Yeah, that makes complete sense. That possibility didn't even occur to me.

Yeah, the way he phrased it was really bizarre. It made sense if you just assumed that he was talking about the movie, but I don't think he said anything that really made that clear.

Yeah, the way he phrased it was really bizarre. It made sense if you just assumed that he was talking about the movie, but I don't think he said anything that really made that clear.

Donna's scene at the end was so well put together. Everything about it was just perfect. I actually wish that they hadn't shown a "on the next suits" bumper at the end, because it would have been great to just leave us hanging on that stomach-sinking feeling.

Donna's scene at the end was so well put together. Everything about it was just perfect. I actually wish that they hadn't shown a "on the next suits" bumper at the end, because it would have been great to just leave us hanging on that stomach-sinking feeling.

I think the buffoonery comes from him being surrounded by people (Harvey, Jessica, and even Donna - and it looks like we can probably add Daniel Hardman to that list) who can often get what they want solely through good looks and charisma. I think a lot of the buffoonery comes from him trying to play on that level…

I think the buffoonery comes from him being surrounded by people (Harvey, Jessica, and even Donna - and it looks like we can probably add Daniel Hardman to that list) who can often get what they want solely through good looks and charisma. I think a lot of the buffoonery comes from him trying to play on that level…

Maybe I just wasn't paying enough attention, but my favorite moment was when in one scene at the party, there was a red balloon bouncing and jerking around in the background, but I couldn't tell what was causing it. I was planning to rewind after the end of the episode to see what was doing it, but then a minute later…

Maybe I just wasn't paying enough attention, but my favorite moment was when in one scene at the party, there was a red balloon bouncing and jerking around in the background, but I couldn't tell what was causing it. I was planning to rewind after the end of the episode to see what was doing it, but then a minute later…

That was absolutely my biggest problem with this episode was that it was obvious from the moment Weaver and Jeanie reunited that she was going to be gone by the end of the episode. There wasn't even any "will she live?" tension, because Weaver Loses Someone Close to Him was last week's Very Special Moment. So from…

That was absolutely my biggest problem with this episode was that it was obvious from the moment Weaver and Jeanie reunited that she was going to be gone by the end of the episode. There wasn't even any "will she live?" tension, because Weaver Loses Someone Close to Him was last week's Very Special Moment. So from…

The crazy thing was, when Jessica started imitating Jennifer Holliday, it was almost as if Jessica suddenly developed a personality!

The crazy thing was, when Jessica started imitating Jennifer Holliday, it was almost as if Jessica suddenly developed a personality!

What exactly does it say in the small print at the end of the show?

What exactly does it say in the small print at the end of the show?

Yeah, it sounded a lot like Mumford & Sons. Only thing missing was the oddly amorous banjo player.

Yeah, it sounded a lot like Mumford & Sons. Only thing missing was the oddly amorous banjo player.

There's a difference between "not renowned for a clever and vibrant personality" and "Kryten."

There's a difference between "not renowned for a clever and vibrant personality" and "Kryten."

Yeah. I don't like PPhhiilllliipps' personality, but at least there's something there to dislike. Ryan Seacrest is there for a reason - all you have to do is look LESS like a robot than he does, and you win. And Jessica hasn't won yet.