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I'm pretty sure it is. And also that the CW is working hard to keep that on the dl. So it'll be like a stealth musical!

Based on the comments below, I definitely liked this show rather more than some people, but perhaps not quite as much as the people who loved it. I'm very likely to keep watching, though, because it's summer so very little else is on. I am definitely enjoying all the different weirdo accents everyone has. I'm…

Chair is the mistress of the Commodore, so… I hope not? Though clearly incest is not a thing to be ruled out on this show.

She absolutely could have left it blank. I wonder if she might have listed Mendez as the father though because she had thought that his mother was coming to adopt the baby.

The paramedic who revived her definitely called her "Miss Black."

This is an honest question, no snark involved, but why do you think they are from max, exactly? I am just curious if I missed some kind of clue in the episode. Also, does it make sense for them to allow prisoners from max into the minimum security facility? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of them having been in max to…

I would hope that DEA agents (or any law enforcement agents) would naturally show more restraint in a situation like that with infants and young children involved, but I'm not sure that's necessarily the case in real life…

I had a really lengthy discussion with my friend last night about if Pornstache would be on the birth certificate or not. I definitely don't think Daya would have put Bennett's name on it. I think the man has to be there to consent to being named the father of a child, though this could be something that varies from…

I signed and then they were like "Also please sign this petition against female genital mutilation." So then I felt like a jerk.

I thought Morello's wedding was worth it for how the other characters participating reacted to it. Bell crying the whole time and saying she couldn't cry like that in front of her mother when O'Neill talked about not wanting to elope. O'Neill taking pictures! Red getting emotional. (Also Healy, but I care less about…

I was insanely worried about the baby during that scene. I was terrified that Cesar was going to jump out a window while holding her or get shot while holding her. I was convinced that baby was toast, so I felt great relief when the DEA agents carried her out of there unharmed.

I really enjoyed the daily coverage. I felt like it gave me a reason not to binge-watch because I really enjoyed participating in mostly unspoiled conversations about each new episode. I actually stopped myself from watching more than one episode some days because I didn't want to get ahead of everybody else.

Yeah, I was definitely in tears during Cindy's speech. I was so happy for her. And then again when she got to have her mikvah! Such an amazing job by the show and the actress turning a comic storyline about bad prison food into a moving personal journey.

Nazis, no. But "my boyfriend turned into a Nazi," absolutely.

Oh, for sure.

Haha that was a great line. I would really like to know which four topics.

Yeah, I was talking to one of my friends about her and saying that her other two kids turned out okay and my friend was like, "According to her. Why should Daya trust what she says?" My mind was boggled and pretty much the only answer I could come up with was, "Because… Mary Steenburgen…"

As much as Coates deserved to get broom handled, I admit to being a little glad they didn't go that far. Partly because I was sort of imagining how it would go as the scene was happening and it was…violent. It seemed appropriate that Doggett's ultimate emotion about the situation was sadness, not rage.

…wait how old is Myles? I'm 26 and I got the Jordache reference. O_O