Agree, but that's only for Soon-Yi (and possibly those who have a personal relationship with her) to judge. Maybe her first preference would be for reporters not to ask about her marriage at all.

To be pedantic, Allen does NOT say anything about marriage in general, as the article title implies. Rather, he's speaking about his own marriage, which I assume even he would acknowledge is rather unique. For me, this is a significant difference between Allen's statement and what Kirk Cameron recently said, and…

Eh. After having gone through a UTI that led to a kidney infection, I'll play it safe, and make sure I educate any daughter I may have to do the same. Haven't had one in the ~ 9 years since I started following this rule. (And, of course, don't delay going to the doctor like I did! Sure, it was the weekend, but…

I've been in Rebecca's situation (untreated UTI —> kidney infection —> hospital), and it was really embarrassing and traumatic. I never thought I'd see it depicted on television, but that whole plot point and being able to laugh at it was super cathartic for me. I particularly liked Greg's befuddlement, which is…

That's my dad. And he's actually explained to me ideas that I explained to him years before. Gotta love the guy.

Final Jeopardy completely stumped me. I had no idea T.S. Eliot was not actually British.

Me too! I thought Boudicca was quasi-legendary, at least, and definitely more exciting than Guinevere.

Awesome episode! Possibly my favorite of the season so far. Thoughts:

I kept waiting for her to say, "I'm not going to kill you. I'm just gonna hurt you really, really bad."

And just think, 2016 still has the craziest part of the U.S. Presidential election up its sleeve.

Arise, Oracle. We welcome thee. And raise a toast in fond farewell to "dat ass."