So... they definitely swapped Michaels at the end, right? The previouslys made a point of reminding us The Bad Place made a Michael-suit of their own, then Michael goes on the Bad Place train and we don’t see him for a while, dun dun duuunnnn.

I can see Logan forgetting “Ruskie Business,” maybe, but how do you forget the arresting officer in your murder charges? 

My head canon (until next week, anyway) is that the hairpiece hides a metal skull reinforcement and he’s not actually dead. Like... zombie Kevlar.

My sense is that she wants to feel in control. It’s a classic, even tired, motivation, but it scans for her and it tracks with how taken aback she was when Kith told her about the open marriage. Hogarth thought seducing Kith gave her some control; Kith shattered that illusion immediately.

The police line could only have been improved by Liv replying, “No, I said a SMART algorithm.”

Arya: “My claim to fame was to maim and to mangle; vengeance was miiiiiiiine!”

The “correct” way to say it would be “dumb about this shit,” but Cryptid already covered the way this phrasing meshes with “good at” and “bad at.” It’s technically incorrect, but it’s correctly used; it follows the conventional wisdom about being able to break grammar rules if you first understand them.

Am I alone in assuming that the long shot we see the back of Ofglen’s head as she faces Serena implied she was opening her mouth to show why she couldn’t speak? Serena didn’t seem to catch the snap until then; I assumed after her pushing for chatter Ofglen showed her the impossibility.

Stop sealioning. It’s tiresome.

This is the best deployment of a CXG gif I have ever seen.

Trent didn’t scrub the Instagram posts; stories disappear automatically.

I’m totally feeling a “creator of worlds” thing for Flint — anyone else? The rocks coming together to crush Grill looked an awful lot like a small-scale planet reformation.

I’m pretty sure it was “kill room,” not “Kilgrave.”