One thing that I randomly caught was that, during "Sexy French Depression," when she talks about what the subtitles say "when I watch porn," she uses the word "branle," which more or less explicitly means "jilling off." (I've actually only ever heard it used in the masculine way, but I expect it probably works in…

I wouldn't know. I've only really parked in, like, one space.

Because it was a parking story. Why, what did you think it was about?

Great, now I'm picturing Simpson screaming for fish oil in the hospital.

The idea of Bearded Lumberjessica is giving me…bizarre thoughts.

Only agreed if we can get Cornered playing in the background.

One thing I liked—and I'm presuming it was in this episode, though I suppose it could have been in the last one, somehow—is the phone call between Jessica and Jeri, where Jessica's like, "yeah, we know you're a complete dick. Now I need you to be the biggest fucking dick I could ever ask you to be." Acknowledging…

It was also a very, very smart way of subverting the door attack, because of course Luke knew that if Jessica were in there ready to knock him out, that's exactly where she'd be. And if you can burst through the wall to gain the element of surprise, why not?

I was fine with the Robyn storyline at this point. Malcolm was justifiably all "fuck all this shit," but Robyn manages, without either ever breaking character, to get Malcolm to understand how valuable he can be there. Robyn has been a pain in the ass. She's written as hysterically codependent, prone to lashing out…

I assume the reason Jessica didn't scramble for the blue pills is because Simpson threw them out the window and something something five-second rule.

So did you finish the 10th episode?

I'd say that every single sympathetic beat is designed to be regarded with suspicion, as the show frequently rewards that suspicion.

I just realized that if Dalia Royce had Kilgrave's powers there's a pretty good chance she'd do exactly the same kinds of things he does.

Yes, at some point in this season he gets a phone call. Multiple phone calls, even.

I don't know why you liked your own post, but I definitely had a similar question and would have expected it in background shots.

While it's sort of addressed in later episodes, it's also basically sort of expected that you eyeroll and think, "only in New York." One of the benefits of using real world locations instead of fictional city names.

Uh, literally none of the shows you're talking about (assuming you mean "Agents of SHIELD" and not "The Shield") are cable shows.

You mean he's a good ol' boy, never meaning no harm?

While not explicit, the following post will have fairly easily inferrable spoilers through most of the show.

For serious, this show is some vantablack shit. Loved every single minute of it but man oh man.