He wasn't abusive or mean like Earl... But he was still a cheating douchebag, whose wife obviously loved him very much.
I like that Jenna made the right decision to be on her own at the end.
Hail to the king, baby.
Not as unlikeable, no. earl was presented to us with no redeeming features. Pomatter has them in large quantities. The one bad one *is* really bad.
Gotta go. Kisses.
Perhaps I should rephrase my statement. Yes, of course Earl was more unlikable since he was physically and emotionally abusive to Jenna. With that said, I don't consider Jim to have any redeeming qualities either. His good qualities are ruined by the fact that they're being presented in an unfaithful relationship with a woman who is not his loving wife.
Hail to the king, baby.
Are you saying that a man cannot have redeeming qualities if he cheats on his wife?
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