I don't think it will actually change much for Cosby himself, but maybe it will serve as a warning to others. If anything it represents a shift in public thinking actually taking allegations seriously and treating this kind of rape as real rape. There are still plenty of jackhole out there who blame the victims, but I…

I'm guessing it's more that he knew it was a problem, he just didn't give a shit.

Seriously. Im surprised at how much stigma there still seems to be around divorce. I got some flack from more conservative elements of my family, even though I was putting an end to an abusive relationship with a dude who in the end, most likely just used me to get a green card. But there's still so much judgement and…

The real crushing and dispiriting part really comes before the divorce, though. Divorce is liberating because it finally means the end to a really sucky, bad situation. There is certainly a lot of pain getting through it, but there is a sense that a crushing weight is going to be lifted. And while it is no doubt hard…

Oh my god, I just burst into tears at he looks they gave at the end. I. My moms this show is hands down the most romantic thing on TV or film in a long time.

not anymore

Man, wouldn't it be great if further down the line they did get the budget to go further into the past and explain Rapid City with some Mount Rushmore chase action.

I cannot even begin to express how much I love Kevin Dunn on Veep, and I would love to see him in the Fargo universe.

Me too, the UFO is a close second, but that line was delightful.

I would never have expected to connect with Ted Danson in anything, but every time he's on screen I just want to hug him (same reaction I have when I see John Goodman in Roseanne; I just want both of them to be my dads)

I don't know. I saw the woman out there with some blood on her face but still shooting and moving around. We didn't see Terry Kinney's character go, I think last I saw he was flipping over the table? Possibly one other was down later, but at least initially I found that a nice touch that the dude who likes to pee in…

Man, I am still really surprised by Bear's death. I watched that episode from season 1 last week, and I was convinced Bear was gonna turn out to be suck-a-fish-head dude. I even felt like in tonight's episode Bear's voice and expressions were looking more and more like that boss, which may have been intentional on the…

This may have been addressed elsewhere in the comments, but out of the cops who were playing poker, is the only one who was killed the guy who didn't understand why it's not ok to pee in the pool?

Me too, but the finale falls on my birthday, so I'm counting on a good episode as a present!

Depends how many people you've got swimming around in your sink

For a second there I thought the UFO was gonna distract Ed long enough for Hanzee to get him, but in come no-nonsense Peggy to save the day!

Goddamn, in a season of brilliant little moments, the look that cop got for admitting he likes to pee in the pool and the fact that this insanely tense episode took the time to address that issue might just take the cake.

Yeah, and I think they interpret the need to just be comforted as a sign that we're unwilling to do anything to change. Really though, sometimes we just need a little rest before tackling that mountain. Maybe that's a bad way to look at it and really I am just putting off taking real care of myself, but sometimes I…

Same here. And to see him finally understand that the best thing he could do was to just be with her without trying to do anything to fix her was the best. It's what I always wish would happen. Just someone to hug you or sit with you and to just understand how you're feeling. Without suggesting solutions, without…

Man, I started to watch Gremlins recently and just got overwhelmed by a sense of creepy dread. I love the movie, but I think I'm realizing now that it scared the fuck out of me as a kid waaaaaay more than I realized.