I hated Top of the Lake. Beautiful scenery aside.

I suppose it's too much to hope for that she's going to be turning that gun on herself.

I don't like this turn of events either. I'm kind of rooting for Jones to put an end to it, at this point. Maybe Neil and Peter can both go back to prison and the show can finish out the rest of the season with an Orange is the New Black homage.

She would have been tragic as Sookie.

Yep, the best you can say about "Windward Circle" is that it doesn't suck as much as "Bunheads."

You do NOT want to marvel at the strange things people downvote - it'll get you a patronizing "it's ok to not like things" youtube link.

That would be great, I gave up reading the commentary on shows that I'm watching for the first time because I can't manage to stop myself from reading after the word Spoiler.

Thanks - that clears up a separate mystery for me.

Oh! Is it spelled lieutenant and just pronounced leftenant? (Asked the damn colonial.)

Laughed out loud …

Why in the holy hell would anyone downvote this comment? It just about couldn't be more benign.

I always wondered if we were supposed to infer that she was more like Emily than she thought she was, or if we were supposed to believe that she was so charming and delightful that nobody minded when she interrupted their important life moments or their places of business.

That was my second favorite. "I'm a dad!"

"You can tell that Sherlock has never been married." Heh!

Damn, I couldn't even get it with Googling.

I suppose that counts as a kiss, but Sheldon didn't initiate it and it wasn't romantic, it was just a drunken pressing of lips.

They probably just let the readers do it for free. That's what I'd do.

I don't remember that. Were they just pressing their lips together chastely, or actually kissing "like mommies and daddies"? If it was the latter, maybe I was so traumatized I blocked it out of my mind.

"CAFFREY. Have you seen my stomach?"
"I'm pretty sure that's a trick question."

I agree, Jones is the one to worry about.