@kentuckienne: And believe me, I do appreciate Sam, even when he's undergone a seemingly inexplicable personality change for the sake of creating a fairly uninteresting subplot. But compared to the previous episodes...meh. It was tame.

@la.donna.pietra: By True Blood standards, that's a Sunday school picnic.

@stacyinbean: Also, can't they just bury him and he'll heal? Isn't that what happened with Bill in the first season when he ran out into the daylight to save Sookie from Rene?

@MagImpalor is a god damn spy.: Not nearly enough. Sam's ass at the very end, like the last 10 minutes.

The Jason subplots are boring and stupid.

@LivingCMYK: I thought Mindy Kalings' hair was probably the worst (big, messy and unflattering), but yeah, Julia's was pretty dreadful too. And you know they paid someone a fortune to style it!

Is it just me or was it a collective bad hair day? Everyone looks overstyled, over-tousled and over-producted.

@CurtCole: My love for you knows no moderation. Congrats!

So glad to know that sweet uncle Tim can totally cut a bitch when necessary.

But is it really possible to hide much of value in your clitoral skin?

@smmo: Hey, if she doesn't want to, that's totally her choice. And given how physically rough things were the first time around, I can understand why she might not want to deal with VBAC.

@smmo: I simply don't see medicated births and C-sections as any great tragedy - in the main.

@QoB: Yeah, that's what I mean by wanting to know the full story. If she was actively laboring for even half that time, she should have gone to the hosppital. And presumably the woman giving birth and her partner had some involvement in the decision not to go to the hospital.

A week after Goldman's piece came out, Muhlhahn patients Catherine and Ricardo's baby was stillborn after three days of labor.

Is she a bad mother? Hard to say. But she sure seems to enable their entitled douchebaggery by ponying up cash when necessary. And I suspect that started a long, long time ago.

@LazyHippo: If they are providing the means for the criminal to commit the crime, and then collecting money for it, I would say yes.

@MsJanani: Heh. By "he" I meant Craig Newmark. Let me just edit that comment...

Is there a reason these attorneys general can't prosecute Craig Newmark for participating in sex trafficking? Technically, he's making money off it by providing a service to the traffickers.

Oh Wal-Mart. I'm so looking forward to you getting your ass handed to you on this one.

@paperispatient: Yeah, I never would have shopped there if I'd seen the original ads, but I discovered them in college (early 90s) and really liked their product. The t-shirts were the best on the market. Now they barely make them anymore—they're just selling useless ugly gold leggings and lace bodysuits.