Insatiable 1x10 Patty Relapses Into Binge Eating [HD]

Insatiable Season 1, Episode 10

About Insatiable:
For years Patty was overweight, which caused her to be bullied, ignored and underestimated by the people around her. But she is now thin and seeking revenge against those who ever made her feel bad about herself through fat-shaming. Enter Bob Armstrong, a disgraced attorney with a passion for coaching beauty pageant contestants. As one of the only people who sees Patty's potential, he takes her under his wing -- first as a legal client, then as a pageant contestant. Bob hopes to coach Patty to the top of the pageant game, but he and wife Coralee have no idea how deep her rage goes or how far she will go to exact revenge on the people she feels have wronged her.

[ellielindsey]

I wasn't a huge fan of the show overall, but this scene is a pretty accurate depiction of binge eating disorder. Food is used as a type of self-harm even though it probably seems ridiculous to someone who's never struggled with it.

[Liisandro]

This scene is so strong even though there's no dialogue

[zolo]

I like how eating a cake can look so disturbing. Like this is witnessing someone relapsing into substance abuse which is sad, but the cake always represents something happy and bright. Kudos to whoever wrote the scene and Debbie for acting this out.

[arl]

can we talk about debbie ryan's acting in this scene 👏👏

[currently]

This scene is surprisingly moving especially how the breathing and eating sounds continue into the blackness of the credit scroll. To me fading to black and continuing the sound was showing the void of people around her, that she had nothing. She was empty. All that was there for her was cake, and as the viewer saw when she ate it, there was not fulfillment. By adding the cake there was something beyond herself, but in the scene she was more alone than ever.

[Brownieabc]

I cried. I hate that feeling when you just want to give up and this is exactly what she did

[cinnamongurly]

debby ryan’s acting is so good. also, when she said “happy birthday fatty patty.” :”) it was emotional

[courtneymichelle]

“This show fat shames after she gets skinny everyone loves her”

Yeah no... definitely not

[DaisyisLazy]

*I was hoping she would light the candles in number 16*

[briannamunoz]

I felt my heart sink as she binged on the cake, even when you lose all the weight and you're finally pretty. Finally skinny... but it isn't enough. So for her bingeing on that cake reminds me of me bingeing on sweets after sweets after sweets. Eating candy, pastries, ice cream, until that aching feeling goes away, until I no longer feel so lonely.

[br]

That scene made me feel so disturbed, it hit right at home. The only thing that i didn't like is that in the next episode she out of nowhere gets better.

[cincyreviews]

I started crying cause of how much I related to the coming home depressed and just binge eating, it’s like it spoke to me 😭

[ayassafespace]

This scene was brilliant. It gave me chills and I teared up while watching it, especially when it cut to the credits with the sound of her breathing and eating. It was raw and I commend Debby Ryan for her acting in it. It was as real as it could get, coming from a person with eating and weight issues. I enjoyed the show a lot.

[anrajsoni]

Probably the best scene of the series.. most relatable

[Music_Lover]

Never thought watching someone eat cake would be so depressing.

[lehuy]

This must be a very hard scene to act :((

[princesslollypop]

I know the feeling food is an escape. But u end up feeling worse later on

[t.b.]

I was so sad when I saw this scene. I was ready to cry😭

[soraluvr]

I wish every critic of this show would watch this scene. This show is amazing. It’s a dark comedy so I understand not everyone will like it but my god the amount of backlash it got was incredibly stupid. I’m a bigger girl and this scene along with a couple others made me break down and cry. Not because I felt “fat shamed” but because I realized that I binge eat. I use food for comfort and have an unhealthy relationship with it. I did a lot of reflecting after watching this. It’s actually helped me slowly start changing my relationship with food and myself.

[OmarAyusoVA]

The juxtaposition between the fact that's she's physically full but so emotionally empty