I didn't get into it until episode seven. Then suddenly it was so damn interesting.

I watched West Side Story last week and still can't handle the realization that Ben Horne and Dr. Jacobi from Twin Peaks are the same people as Tony and Riff.

Her name is Pigwidgeon McMonkey McBean.

Yah, what's up with that? Barbie looks like maybe a 32C to me. If you're obsessed enough with a character to cut yourself up and sew yourself back together in their image, you'd think you would study the person first.

Did I get my Barbies from the wrong store or something? I keep seeing these pieces about women getting implants the size of their heads to "look like Barbie," but all the Barbies I can think of were in the C cup range.

My Frankenbaby, my choice! haha

Oops!

I agree with the poster's points, but not the "you idiot" delivery. Come on, internet. We can all be friendly here.

I can think of a few where the woman is successful but *also* finds love, like Meg Ryan in Working Girl.

I was going to comment to that end — TV has been slowly getting better at normalizing the existence of gay people, interracial romance, etc etc. Didn't it cause a stir in the '60s and '70s when sitcoms started to portray single women happily living on their own — something that's now perfectly common on TV? I think…

Hey, wing-riding gremlins are more common than you think.

...and probably the only time I've sympathized with that psycho hosebeast Manny. But that's a whole other issue.

There's such a strange disconnect between the chorus of "somebody wonderful will definitely adopt it!" and the many horror stories you hear about kids stuck in bad foster care situations. Adoption does not sound at all easy to me.

I think at least half of them had to have happened on season one of American Horror Story. So, you know, evil ghost doctor turns your fetus into a reanimated Frankenbaby. Common result of TV abortion.

That's the only matter-of-fact abortion I can remember seeing on TV. It was refreshing!

Love the message.

It's funny — seems like kids' movies don't often follow that model, anymore, but once she hits puberty and starts watching teen movies, she'll once again see that the prettiest girl around is always the most evil one, and the most virtuous and heroic one is inevitably the plain or even ugly girl (until she gets…

I just shop a lot when my body shape is "trendy" and wear that shit 'til it's ragged.

Fuck yah, circus lessons! I'd be totally chuffed to get that gift... as long as the vagina-needles gift is optional.

Truth. I have the IKEA rug in question and my cat claimed it the second it hit the floor. She now spends most mornings wrapped up in it.