Plus Soso is currently on Broadway in 'Waitress', so where's the musical episode already?

Plus it's black type against a solid orange background, which really makes it stand out. She must have a helluva agent.

Isn't the opposite of having the lights on having the lights off?

Especially hiding in corn and smoking crack on top of dismembered body parts.

I wonder if she was dubbed with Lori Petty's voice in the earlier scenes, because it was eerily accurate in the scene in the editor's office.

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It was a big screen vehicle for Fey and Poehler that wasn't written by Tina Fey [see: Baby Mama]. Or, rather, don't see Baby Mama. Or Sisters.

Thanks to these reviews I have been doing the one episode a day thing, but the return of Nicky has me jonesing for the next episode like….gee, if only there was some analogy I could use to describe how much I need the next episode in my veins. right. now.

But she was in The Simpsons ["Tennis the Menace" 2001].

Of course, you know you're really old when you call it a My Fair Lady-ing.

Oops. Wrong thread.

I guess it was lucky that no non-caucasian women cared enough about the community to show up at a Community Carer meeting because it would have been totes awkward when it turned into a White Power rally.

The casting department at OITNB is aces at finding younger versions of characters; watch out, maturing teen actors!

But Daya being pregnant for three years didn't throw you?

Just long enough for her father to find out about it [and, in their neighbourhood, that'd be no time at all].

Respect the Pussy Galore!

I read Steven Brill’s big pharma exposé “America’s Most Admired Lawbreaker”.

The Lobster.

Muriel's Wedding: one good friend and a little self-confidence can make your life as good as an Abba song.

I'm loving this analysis.