I predict she either has a toned-down look already in her pocket, or started working on one as soon as she was cast. She's smart, so she has to know that eventually that will be the critique leveled at her.

These articles always tickle me. Serial's not done yet, so every single one of these "but Serial isn't covering X!!!!" pieces just miss the point. Write this when this season's over. Critique the hell out of it. But this particular criticism at this point in the series is premature.

I want to believe, but given recent history, I'm placing my bet that Victoria with the infinity box is a dream… which perfectly fits the soap opera-ish turn things are taking lately.

David Lee. Please-oh-please let it be David Lee's petulant, petty, tyrannical baby.

They were dealing with the case in Indiana, not Illinois, so Peter doesn't come into play.

I'll second the "Geneva joins Florrick/Agos," but will settle for her as a frequent guest star now that there's no defined enemy in the state's attorney office. I don't think she would join F/A, though, as she seems to hate defense attorneys.  

So which maximum-security federal prison, exactly, allows convicted terrorists to have giant wooden boxes… and to hand those giant wooden boxes off to random visitors?

I don't buy the Padma-as-good-girl narrative that we're being sold. When she saw that check from David to Nolan, she had a very Emily-esque look on her face. Guessing that her mother didn't die of a disease, as she told Nolan, but died in the plane explosion… and Padma's on a revenge quest of her own.

I don't buy the Padma-as-good-girl narrative that we're being sold. When she saw that check from David to Nolan, she had a very Emily-esque look on her face. Guessing that her mother didn't die of a disease, as she told Nolan, but died in the plane explosion… and Padma's on a revenge quest of her own.

Anna Camp… who now has accrued a solid minute of screen time since the premiere.  I think the audience knows more about the socially awkward receptionist now than Mindy's "best friend."

Anna Camp… who now has accrued a solid minute of screen time since the premiere.  I think the audience knows more about the socially awkward receptionist now than Mindy's "best friend."

Take Pico to Colorado…

Take Pico to Colorado…

"Leoben is suing her for joint custody due to neglect."