Go on—you can say it...it looked like shit. I’ve never edited a TV show in my life and I could have done better.

I had the exact opposite impression, but arrived at the same conclusion. I thought it looked like some old hack put it together with only utility and pragmatism in mind.

“hard working police officers”

When Daisy said “Thanks for the spaceship,” I thought she was talking about Lola...right up until, you know, the spaceship...

“I am that guy.”

Obviously, this woman felt it was more important to publicly harass and humiliate a transgender woman than to serve in congress. Now that’s dedication to your bigotry.

I first saw Miriam Shor years ago playing Yihtzak in Hedwig and the Angry Inch and thought she was incredible. But at the time, she was really a nobody as far as the business is concerned.

Man, fuck SyFy.

Monica and Guilfoyle getting together would be worth it mainly to see Dinesh’s reaction. His jealousy implosion will be amazing!

“How would you like to die today, motherfucker?”

Conspiracy does not equal gullibility. Stubborn refusal to let go of a conspiracy theory, long after it has been debunked, would definitely indicate a high degree of gullibility.

I believe it was last week’s recap which mentioned that the death of David’s sister didn’t really have much of a punch for the audience because we hadn’t seen much of her, really, at all this season, and didn’t get a keen sense of her from last season. This episode was intended to remedy that. It showed us how…

Ruby was such an annoying character that even if the Earth does crack, it was still worth it.

I’m willing to give the guy who developed Hedwig the benefit of the doubt...

It doesn’t have to be ubiquitous...there are several characters in this show who have been extensively involved in EST seminars and training. They and the people around them would, presumably, use the phrase in their everyday conversations.

Point out to me where I insulted you...I don’t believe I have. Stating that belief in conspiracy theories makes a person appear foolish and gullible is not an insult, btw. It is simply a fact.

He’s got a new film coming out next month called “How to Talk to Girls at Parties,” which is a sci-fi movie set in 1970s punk-rock London...so that sounds pretty awesome.

Most rock musicals tend to lean much harder into musical than rock and wind up sounding like overproduced, overworked, bland-as-tap-water pap.

That happens to me with “Wicked Little Town.” Hell, I don’t even have to hear it, just playing it in my head gets me on the verge of weepy.

So, YoYo fucked up big time.