‘Run’ Episode 1: Fans loved watching Billy and Ruby being ‘horny’, obsessed with HBO’s black comedy thriller
The ever-talented Phoebe Waller-Bridge knows exactly how to grasp her audience’s attention and with her latest show ‘Run’, for which she has served as the executive producer, she has managed to spark a conversation among the viewers once again.
Ordered to series by HBO, ‘Run’ premiered tonight and introduced us to what could be television’s next most happening onscreen romantic couple Billy and Ruby, whose sexual desires are being highly discussed on social media. On watching the first episode of ‘Run’, some fans aren’t able to get over how “horny” Ruby and Billy were in each other’s presence, while the rest are already demanding more episodes from the network as they can foresee the ‘crazy’ sex the duo is going to indulge.
One fan wrote, “I don't know where the show Run on HBO will go but I am all aboard. Also, that first episode was horny as hell.”
“If you like seeing Merritt Wever and Domhnall Gleeson being extremely horny on an Amtrak train you're gonna love Run only on HBO,” added another.
Adding to the previous tweet, another excited fan commented, “I don't know where the show Run on HBO will go but I am all aboard. Also, that first episode was horny as hell.”
And some, although intrigued by the sexual tension between Ruby and Billy, are more eager to see how the story unfolds.
“I love a good sex scene but the seasons are usually 8 episodes long and run for 30 mins then it doesn’t air again for a year. I get it’s HBO and you can show whatever but ultimately I’m watching for plot,” expressed a fan.
The lead characters seem to have struck the right chord with the audience. Heaping praise on Merrit Wever and Domhall Gleeson for putting up an exceptional show one fan wrote on Twitter, “I LOVED RUN ON HBO! I already adore Merritt Wever and Domhnall Gleeson individually, but together... the chemistry is EXPLOSIVE. They are magnetic. I’m completely obsessed with everything about this show! #RunHBO”
“Legit enjoyed Run by @HBO looking forward to the next ep. I DEMAND @HBO to drop all of RUN NOW”, wrote another.
'Run' airs on Sundays on HBO.