Did you read the text of what he wrote in that journal? That was truly disgusting. He was also someone that Paige held onto as sort of her last refuge from sliding into her parents life. He doesn't actually care about her. If he did, he'd counsel her. If he did, he'd extricate her. If he did,he wouldn't compare what…

I REALLY don't agree with the assessments of people on here that the Jennings are screwing up their daughter and what they are doing is tantamount to emotional abuse. As someone who has lived with actual, soul-crushing abuse I find all of that discussion crude, misinformed, and simplistic. I don't mean that…

I'm going to cross post this on the Americans review, too. You asked a good question.

I hope it's gruesome af. That guy is a sanctimonious creep.

Pasha killing himself is really the only way forward for that story. I thought this episode laid that on pretty damn thick.

*In best Sadie From 'Awkward' Voice*: You're Welcome.

But also True Blood's Alan Ball….so, yeah. Um, yeah….

LOL. The problem with this story is that there's more holes in this plot than the aftermath of noodle strainers having an orgy on a pile of holey, holey, holey swiss cheese.

Thanks. That show sounds good. Greener pastures for Jerrika Hilton. It's sad that I think that about my once favorite tv show.

"If you're doing using flashbacks to replay moments from literally the previous scene, perhaps your plot isn't as complicated as you think it is"

I'd prefer her not to meet a horrible death, too, since she's one of the best-natured and intelligent people in that whole hospital; but who has really come back to this show once they're gone though? Being alive and written off is almost the same as dying on Grey's.

What HBO show? I'd follow her over there since I do like her as an actress.

Stephanie has her own Shonda Rhimes show. Unfortunately that new show sounds terrible as fuck, so it feels like a lateral move for the actress.

So in your world the vulnerability is just some 'oops, fuck, didn't mean that to happen. shit. guess i'm not infallible'' side effect? what other point is there in killing him?

And, yet, banksters roam free. Fucking American 'justice' system.

It's amazing how many questions have been asked on this thread that require simple logic to answer. Why else would he make Chloe turn Lucifer vulnerable to death except if God wanted to kill Lucifer? I mean, occam's razor, yo.

Uh, it's not rocket science, fella: greater importance given to the group after being largely ignored by the last president for the last 8 years= re-rise.

I love how Bob's Burgers destroys expected wordplay.

I didn't say that Trump would mandate it. I, honestly, don't think he gives a fuck about God. But the re-rise of Evangelical Christianity is not a non-factor under his presidency. And since Christians get butthurt about everything with a laughable persecution complex built into their spiritual DNA even when they hold…

Also Tony's had ducks. Don't forget the motherfucking ducks :)