"And you! Get a mirror."

Ah, but that's where you're wrong.

It's not unreasonable to be angry. This thread is like a bingo card for waving away the lack of diversity in television, specifically period television. AV Club is so good about so many things but god forbid anyone try to address race in a meaningful way…

Neal's gonna be an outdoor pool DJ in Vegas!

"Objectified."

It's so interesting that two people (or 16 at this time) can observe the same scene and have completely divergent memories and interpretations of it. That would be a really interesting story telling device, in fact!

I had this exact thought, to the point that I missed half the next scene trying to figure out in what way he was like her mother. I don't feel I have a good enough rendering of Margaret to understand in what sense they are similar.

9. Third Lockheart brother who's name I do not even know

To me it only makes sense now if, as someone suggested earlier, one perspective is real and the other is the novelization of events.

I always feel bit characters are interesting because they're bit characters. Give that dude an entire episode and you'd hate him just as much as any lead.

I have a fun story about me, a dude I met, and a really awkward, brightly-lit bus ride through London at 1 in the morning back to his place.

Also, what teenager leaves a positive pregnancy test in the kitchen garbage, not even tucked down beneath other trash? I can only conclude she wanted someone to find it. Which she probably did. But that moment bugged a bit.

shes borderline menopausal so I mean its not like thats a big deal anyhow.

Does he also handle all your executions?

Because her life is dope, and she does dope shit.

And also maybe a bit insensitive given Barry just bared his soul?

I actually found this to be a potentially clever call out in light of Obama's proposed immigration reform. I don't know if the timing lines up, but it worked.

Charlie kills me. "I gotta go take of something… unrelated."

I love Tiny Lister as the president on TFE. But then I love pretty much everything about that movie.

This should have a million more upvotes.