"I'm a firm believer in livestock in the home, but you are out of control."
I'm with Joshua on this episode.

The use of the phrase "the law of attraction" in the narration bugged me, since it means something else entirely in contemporary parlance.

Not criticizing, just noting one example that Georjajim omitted that immediately came to mind.

RE: NPH. Also see the classic Michael Redgrave sequence in Dead of Night (1945).

I never expected to hear (recent) Prince on The Good Wife and certainly not while Margulies was kissing Steven Pasquale. Automatic A.

Has been suggested and considered.

An "urgent" call from "Steve."

"This was the first time that I think Noah's version of events were more accurate. "
Except that Allison's version points to their reconciliation, and Noah's doesn't.

She can skip them and just ask me. The answer: Dat ass.

No such implication. Between Rita's drinking, age and a genetic predisposition to abnormality (see her sister Pepper), she was taking a humongous risk carrying a baby to term. Plus, if the husband had ever had any sexual interest in Pepper, all three actors would have played those flashbacks a lot differently.

Either you're not formulating your point clearly or I need another cup of coffee. Or both.

"How can there be different or competing versions when one isn't aware of the other and it affects them in very different ways."

I bought it because they fucked as teenagers.

I gave it an immediate A- myself.

Archer, Blackish, Transparent.

Watch more FX.

This week in FX's ManAss.™ Accept no substitutes. AHS installment:

No, he was transported back in time to the 1950s, where he's a homicidal gay (closeted) strong man in a Florida freak show.

FX's ManAss.™ Accept no substitutes.

It should. My, my.