature ?

Yes Marissa, totally agree! Sex could’ve been cut in half w/out losing anything. They really didn’t add to the show IMO…

That seems fair. I have to.

True

These characters were very dimensional, I appreciated that. However, the character of Allison lost my sympathy when she disrespected Helen space.

not a show without them

@@restinson2651 manly her and Cole 💔

@@tayf.9611 Helen was very good to guess everyone has there Opinions

Towards the end I hated Noah and disliked Helen. They needn’t have bothered with Season 5😝

@@patriciapasciuto9022Seeing how Helen kept her family together she was Amazing yes Cole and Allison were really good and the show did miss them the ending was very good that’s your opinion and my opinion great show Allison and Cole should have stayed until the end and be together they were great together as a couple

Yes, common practice for a certain type of person to make promises to hire someone and then switch the deal. For some people, that's a power trip which is totally inappropriate in the workplace.

@@bluecollarlit Happens all the time, like you said, it happened to me, like I said.

Me too! I could not wait for Cole to do some digging and find out what happened. Instead they just swept vital details of Ben’s relationship with her under the rug...until the END. What a waste of time.

@@jcefalo2001 Right? I mean I get that the actress wanted off or whatever. She was the show IMHO. I loved her and Cole. Noah and Helen...please Helen just bugged me. Period. But for them to kill her off in such a brutal way was shocking and so sad. I thought Coke would hop on it and he left the show. Then Joney figured it out and that went south!

Same, honestly, I started to feel sick. Every episode had multiple explicit scenes, mainly with Ruth. Not to mention when filming there’s like 15 people in the room too. She must have felt so vulnerable.

Why are you yelling

I agree, apart from your sexism at the end. The gender of the director doesn’t matter wtf

I just now binged whole series and my persistent thought was: “just too much unnecessary graphic sex scenes.” I am Not going to say they were irrelevant to her character because her arc is that she is using sexual experiences to escape her pain so we have to see her being promiscuous which means yes, she will be having more sex than other female costars, but does every scene need to be graphic? You can allude to the fact that she had sex without every scene having to be a graphic full on nude sex scene. It was so obvious it was there just for titillation and ratings and not storytelling and if this many people noticed it was “too much,” that means what they were doing was transparent.

Finale was incredible.

That's not very nice.

@@brownigirlpie Ruth and her friends are suing the network and the cast and crew. She and her body double were hired to do a role that had sex scenes and nudity in every episode. She took the role & signed the contract and took the money saying that she would do what was required and then she didn't do anything that she said she would It would be like applying for a job in shipping and receiving and then once you got the job saying " Oh no, I don't unload trucks " When you look at acting when you look at men there are certain exercises that you have to do as part of your training And once you get out into the real world you are expected to do those same roles For men the two things that you will see almost every single male actor has done number one, dress as a woman Number two play the part of a gay man For women the main part that you are called to play at least some of the time is being nude and doing sex scenes Real actresses who are professional do these roles without hesitation and without any problems And what Ruth did is not just wrong but it is a slap in the face to the actresses like Maura Tierney who not only did everything required but she did a performance that was an Oscar level performance Her final scene was the best performance I can ever remember in any show or movie I cried That is what being a great actress and doing what is required by the role produces for the audience , an emotional response that is so dramatic you never forget it. You forget you are watching a show and lose yourself in the show, forgetting about where you are and what is happening around you. This is why you become an actress, to have this powerful an effect on the audience. Suing your fellow actresses is wrongful and spiteful and says everything that you need to know about that person.

Regardless of what she did or didn't do with regard to her contract-this is a social media site. A public entity. I don't need to know about the workings of someone's employment contract. It's public shaming. There are laws in this country that protect people. Even public people. Quite frankly, I don't think you are being very professional.

@@brownigirlpie If I applied for a job in a company in the shipping and receiving department and I signed a contract and they said that unloading trucks was a primary part of my job, and I told the company that would not be an issue, then in week 3 of my employment I suddenly said I would not unload trucks any more, they would fire me for cause, and if I went to the department of labor and went to court to try and get unemployment they would deny my claim, with cause. She did exactly the same thing. She was hired to do specific tasks and signed a contract and then broke her contact, demanded more money, demanded they hire someone hostile to the company, demanded they hire a body double, who also signed a contract saying that she would do specific tasks and then all three of them sued the company their fellow cast members and crew and bad mouth them all in the press trying to destroy the companies and the cast members ability to make a living. This is unforgivable This is not shaming this is fact this is what she did and this is not an honorable person This is the worst kind of person if it were my choice I would never hire her I would never work with her

Unless you have the contract to review and you were there during discussions about what role Ruth would play, you do not have the information to determine whether Ruth is right or whether she is wrong. Is it possible that there were discussions about the sexuality Ruth would portray that weren't detailed in the contract or were too lengthy to have in the contract? Is it possible that the producers of the show said one thing to get her to do the role and then tried to turn the tables on her to make a more carnal, titillating show at the expense of real, meaningful story development? All I can tell you is that I've been promised things by employers and supervisors in my career that were never delivered and asked to do things that were either unethical or unsafe. I believe Ruth, because money is more important than human dignity when it comes to the business side of making films!

Not really.

@@dumfriesspearhead7398 she just complained and banged every1

Which means she did her job as an actress! There are absolutely ppl like this in the world.

Dumbass, if you feel unsafe at work, do you stay just because of a contract ? FOH Freak

You’re not wrong.