"As bummed as I am overall about Oliver dating people who aren’t Connor"

100% thought this, too.

Also, Christina >>>>>>>>>>>> Amelia.

"Also, idk if I like Owen anymore. He was never my favorite, but I always
thought of him as a solid B character that was nice to have around."

It's depressing that after last season being such a return to form that this season has been a bit meh. I definitely think it's down to the characters they're focussing on.

Purely from an age perspective, the entire female cast is young or relatively young. The oldest female host is probably Maeve, and she's only 43. The male characters by comparison run a much broader spectrum - Louis Herthum, who played Dolores' father, is 59.

Your viewpoint seems to be informed by your seemingly high interest you have in the male backside and disinterest in female "pancake" butts.

There has been the occasional shot of a fanny though, in the labs, in their unfinished/hairless state. Nothing quite like this guy's dick being the closest thing to the camera though. You're right that it is a bit of a false equivalency, though.

You mean where all the shoot-outs keep happening?

I think it was a wise move - it helps ground and humanise this apparently ridiculous character; Negan by comparison is still quite cartoonish.

This, and not the season 7 premiere, is the real reason to stop watching TWD. I hate that Carl has high-grade plot armour - he is one of the worst aspects of the show.

"TWD could learn something from them on how to tell multiple stories in one episode"

I love their dynamic - it's almost as great as Christina and Mer, which is why I hope they never decide to push Alex and Mer together as a couple.

I quite liked Teddy, although I like the actress so maybe that's why she didn't grate. Bringing back Leah was an unusual and, as Gwen notes in her summary, an insane decission by Webber. I was indifferent to Murphy first time around; I wasn't aware she was majorly unpopular. The one I couldn't stand was the one who…

It has been a bit wonky - it just sounds like the stereotypical English accent Americans do; it sounds a bit too forced. That said, I do love Sarah Paulson.

I was similarly surprised that the dead characters appear to be actually staying dead - and also how many were bumped off this episode.

Also, his comedic moments are undermined by the fact that he's so annoying.

But if Simon didn't know he would have said so when Annalise confronted him.

I can't believe there are people whose most loathed winner of Drag Race ISN'T Tyra Sanchez - like wtf are you guys on?

Roxxxy achieved what Phi Phi so desperately wanted.