But wouldn't settling be the problem, because it implies guilt? And if she is starting a branch in Chicago and is already a powerful LA lawyer, why would she need their money?
I'm sure this kind of thing may work in the real world where it sits somewhere and actually waits to get dealt with, but the only clockwatching…

So then you are saying heritable when you say genetic, when this is not. This, not all, not discussing all reproduction or all anything, but this specific fictional case in which these people did not have any "genetic" predisposition to birth defects and spent lots and lots of money to avoid every possible problem…

It's not hard to see why it would affect her, except there is no way it could possibly hold water because this is Diane. Also, the nature of all her complaints besides Howard No Pants are so extremely the opposite of what was presented, it's hard to think anyone would think of them. Yeah, "Cary is randomly showing me…

sigh.

It seems like he'd offend her somehow pretty quickly. I picture her saying, "Eww," and fleeing the room with him rolling his eyes a lot.

Where are people getting this "genetic thing," as if it was an unavoidable hereditary condition? I don't think it was real, but it was suppose to be some kind of extremely rare chromosomal abnormality. I have no idea what people mean by "genetic thing" and I'm not sure people know what they mean when they say "genetic…

This girl this week. They made it clear this was the lawyer's ploy against Diane, but how she got the paralegal as her client is a complete mystery.

Ignorance is curable, it's just lacking information. That girl last week was in college and thought that just because she felt "kicking" everything was great. Her even being an above board surrogate didn't make any sense. This girl could never afford Diane's peer, who flew in from LA for this?
At this point, it's kind…

I have no idea. That's the thing, I really never know what this show is going to do. Putting a giant portrait of Peter at the entrance? Horrible idea, but they're going with it. Totally flimsy sexual harassment case when there is so much unreported harassment, and to try and nail Diane with it? Makes no sense. Diane…

So… Alicia knows Diane knows after that look? And Diane, who has always been working toward this judgeship, is going to walk away from it?

Ugh, "truth masseuse" is catchy enough to catch on, making life that much harder for masseuses.

Privileged white people aren't stung by trash and cracker, because all blanket insults are based on poverty, ignorance, and the general lack of something that makes them less by being "different."

People are being too hard on Chins McBangBang. He is at least fitting nicely into his mold, unlike Lashes Van CurlingIron who seems to be the spunky tween role mole who learned the craft from a tortoise they found in the back of the Actor's Studio: Retract neck. Extend neck. Curl into a ball. Widen eyes. Snap close…

Even on HE, the only thing he ever got all up into was a meatball sub.

No! You people stop diverting her from making ridiculous amounts of more Orphan Black. It's bad enough they have to induce coma after each season so she can recover, you ingrates.

It's a magical wonderland. Stay away.

They've wired up cats so they could see a video image of what it sees a while ago, but as far as I know all that's been abandoned because it, rightfully, squicked everybody out.

Her pageant hair throws me every time.

Curious?

You mean octothorpe.