I miss Titus Welliver, he was such a good antagonist.

I'm not a Peter fan (I prefer Will, but overall I think that if she wants a man, there are more than two available men in the world), but I can understand why she's conflicted. I have no idea where I read this, but there was an interview that Chris Noth did explaining that Alicia and Peter still love each other but…

Australia has preferential voting of candidates - if two candidates have the same number of votes within a certain margin, the second preferences get counted, etc.

But she did steal from the kids' trust funds in order to buy the house so Alicia wouldn't get it. I miss that version of Jackie, I'm glad we saw a glimpse of her at the end there.

It was different, he seemed to like having Alicia looking in the mirror a lot. Which was a bit annoying, because it distorted Marguiles' face and it kind of took me out of the moment there at the end.

Me too. I completely sympathise with her just wanting to go to bed. Also the amount of time she'd been awake would have impacted on her memory right? Given that it was the early hours of the morning and all.

Me too. I completely sympathise with her just wanting to go to bed. Also the amount of time she'd been awake would have impacted on her memory right? Given that it was the early hours of the morning and all.

Alicia is definitely loyal, given that she turned down multiple job offers from Canning, but even before she was a partner she got really annoyed with the firm, especially when they'd sue ChumHum so that Edelstein could move into the market and continue the same dubious practices. If you watch the whole series, it…

I really like that they picked up the thread of Eli's love of horror movies. He mentioned 'Drag me to Hell' and 'When a Stranger Calls' back in season 1 when he threatened Becca the first of many times.

Who's that Todd? It's Todd!

In a free newspaper that's published for public transport users in Australia, there's a section called "Overheard", which repeats stupid things people say on trains. Sadly someone saw the photo of Margaret Thatcher and thought that Meryl Streep had died.

Ditto.

I've soured a bit on the new season, but the fact that she's in this, not to mention Todd's great review means I'll catch up with this one (I also watched and liked the Thanksgiving episode)

Elisabeth Moss is playing an Australian in Top of the Lake. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation thought that part was going to an Australian actress, so they pulled their funding.

The worst part about Simon Baker on The Mentalist is that one of the Australian banks decided to employ him as his character on their TV ads, so he's advertising an Australian bank in an American accent, it's awful.

Also Australian, so putting my two cents in: Australian accents sound weird in with a bunch of Americans - it's what happens whenever I watch movies with one Aussie.

That Michel line is how I felt yesterday in my retail job. I have no idea which episode it's in though.

As a first time GG watcher, I was worried when I heard that this was the first really good episode because I didn't like it that much.

I like to keep a bottle of midori around my house, but I would never drink it straight. What an expensive (and disgusting) way for Schmidt to get drunk.

I live in the suburbs in Australia. Physically, I couldn't be any more removed from the characters, but I'm around Shoshanna's age, and I was in a relationship that was like Marnie and Charlie's in season one. Them getting back together is an awful idea, but I guess that's what your 20s is for.