I presume that was to chuck Trevor into.

For a second I thought you were suggesting they were in The Jinx...

She was on one of the podcast episodes so I'm hoping that means she'll be back at some point. 

Apparently it wasn't her! According to the podcast it was Jen Starkly (who wrote the second part).

Oh hell is that her in Killing Eve? I did not spot that! I’ll blame the accent change rather than me ...

Could the term 'thesis' also be used as 'life work'? Thus could he be working on a thesis that outlines his specialty, but he's already done his scholarly required thesis?

They’ve already played a couple in Party Down.

I think Piper brings out the worst in Piper

Oh sorry I meant between C and D. 

I’d forgotten about some of those differences (although really how can a prison get away with having such unequal blocks?) but as you say, it kind of got forgotten about.

I'd forgotten about that to be honest.

Also I know we shouldn’t care about the timeline as they don’t but Daya arrived at the same time as Piper, got pregnant, had a baby and then after that Lorna got pregnant and if I recall correctly mentioned she’s 7 months along in the finale and yet Piper still has 5 months left on her 15 month sentence...?

My main problem is a huge case of “who gives a fuck” when it came to the cell block rivalries. I imagine in situations like that small things get blown up because it’s a pressure cooker environment, but as they pointed out it’s just based on where you arbitrarily (dealings aside) get assigned. I think we’re meant to…

From an in-world point of view they did say B block was for "grannies, trannies and coocoo crazies" (or something akin to that) so it makes sense that Sophia is there. Kind of seems weird that they've shown Lichfield as a place that has little regards for inmates to have a "softer" block it uses but hey ho. Maybe it's…

Straight out of a telenovela, right?

I watched the Netflix documentary about the actual Glow yesterday. I’ve never liked wrestling (only watch the show because of the cast) so it was interesting seeing some of the parallels. I wonder if when they get to Vegas they’ll be made to live as their characters practically all the time like the real women were. I…

I think the exchange “make sure you wear gloves” “this isn’t the first time we’ve done this” (or whatever it was) signposts AIDS panic.

I know part of it was out of necessity for season four, but why do they seem to be under the impression that anyone watches AD for (multi)season-long arcs? The original run had stories that carried over, but the focus on an overarching plot really takes the air out of things. Less room for smaller contained plots…

Oh I know, which is why I said directly. What she did was stupid and petulant, but as far as I’m aware she had no reason to know it was a spiked drink.

Yeah but in fairness she’d been waiting there ten years to do that. Got to admire the commitment.