Concerning Deb and Lundy, I get a hint of romance there as well, but most of all I'm getting a relationship between what she wanted Harry to be and what Scott Glenn's character on The Silence of the Lambs was for Clarice Starling. The element that doesn't fit the mentor/substitute father angle is their dates talk, and I have no idea if that is supposed to indicate that they're attracted to each other, or that they're developing buddy undertones.
Either way, since he develops this closeness to her, I'm guessing Lundy is genuine, because they can't really pull the "fooling Deb card" twice.
Lilah is grating for me; I hate the actress's fondness for over-enunciating ever syllable, which makes me dislike the character much more than I would otherwise.
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Concerning Deb and Lundy, I get a hint of romance there as well, but most of all I'm getting a relationship between what she wanted Harry to be and what Scott Glenn's character on The Silence of the Lambs was for Clarice Starling. The element that doesn't fit the mentor/substitute father angle is their dates talk, and I have no idea if that is supposed to indicate that they're attracted to each other, or that they're developing buddy undertones.
Either way, since he develops this closeness to her, I'm guessing Lundy is genuine, because they can't really pull the "fooling Deb card" twice.
Lilah is grating for me; I hate the actress's fondness for over-enunciating ever syllable, which makes me dislike the character much more than I would otherwise.
And Rita's mother is quite scary.