Everyone, to some degree, ends up losing in the finale of 'Impeachment.' But the biggest losers are Monica Lewinsky and her erstwhile friend Linda Tripp. Read amandamwhiting's recap
American Crime Story The Wilderness Season 3 Episode 10 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next Photo: Tina Thorpe/FX The tenth and final episode of Impeachment is here, and I’m just now realizing that I have no clue which specific moment in U.S. history we’ve been hurtling toward. Is there a logical culmination to all this scheming and taping and testifying? Is it the secret drop of the Starr Report, formally known by its much sexier name, Referral from Independent Counsel Kenneth W.
Yes, Bill Clinton is forced to read the full story of his affair online, along with the rest of the world. Ann Coulter is gleeful at the degree of prurient detail, George Conway likes it fine but wishes there was more legal stuff, and Marcia Lewinsky warns Monica’s dad, Bernie, not to open it all. On cable news, anchors are literally just reading the report out loud, word for word.
It’s too easy to forget that all of this started because a woman from Arkansas filed a lawsuit slash got used and discarded by Republican operatives. As ugly as things are for Linda in the press, life is worse for Paula Jones. Steve is gone, and Paula has taken Steve junior back to Arkansas, where they’re living with her mother.
But the biggest losers here are Monica Lewinsky and her erstwhile friend Linda Tripp. In its waning moments, the show attempts an explanation of Linda’s extravagant treachery that goes beyond a dislike of the Clintons. At a party where strangers harass her in the lobby, her lit agent Lucianne Goldberg jokes that she’ll miss the First Couple: “They were great for books.
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