I loved this documentary so freaking much - Makes me want to run my own commune without all the herpy derp and loud sex sounds coming from the property.

It's sick what they did to the water supply just to win votes though. Lucky that there wasn't a death toll with that.

I feel like I could rewatch this documentary series as it's gotten under my skin and I think about this series a lot lately. Like... what makes a "good" commune - What works? Are there any successful communes out there that aren't completely fucked?

It's a good sign that the documentary did it's job, makes one think.