And what I find really fascinating is one of the taglines that had been used in this show for previous seasons was love should be multiplied, something to that effect. And so I'm really confused why? You know, I'm not even going to speak to the lack of journalism that was present in this four part series, but interviewing both Cody and his current wife and the former sister wives of his current wife, why was that never brought up?
So it's hard for me to believe him with any seriousness that this is actually the case, that he didn't love them. I don't believe it. I will have to say I kind of wish that the show was on one of my streaming services I already pay for, because it would be intriguing to watch the last few years of just the dynamics
Natasha Nurse
@DressingRoom8 · 3:15
I'm not sure sometimes will share episodes or like the last x amount of episodes if you go on directly to their website or their social pages. So I hope you can catch it too. And again, I really just thank you for sharing your thoughts and your perspective. That was really even more enlightening. So you rock
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
But maybe I'm just having selective memory. I don't know. But part of me just wants to send him to therapy and therapy where he gets great big hugs. But also someone who doesn't take his bs, calls him on things I know his ego would never allow. Mean, I suspect I don't know him, obviously. Also, thanks. I didn't know that they had it on YouTube tv. I don't have that service. And Canada does TLC a little differently
Natasha Nurse
@DressingRoom8 · 2:44
I think you hit the nail on the head about popping in and popping out of the children's lives. And definitely there seemed to not be any emotional attachment to any of the children. So I'm not quite sure why you'd want 1000 of them to not know any of them, not really be connected to them. And apparently, based on what I've seen through media and various podcast stuff, he doesn't even have a good relationship with many of the children
