The fight scene in the tunnel was everything I ever wanted from a show like this.

Lesbians having sex with men is cliche at best at this point.

I got some intense "Moira is going to die" vibes when everyone was at the club before Roy arrived, but I waved them off because I wasn't expecting anyone to die this episode. The ambush at the end really caught me off guard.

"What in the wide world of fuck do you think you're wearing?" It's amazing that Catherine agrees to come along to any of Selina's events because that must be awful.

Jack isn't convinced Hannibal has done anything, but the casual walk through of Hannibal's office with Hannibal present didn't make a ton of sense. Jack allowing Hannibal to hypnotize Miriam was really strange. I may be remembering it incorrectly, but I found that whole scene baffling.

It seemed to me that Trinity's anger with Santino came from the fact that it was during the runway and how she speaks has nothing to do with her runway. She mentioned she had made the dress herself, and I think she was saying that it hurt to hear irrelevant comments about her voice instead of about the dress she was…

I liked Trinity's makeup more and more every time I saw it. It was impressive.

That's perfect.

The red was so vibrant!

I was sad to see Misty die. It felt unfair, but that's not very rational.

I didn't even understand what was happening. I didn't enjoy the rotating artists during the "After Party" either.

It didn't seem like the "framing" was anything more than Conrad taking back his statement that Lydia was with him at the time of the shooting. Then, she left town which made her look even more suspicious. The news broadcast just called her the prime suspect. I think they're banking on Emily never remembering and Lydia…

I thought so. Checking that episode again, she said "It's not easy growing up gay and that's all I'm gonna say."

Jay-Z's verse was terrible, I thought the only person who still said "breastesses" was my dad, but I love the song anyway. I can't get the chorus out of my head.

I'd be interested in this. I like their tweets, and the style of the podcasts, but I find podcasts really difficult to actually listen to.

I'm going to assume Emily's faking to give her time to redesign her revenge plan.

I feel offended deep in my soul about that last scene.

I thought Grace Gummer was Mamie Gummer for the majority of that scene.

Misty's quick change in attitude about Kyle was well played.
He killed his mother? Yeah, and he broke Stevie.

Cordelia losing her eyesight, but gaining The Sight, is so very great.