Straight outta Emerald City!

Ooh, how would you achieve that? Cleaning with vinegar and lemon juice? Using a particular shade of green? Pop art and psychedelic fabrics and wallpaper? Sugar cubes in strategic places? I’m intrigued!

Are you me?

Keep the stuff you like. Don’t let your sister Marie Kondo her home into yours just because you’re there. Consider everything she offers you as carefully as if you were paying full price for it. 

OMG. My worst architectural nightmare! 

Agree.

Oh, man, those 2 have so much to answer for!

ZOMG, “Ruthless People” was my first exposure to Memphis style. I saw it when it was first out, with a friend who was a design student at that time. I thought it was weird. Still do.

How about picking up some good-quality Early American or Federal furniture on Craigslist or an estate sale? Y’know, a Duncan Phyfe dining set or something. If you’re planning to spend the $$at West Elm or Pottery Barn, you’ll probably get more for you money buying the old stuff. I’m still drooling over Duncan Phyfe…

The Palladinos kind of specialize in fucking annoying, difficult characters. “Gilmore Girls” was full of them. So was “Bunheads.” One thing I like about “Mrs. Maisel” is that that the characters in general are less annoying, and it’s not trying to be “Stars Hollow 1959" the way “Bunheads” was turning into “Stars…

But why wouldn’t that be his real grandfather? I mean, it’s Riverdale, so things are either reconned or unmotivated or both, but hey, the script says he’s Forsythe Pendleton Jones I, so...he is. Until he isn’t, I guess.

the Ivy League I’ve read about has the hardest partiers out there

It’s too bad, she’s a great character

The bunker is where teen couples go to get busy, but it seems to have a secondary use as a place to lock up unruly parents. Recall that Betty locked Alice in there in a failed attempt at deprogramming. Maybe people send out a group text or something to avoid the bunker for a couple of days when they decide to…

Because it’s never made clear Shy was angry at Midge at all,

I just rewatched the boat scene. Midge is genuinely clueless.

I really don’t think Reggie threw Midge under the bus. Reggie doesn’t know that Midge knows Shy is gay. Midge promises not to tell anyone about what she learns on the boat, and she doesn’t. So when Reggie tells Midge to talk about Shy, he has no idea what her set could bloom into. And he doesn’t know that Midge knows…

One of the vampires on the TV version of “What We Do in the Shadows” has topiary vulvas in his front yard. Yep, bushes. They’re supposed to be portraits of actual important vulvas in his life, including his mother’s. And he actually calls them vulvas.

Redacted

It took me awhile to place that one, but...yeah!