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What a breath of fresh air! Josh is a great host--very funny, a wonderful interviewer and so much fun to watch.

I know this was Josh's first time hosting, and I hope he gets to host many, many times going forward.

He is better in the host role than as a supporting player. Long overdue, but glad Josh finally got his spotlight.

I've admired Mariska Hargitay and enjoyed her work as an actress for a long time. Now I'm even more impressed with the courage it took to share her complicated life story.

There is so much tragedy involved, but it makes me happy to know that as much tragedy as there was, there was even more love. And I'm glad that, to some degree, people were able to admit their mistakes and apologize for them.

It's rather head-spinning to think about the identity questions and issues involved and how it plays out over the years of secrecy and mystery. I hope this documentary receives the recognition it deserves.

This is a fun sequel, but I did really miss Anna Kendrick. The plot is not as seamless as the original, but it still has its charms. Seeing Christian try to date and the interaction between the brothers was very cool. Their dynamic is fascinating to see as it evolves. Both Ben and Jon portray their characters very well. I'm going to be very interested to see what the next episode in this adventure is. I really hope Christian has some sort of happy ending with the Anna Kendrick character and that the two brothers develop a relationship dynamic they can live with. Hope it doesn't take too long before we get the end installment of this story.