Silly us, we assume that adults won't walk in on us!

It's a French thing. Snails I can understand; bidets, I don't.

What was with the checks from Evil Corp that she found in her father's closet?

I know the languages are similar but it's cool to be able to do that.

Elliot wasn't being disrepectful per se - he was being thoroughly invasive psychologically, albeit for the purposes of the mission, not just for the sake of being vicious. I have had that happen to me many years ago, and it is quite unnerving. Someone Bill's age would usually be capable of responding "You're a…

I suspect Corporate Psycho would squash drug dealer in a heartbeat. I can't decide whether Tyrell is going to end up squashed himself, or - well, he can't become President - CEO of everything.

It looked like she exchanged looks with Tyrell. Also, a glass of wine won't actually hurt the baby - much less than the SM she and hubby engaged in, I expect.

Never heard of it, but now I want actual raspberry pie.

Easy, if you know which street corner to hang around on? I miss the Seventies…

Oh, not even a little?!

Intriguing… But how will the writers sustain that for the next season?

You and me both! And I'm older than anyone on the show! I don't recommend 30 mg. of morphine, though.

Where was Genevieve Bujold when we needed her?

I never heard of her until last year. She may have a TV show, which is more than I have, but she's not a household name or a megastar, which is a good thing, really, because she gets to hone her craft, as they say.

We gave everybody names: Randy Racist, Polly Persnickety, Rita Refugee.

I bumped into this while channel-checking, and got a great kick out it. I played the foreign refugee - I didn't catch who that was in Amy Schumer's version - in a high school production of "Twelve Angry Men" (which when produced with a mixed cast you are required to call "Twelve Angry Jurors").

For one thing, she is one of the very few women in his life who rejected him instead of begging him to stay.

And it's pussy as in kitty cat, not the other.

I'm sorry she didn't ask her boyfriend to send in "a guy".

Which nontraditional means do you use? I've always been curious about the profanity that is in the show, but bleeped/silenced out when I watch it on TV. Where does one get the unexpurgated version?