If anything, it makes Micheal look bad since he probably never told his parents that and the fact that no one brought it up made me angrier.

This isn't the first time that the show has forgotten about Jane getting hurt after someone lied to her though.

This is honestly the first episode of Jane the Virgin that I didn't love and I genuinely think it's bad.

…The idea of him narrating something does NOT make me want to check this series out, especially with Harris as Count Olaf, a casting decision I'm against since he annoys me and I can't put my finger on why.

These last few episodes haven't been crazy fun like season 1, but they've been pretty entertaining, which is what was missing from the last season and a half.

Ugh, that IS a turn-off

"I just want to see penises within a mile of me!"

"Let it go, Jane."
"Says the woman who artificially inseminated herself with her ex-husband's sperm to win him back."

"How about a hot dog"
"Staaaaaan, you know I hate those things! They remind me of uncircumcised penises and you know I can't stand wormies!"

🎵 i shiiit. i shiiit i shiiit! 🎵

I got really excited when I read that they were looking for a Latina to play Veronica, but did they have to cast the whitest-looking Latina they could find?

I don't know, I'm still not sold on it. I have yet to read or hear anything that makes me feel like I'm missing out on it

That's just the closed-captioning. they always end their sentences with a period regardless of grammar

Yeah, that was the first sketch Miss Piggy's talk show has done that I actually found funny.

I've been avoiding this movie because Matt damon is such a turn-off. Spending two hours watching a movie where people frantically try to save him from Mars instead of leaving him there doesn't appeal to me.

But 'Malley's final appearance in the episode has him with circles under his eyes, covered in sweat and clearly showing signs of fatigue, the symptoms that the infected people in the hospital had. He's sick not immune.

"Dirty Space Hippie."

Huh. I actually dug this finale.

While I do agree with the complaint that it's too neat an ending, I can overlook it because I loved it so much. Usually I roll my eyes at these kinds of movies, but Saoirse Ronan makes this work. It's probably my favorite of the Best Picture nominees.

*Le sigh*