That's correct. A full half of those eligible to vote didn't vote at all. Slightly more than 25% voted for Hillary (winner of the popular vote) and slightly less than 25% voted for Trump. (Discounting the few percent who voted for Stein or Johnson). Saying that "half the country" voted for Trump vastly overstates the…

She's been a huge pop star for over a decade now. She's not just a big name for now.

I was hoping she'd do that one as well. IMHO it's by far the best of her recurring characters, far better than the Bah Mitzvah boy or the weather girl, though I enjoy them as well.

I don't think he sees him as soft. I think he just fucking hates him and is grasping at anything he can. The gay angle is an obvious wrote since he's a crude macho asshole.

I thought that too but I also can't imagine Kim willing to go that far, to do something that's that illegal and unethical. Tbh I was surprised she was on board with sending someone to Chuck's house under false pretenses like that. Maybe I've misjudged her character thus far. Maybe it's her enjoyment of scheming with…

From first-hand experience I can tell you it works exactly the way @Studiotodd:disqus describes, with all of the attendant problems and injustices. In my minor brush with the criminal justice system which I describe above I plead guilty to a lesser charge (a 4th degree misdemeanor) when my initially plan was to fight…

Except she wasn't a Judge. She was an ADA (or whatever they call Prosecutor's in New Mexico)

The issue wasn't whether the tape would've been admissible it's weather the tape would have been compelling evidence to convict Jimmy of a crime. He could easily say he was just humoring Chuck and trying to make him feel better. Or at least that's my memory. Maybe I've got it wrong.

Yeah the Prosecutor was really twisting the knife by asking for an in person verbal apology but Jimmy was definitely right to do it just to be able to stay on pre-trial diversion.

My understanding is verbal in person apologies are a common part of restitution or any sort of plea deal. In my only brush with the law (long story) I plead guilty to a minor infraction (fourth degree misdemeanor) and in addition to paying a small fine I had to do a written apology to the wronged party. It's a lot…

Yeah she's on QVC or something?

I didn't think such obvious "boy chest" was acceptable on the runway. Or since it's club kid theme they were allowed to have some genderfuck elements? Anyway, both Nina and Alexis had really masculine chests.

As per your point 1) I was surprised that Lisa Robertson (whoever the hell that is) said "Mary MOther of Gay" was her least favorite pilot. I just don't see how Nina and Valentina's free associating awkwardness wasn't worse than that. But the editors really did works some magic and what see saw wasn't THAT horrible.

There's only one Archer episode that was actually bad IMHO, the one where they went to Area 51.

I also remember hearing or even reading that men in war often gotten erections or ejaculated during battle but maybe that's an unban legend.

I would ad "personal shopper" to the list of anachronisms if it matters. I'm sure rich people had something like a personal shopper in 1947 but they weren't known as "personal shoppers" and probably weren't something that non-rich people even conceived of.

This is an interesting idea. I felt like this episode was more definitely dream like than others have been.

Yeah it's definitely all in Archer's subconscious but usually the show pays attention to these details, no matter the crazy scenario.

Being a Press Secretary has nothing to do with some kind of vague non-partisan "public service." Her job is literally to lie and manipulate for an evil moron.

#requisitejostapologia