One word, ladies and gentlemen:  Unshackled.

Todd likes to use the word "fundamentally" a lot.

Once again, I will predict:  Sera Hill will win this whole thing.  (But she'll have her work cut out for her when she has to go up against Kim Yarbrough and Jamar Rogers.)

Did season one have a villain?  I'm thinking it didn't.  But Charlotte Sometimes certainly does fit the villain bill nicely for season two.

But he's right.

And Bill Maher is largely not.

Also, probably not all that many cunts, either.

I'm sorry, what did you all say?  I cunt hear you.

Don't you try to hypnotize me with that logic stuff, mister man!

Thanks for the comic book spoilers, asshole.

Thank you for cataloging your thoughts for us.  Because, as I was watching this earlier, running through my head throughout the entire episode was I wonder what beema thinks of all this?

@avclub-5cc432ca3f54d647b60779a83d2bd101:disqus - I believe she's Otis's widow.

In small fits and starts.

Are you saying "I can't livvy", or did you mean to actually say "I can't live"?  Because if it was the latter, one "e" would've been sufficient.

I literally just jismed.

So, physicist Ben Tippett was inspired by Iron Chef is what you're saying? (I'm only asking because it was hardharder to understand if that was or wasn't the case.)

I admit that I did laugh when she said that.  But that laugh was immediately followed by me thinking to myself, Man, she really can't help herself, can she?  She literally can't go five minutes without being a royal fucking bitch to someone.

Not to mention the disturbing teeth-to-gums ratio.

What makes it even sweeter is that Sarah saw that, too, watching backstage in the WWHL studio.  I must confess that I took a substantial delight in imagining how soul-killing that must be for her.

So who'll be tuning in next week for the reunion episode featuring a totally remorseless Heather "It's a man, man!" Terhune, and (at least according to a frog-in-his-throat'd Andy Cohen) a Very Special Heart-to-Heart™ between Sarah and Beverly?