My apologies. I didn't mean to imply their relationship isn't realistic, just that it's incredibly rare to see that real-world dynamic on TV. (Meanwhile we have half a dozen sitcoms about schlubby husbands and their hot wives.) And since it's so rare on TV, I like celebrating it when it happens, although I do…

Understandable. We're both played by Tatiana Maslany.

I will admit, as much as I was moved by her asking for the tooth fairy money, I thought her pushing for the DNR was really strange. That seems like a very adult concept for a kid to have an opinion on.

I'm truly and deeply obsessed with the insane exposition crammed into Miss Saigon. I'm also obsessed with the OBCR delivery of "How are you doing there, John?" "CHRIS!" (The "Chris" just sounds so excited!) Also "God Jesus John who is she!" Everyone is just yelling everything doing that song, which is such a strange…

To be fair I think Lord said he didn't believe in God at all so it's only his lack of God that's a woman.

I totally agree! That's why I called it "one of the franchises that kicked off this current superhero trend." People cite Blade as well although I don't think he registers as much as a superhero to casual viewers? At least, I associate those films more with vampire action than traditional superheroism.

Oh don't get me wrong. The spicy chicken crunchwrap supreme is potentially the most delicious thing I've ever eaten. But that doesn't mean I'm above insulting Taco Bell's lack of quality, ya know?

That was the cue that really got to me. It was *so* dramatic and we had no investment in either that patient or whoever the heart was meant for.

And don't you need, like, evidence of harassment to get a restraining order? What could April have possibly said to a judge to convince him she needed protection from Jackson?

And Kevin McKidd has been doing a lot of directing on the show too!

I can't even remember the last time I saw a blockbuster that didn't feature Wilmer Valderrama.

I couldn't find the actress' age online but unless she was only eight years old when she guest starred on Seinfeld in 1996, I'm calling shenanigans on that plotline.

Oh no, they're on to me…

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I don't think Meredith or the show are presenting Thorpe as a villain. If anything, the show sees him as a nice heroic guy who is willing to put up with Mer's emotional angst.

And, to be fair, Grant Gustin was never even a lead when he was on the show.

I was thinking maybe Siobhan's banshee powers also included superstrength? But that was very unclear.

I could write a novel on all the ways The Flash lets down Caitlin Snow.

I actually think a huge portion of the show's fandom is invested in this particular ship. And Kara/Cat too.