How do you think correcting people's grammar makes you sound?

On a phone? Was he phoning from his phone to phone it in?

Pie cat!

His life? Bishop would have him killed.

Aaaaand I suddenly realize why you looked familiar. I feel dumb now.

Not that common, but not uncommon enough to seem odd or contrived.

I wanted to barf when I saw that sign. "LG" was Will's branding, dammit.

And watching her leave her office with exactly what she wanted was a great contrast to watching it be packed up.

I've been TGW quasi-binging for the past few weeks, reading old A.V. Club and TWoP as I watch. I find myself flailing with the sudden loss of Sims and Jacob after reading them EVERY DAY.

Totally agree with all of this. SIIIIIIIMMMMMS!

That's what made it so awesome.

Or at least *heard* the last of him. Roar!

"Louis Canning, MP, Tardive Dyskinesia"
"We know who you are!"

The A.V. Club

I think the writers know that, but they also know how flustered and awkward people get on the stand. And it's Alicia's job to exploit that flusteredness and awkwardness.

Downvote for spoilers :(

Downvote for spoilers.

Thank you for not being a dick. (Unlike a bunch of people upthread who were less considerate.)

Didn't you hear? She's Kalinda.

I've always felt that there should be parent-child privilege. Especially for parents. Parents should not be forced to testify against their children; it just seems wrong somehow. Also, I would bet there's a much higher rate of parents perjuring themselves to protect their children than of spouses perjuring themselves…