My god, that is a word, despite looking like a random repetition of the same three letters, give or take.

Cheeky Reporter: "What are your projections for the next quarter?"

I would imagine her campaign slogans would be unable to resist employing the word "mint."

Certain names really don't lend themselves to being JLo'ed. Would Julianne Moore be "JMoo"?

14 is the fake internet lovers ("Catfish").

"District 13"

Don't mind if I do!

The "R" is for Falklands!!

"Steely perm"? (Iron Lady…)

Matt Damon says No Frakking!

Does anything cogent emerge from "Meryl Streep"?

AMC's "The Walking Killed"?

The power of the beard—Kneel before it!

You arabic?

And like folks here have noted, the brothel material sends us mixed signals. It *would* have been quite possible, as someone mentioned, to resolve that plot with a poetry reading rather than sex, and it might have been both more elegant and more "family entertainment." But… The show has also been progressive in the…

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My worry is that Irisa is getting the Kalinda treatment (from "The Good Wife"): the show is trying so hard to make her cool and silent and enigmatic that there is no way it can deliver on it. It's true Nolan is a bit of a lump of wood, but I don't mind that—beyond my worry about Irisa, I think the show's fundamentals…

But to risk a whole town for these sorts of highly abstract identity issues? She would have died, too; she has to survive first in order to be able to sort out her psyche later.

I, too, took that no-distinctions grouping of the two men in her life as meaningful. I think I went in the opposite direction, taking it as further evidence of the no-boundaries thing we see with the bathing, but I like your take more.

Yeah, they're gonna pay later for not having killed her. Of course, if they *had* killed her, *we* would be subjected to the Punchable Son's grief and remorse and all that jazz, so I'm counting my blessings.