Bobby probably ain't ready for that jelly.

And Hawk's attention and respectul demeanor is so appropriate every step of the way.

It's got to be new Badalamenti, right? That sad refrain that arrests Coops attention was pure Laura's Love Theme level.

It really seemed like she could get hurt bad, and her crazy daughter would regret it when she calmed down.

Which is exactly what I did, and I'm sticking around for some of their upcoming shows, too. But this episode … wow! It was about at the point where Diane makes her cruel observation in the cover photo above that I started giggling uncontrollaby, not in disbelief but in shock and awe. It feels like anything could…

I can't think of a more obvious statement about Laura, actually.

Whipipo logic. We don't need to fight this war again, read the rest of thread for your answers.

This review is everything. Also I didn't recognize Alicia Witt at all. Damn, Stephen has some inexplicable mojo!

Fearing the worst, and not without reason, not just assuming. And, given that HT actually had a bad first movie, the Hulu show had nowhere to go but up. But this very idea sounds half-baked.

But the illegal voting!

If this had been announced as some sort of fictional take on Duvernay's 13th it would have been on sturdier ground.

Wouldn't it be nice to know for sure? Instead they've made an announcement before they even have character names, with little more than a high concept and an " interest in history ?"

We know the source (and ending) of Handmaid's Tale.

Is Margaret Atwood going to write it?

Not once Edith became the actual star of the show.

One question that comes to mind: Game of Thrones is based on a fan-favorite book series. Man in the High Castle uses an inspirational author who's become a go-to Hollywood sci-fi high concept source material . Handmaid's Tale is a parable of a nightmare of sexism from a feminist author. What's the textual source for…

Face it Peter, you want know you've hit the jackpot for a sequel or two!

The acting?

And cheap wine!

That makes sense.