Grace and Frankie on Netflix

[+ WmClarke]

Also watching it on the road. And one of the episodes is called "Road Trip."

 

So much fun to watch.

[+ WmClarke]

"No! Damn my Christ-like capacity for compassion."

 

This show just always cracks me up.

[+ bashful]

And, some touching moments too. I thought the scene where Frankie went to Robert's house after he kicked Sol out was so good. The best dramatic moment for me so far.

[+ bashful]

"Dammit knowledge--leave my head!"

 

Perhaps get out the bong and get into the same state as when the knowledge went into your head.

[+ WmClarke]

And, some touching moments too. I thought the scene where Frankie went to Robert's house after he kicked Sol out was so good. The best dramatic moment for me so far.

Yes! There are lots of great moments like that. I loved Frankie's "I'm the fuck-up!?!" speech.

[Jim Corrigan]

Enjoyed the second season even more than the first.And Coyote is smokin hot in a goofball sort of way.

[samhexum]

Jane Fonda says she suffered a nervous breakdown during the first season of “Grace and Frankie” because she felt “triggered” by her character’s plotline of being abandoned by her husband for another man.

 

“It took me a season to come to care for my character. I had to go back into therapy and start Prozac,” the 81-year-old actress revealed to The Hollywood Reporter. “It took me a long time to figure out [my relationship with this character]. I had a nervous breakdown during the first season and I discovered it’s because the very first episode our husbands tell us that they are going to leave us after 40 years and marry each other and that triggered abandonment … oh, this is not a good thing to talk about.”

 

Fonda eventually grew to love her character on the Netflix hit.

 

“It was a big trigger, and I didn’t realize that a character in a comedy could actually trigger something very profound,” Fonda explained. “And so I love her and I learned to invite her into the room.”

 

That said, Fonda doesn’t want to emulate Grace.

 

“… I don’t really want to have to be anything like her,” she said. “We have too much in common as it is.”

 

Fonda was previously married to Roger Vadim, Tom Hayden and Ted Turner. She has said that all three of her ex-husbands cheated on her throughout their marriages.