Brittany Snow and Michael Stahl-David in Permanent AF (2020)

Megalyn Echikunwoke, Emily Osment, and Brittany Snow in Permanent AF (2020)

Mo McRae and Victoria Cartagena in Permanent AF (2020)

Timothy Hutton and Megalyn Echikunwoke in Permanent AF (2020)

Timothy Hutton and Brittany Snow in Permanent AF (2020)

Brittany Snow

Megalyn Echikunwoke

Emily Osment

Joshua Allen

Zina Camblin

Abdi Nazemian

Part 1 of 2. The trial against Dr. Bechley begins with a powerful opening statement from the prosecution, leaving Leon scared and Tim wondering if Edie should rejoin the defense team. Meanwhile, Julia begins to take the option of ...

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Things are heating up as Leon&apos;s trial finally starts, and the prosecution is out for blood. As different victims begin to testify, tension builds between Leon and the three leading ladies. At the same time, Julia finds herself stuck in a rut after her breakup with Donovan. Julia can&apos;t seem to decide if she wants a baby or not; she still hasn&apos;t found out who her father is, and her relationship with Leon is strained because of the trial. And just when Julia seems to have things figured out, Donovan reappears in her life. Meanwhile, Roxy returns to the news station hoping to be taken seriously as a spokeswoman for victims of abuse. However, her problems are further complicated when Issac starts having immigration issues. There is also some tension between Roxy and Julia as they both have feelings for Issac. Lastly, Edie continues to struggle with her sexuality as her two lovers, Tim and Amanda, are both at each other&apos;s throats. Overall, this was another great episode and an example of why I love this show. There are so many overlapping storylines, but it feels like real life, where several things are going on at once, and nothing feels too over the top. I also love how the character&apos;s relationship with each other is complicated. For example, Leon isn&apos;t all bad despite his poor choices, and Edie isn&apos;t all good either, as she is constantly hurting the people closest to her. My favorite character is Julia. Her journey over the course of the show is so interesting, and it&apos;s amazing to see how she grows. Julia getting back with Donovan was frustrating because he clearly isn&apos;t right for her, but it feels like something the character would do. And she doesn&apos;t compromise her character or her values in giving him another chance. Brittany Snow is my favorite actor, and she kills it here. You really feel like Julia is a real person who has been put in a difficult position, and her acting is fantastic. I know it&apos;s just one season, but I&apos;d recommend this show to anyone.

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Things are heating up as Leon's trial finally starts, and the prosecution is out for blood. As different victims begin to testify, tension builds between Leon and the three leading ladies. At the same time, Julia finds herself stuck in a rut after her breakup with Donovan. Julia can't seem to decide if she wants a baby or not; she still hasn't found out who her father is, and her relationship with Leon is strained because of the trial. And just when Julia seems to have things figured out, Donovan reappears in her life. Meanwhile, Roxy returns to the news station hoping to be taken seriously as a spokeswoman for victims of abuse. However, her problems are further complicated when Issac starts having immigration issues. There is also some tension between Roxy and Julia as they both have feelings for Issac. Lastly, Edie continues to struggle with her sexuality as her two lovers, Tim and Amanda, are both at each other's throats. Overall, this was another great episode and an example of why I love this show. There are so many overlapping storylines, but it feels like real life, where several things are going on at once, and nothing feels too over the top. I also love how the character's relationship with each other is complicated. For example, Leon isn't all bad despite his poor choices, and Edie isn't all good either, as she is constantly hurting the people closest to her. My favorite character is Julia. Her journey over the course of the show is so interesting, and it's amazing to see how she grows. Julia getting back with Donovan was frustrating because he clearly isn't right for her, but it feels like something the character would do. And she doesn't compromise her character or her values in giving him another chance. Brittany Snow is my favorite actor, and she kills it here. You really feel like Julia is a real person who has been put in a difficult position, and her acting is fantastic. I know it's just one season, but I'd recommend this show to anyone.

Part 1 of 2. The trial against Dr. Bechley begins with a powerful opening statement from the prosecution, leaving Leon scared and Tim wondering if Edie should rejoin the defense team. Meanwhile, Julia begins to take the option of having a baby seriously, asking for Isaac's help. Also, Roxy joins a commentary segment on the show that had previously blindsided her and makes a drastic decision in an attempt to help Isaac.

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