That means two things:

Actually, speaking of all the nudity…

To Photoshop!

When I saw the initial ad for the season, the whole show looked so changed, specifically due to Shannon's character, but she and the episode were just wonderful.

God I hope it gets renewed. You mentioned that Enlightened could exist on Showtime, but really, the network isn't all that daring. If they made more bold moves like HBO, then maybe I could respect them more (not that my respect counts for shit).

I've been a devout follower since season 1 and thank god for HBO. With the likes of True Blood and The Newsroom, it's easy to forget what they are capable of, but this show is just extraordinary.

Oh wow, that was a fantastic episode of television. Probably my favourite of the season.

It seemed Sofia Coppola-esque to me too. In fact, many moments throughout the series evoke the same feeling, but this particularly.

Hannah's not smart enough to pull an Ellen Page.

She was gross, but she owned it.

@avclub-0ae7484a9f3bbd2a21df420050c032ae:disqus Because it's probably the most bland. The other two make extremely bold ideas every week, but Veep is just a sitcom where everything returns to the status quo at the end of every episode.

I've never commented on your Soderbergh films before, but I've really enjoyed reading them.

It's not something that should be rushed through. It's not addictive and I wouldn't advise to binge on it, but it's a really wonderful, quiet, moving and devastating show. Watch it all.

One of my favourite scenes of the series was Mara ringing her father. I can't quite place my finger on why it was so good, but it had a spark. Also, when ever I see a heart, I am automatically going to turn it into a penis from now on.

Meh. Janine's and Zoe's relationship in the second half of the season is pretty great.

Does anyone else love Doug? I hope the show gives him a bit more to do next season though. At one point during the season, it seemed like the guy that made the ribs had more development than him, but he got meatier material towards the end of the season.

Really? Better than Mad Men, Deadwood, Sopranos, The Wire?

Can you tell me what the differences are? Tone wise and plot. Is the season 1 arc of the US version the same as UK?

I really want to see that pilot for The Corrections. I pretty much adored the book but have no idea how they could present it on screen. One of my favourite moments was when the daughter slept with a worker from her dad's office and it would be impossible to film.

I'm masturbating furiously as we speak.