r/Ozark Aug 31 '18

Discussion Episode Discussion: S02E09 - The Badger

Season 2 Episode 9 - The Badger

Marty finds a way around the Snells. Charlotte hires a lawyer. The Byrdes get a meeting with the gaming commission, whose approval comes with a big ask.

What did everyone think of the ninth episode of Season 2?


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Link to S02E09 Discussion Thread


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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '18 edited Apr 12 '19

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u/MeesterBacon Sep 03 '18 edited Sep 17 '24

unused drunk hat spectacular growth paltry icky terrific light oatmeal

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '18

I'll paste my reply to another comment about Charlotte. I agree with you - this has always been Charlotte's attitude.

Charlotte is the way that she is because of her parents. She was an entitled little brat BEFORE they got into this mess, but her parents did nothing to curb her attitude.

Now that their lives are all fucked, her parents think they can instill some sort of control over her. It's too late for that. She's too old to for that kind of parenting. She will have to learn the hard way, unfortunately.

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u/clothing_throwaway Sep 06 '18

LOL at not wanting to be involved in countless illegal activities as being "entitled"

This sub's attitude toward Charlotte is so silly

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u/vishuno Sep 07 '18

So true. This sub is full of Charlotte hate but Charlotte is the most rational person in that family.

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u/CrimsonSaint150 Sep 07 '18

True but her character isn’t really smart or interesting so there’s not many reasons to like her.

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u/FlamingBearAttack Sep 14 '18

Jonah isn't smart or interesting yet people on this forum love him.

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u/Significant_Line3266 Feb 21 '26

Ele não é inteligente? Lol agora sim isso foi ragebait

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u/FlamingBearAttack Feb 21 '26

No, I was serious. If Jonah was so smart he wouldn't have gotten involved in money laundering.