I think Pearls' existence at least opens the possibility…

A question inviting rampant speculation: given that Earth pearls are formed organically, how does Homeworld create its Pearls? Giant clams?

James 2:26 reads, "For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also."

The editor of this episode deserves an Emmy. I lived for the gradually rising tension and animosity between Naomi and Derrick, and right at the pinnacle—the absolute perfect moment—they threw in Kim Chi asking, "When's dinner?"

Agreed. Kennedy slowly taking off clothes had me cracking up, but the moment right before they were called back to stage where her dress was half on had me dying.

Well, the "I am a rubber doll" line is certainly apropos, if a bit too on the nose.

I absolutely love when Ru does a bizarre reading of her "bring back my girls" line. There's one episode (season 5 maybe?) in which she entirely mumbles it, and it cracks my shit up every time.

And we learned each of those things in the first episode.

Goddamn, you are good at this game.

Finn comes to understand that Martin is a neglectful, selfish asshole. That revelation causes Finn to lose a part of himself, a part that Martin took with him as he fled.

While leaving a newborn alone to die in the woods may not be conventionally considered a "cosmic crime," might it be thought of as such if humans are so near extinction in Ooo?

"Thanks, RuPaul. You shady bitch." - Bianca Del Rio

This look, you mean?

I'd watch marathons of that show on TLC every Labor Day.

Me too. Obviously.

Dennis Duffy's goodbye letter to Liz.

Even shark-attacking herself. Absolutely perfect.

A friend theorized that since Conan is in LA now, Tina had to travel to him to fit the cameo in. A green screen would have been necessary to pull it off.

HAYMM.

Um, I actually attended a watch party that served honest-to-goodness Cheesy Blasters.