Also, yes, Valderamma's head would have absolutely been shaved. My husband had that surgery for early onset Parkinson's disease, and him playing the guitar and flirting could have totally been possible. Hubby was awake and was thumb wrestling with a nurse during his. (Clearly I should have taken out a bigger life…

How do you even uphold a restraining order when the people work together in the same room?! So over them, and the Riggs/Owen bullshit. Plus God forgive me, Penny's face irritates the crap out of me.

That would be all well and good if this was the only horrible thing Olivia has done, but it seems like the writers are intent on showing how every one of Olivia's actions are turning her into Rowan.

And it sickened me that at the end of that ep last week they all pretty much patted themselves on the back like they took some moral high ground.

He was quite handicapeable, at being a douchebag who deserved his head bashed in if you ask me. I had way more of a problem with her having a hand in Susan's baby daddy suicide.

I blame Annalise Keating. Her disease is spreading all over Thursday night.

That about sums it up.

Soooooo I guess that makes Jake Jar Jar Binks?

Because his yelling monologue will follow you right into the kitchen allowing you to follow right along….

Rice pudding 🙄

That was so he'd have a solid alibi.

I didn't think he was Adam, but I really thought Hank killed Adam, and maybe the other kid had no good parents to go home to and that he got kidnapped after Adam and he had know all about Adams disappearance.

I get what you're saying. What I meant to say was that I'd rather hang out with someone who is a take no shit, tell it like it is bitch, rather than a know it all, I'm talented and everything everyone else does is so beneath me kinda bitch.

Not really, I'm sure lots of doctors assume moms are idiots. Especially moms who question if they are reading from the right chart

If I had to choose who was the more tolerable horrible friend, it would be Jessa…to me, Marnie has almost zero redeeming qualities. There is something liberating and forgivable about Jessa's "I don't give a fuck attitude."

I feel like this show is written by two sets of writers who don't communicate with each other. Some things are written well while other things…really obvious things constantly have me ready to yell at my tv or give up. How is the bakery girl into a weirdo who has something weird written on a cake and proceeds to…

Maybe Ben was so young when he was kidnapped that he can't remember enough about his own family?

I disagree. She's a second tier friend to Marnie because its obvious Jenna is not tolerant of Marnie's self absorbed bullshit. That line was so effective in cutting right to the core of who Marnie is as a person. I actually made that involuntary sound you make when you see someone get a really bad paper cut right in…

I agree totally. I'm fascinated by all of them. They are so selfish and in Hannah's case, mental (sorry, Hannah, can't blame all of that on your parents weird relationship) but everyone of them has had at least a moment or two of humanity.

Elijah has always been a big fish in a small pond. The last guy he was with was a little troll. Now that he's dating up, he is smitten and can't believe he's just another amusement to this guy. I loved his line, "….All your friends are so nice, mine are just mean and poor."