玛赛拉第二季
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玛赛拉第二季
(2018)- 状态：更新至6集/共8集
- 别名：Marcella Season 2
- 类型：美国剧 剧情
- 导演：查尔斯·马丁,查尔斯·斯特里奇
- 主演：安娜·弗莱尔 尼古拉斯·平诺克 吉米·巴姆博 JackDoolan RayPanthaki
- 时间：2019-03-07 15:11
玛赛拉第二季的短评......
英剧里的精良之作，但是不知道为什么好侦探都被塑造成生活里的失败者，人格缺陷明显，第二季比第一季还严重，尤其女主对前夫跪舔的态度让人恶心的不行，第二集如果没有改善，只能弃了。
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