The show was clear in how it was attempting to explain Mike's change of heart. It was the shady lawyer's speech. He first revealed how he ended up losing everything in an attempt to help the little guy against a bullying tobacco company. He then confessed to doing shady things to survive as a lawyer.

Her overlooking the prison thing is absolutely absurd, especially since she could be implicated as a co-conspirator.

But Mellie's outrage had nothing to do with the Olivia element. She freaked out when Andrew said "Fitz" and she yelled "you never let me have what I want" when she slapped him. Her anger was directly over his meddling in her affair — literally.

But let's not forget what happened last week. She did not confidently diffuse Fitz' implication that the reason she had "libido issues" prior to his presidential run is because she was getting her needs fulfilled by Andrew.

I always viewed it as "24 for girls" or "Grey's Anatomy for guys" depending on the bucket into which you fall.

I'm stunned to read so many variations of this viewpoint on the comments here.

The slap was awesome, but how exactly did he deserve it? Not wanting the guy you consider a brother (and the guy with whom you're running for the Oval Office) to bang your wife really isn't an unreasonable request, hypocrisy aside.

Kerry Washington just earned her Emmy by refusing to crack while referring to herself as a fluffer.

Obviously?

I believe that deal came after season 2. I remember the second season being the result of a down-to-the-wire renewal directly from NBC.

I saw that too - but I almost feel like the people debating his death didn't see that final scene. It was pretty freaking clear.

Wait, didn't Walker revoke the pardon BEFORE Tusk testified?

Sorry, my post was kind of unclear. My point was that Roku, unlike Fire TV, includes an HBOGo channel.

Fair enough point

There's an official Roku YouTube Channel now….

Oh, also, I'm assuming WWE Network isn't yet ready for Fire TV either.

No HBOGo…

Roku has HBOGo*. This does not. So it's still the best option for content.

Really demonstrated the decline of choreography on the show as well.

Yeah, weird comment. DANCING with a woman certainly does not define you as straight.