Between Olsen and Sharon van Etten it's kind of a great era in which to be heartbroken and in the mood for gorgeous-voiced women to sing you through it.

Good point, mothers with babies never get depressed!

For me, they're probably never going to top Two Dancers and Smother. Though I don't resent this new direction - I've been apprehensive but the album is growing on me. I just wish it were…more than it is. And when I saw there was a 20-min bonus track floating around I got really pumped but it's just a remix of off-cuts…

I guess it's because you're still slightly feeling the night before and that drowsy giddiness plays perfectly into the strangeness of the show.

YAH BOOBAY

"By the way, “Terra Nullius” translates from Latin into “nobody’s land.” Just a little fun fact."

Ugh, this show is going to suffer for its lack of Margaery. But I guess all she became was a pawn to shove out of the way. I wanted to see her make it all the way to the end; she was so much more interesting than Jon or Sam or etc. But then, a cunning, smart and beautiful woman playing power games is catnip to a gay…

I didn't care for it, and I don't want one either.

In Australia and New Zealand it's not uncommon for filmmakers to go several years between films because the process of getting funding and setting up viable distribution - and then production itself on top of that - can be quite protracted.

Sounds more like transfeminine than transgender.

I swear to god, if Lyonne isn't properly in this season I will riot.

Do you really begrudge a stand-up comedian, who don't all exactly have Seinfeld money, for making the most of what will probably be the most prominent moment of her career?

Brienne is the greatest hag Westeros has ever known.

S1. As soon as they went back to Kimmy's hometown, involved her dad and shifted to the courtroom it became pretty much the same joke about hicks being dumb repeated ad nauseum.

I've been wondering if she's been trying to seduce the High Sparrow. There was a lot of intense staring in that scene in the sept, even for Margaery.

My dream Karen Grisham is Nicole Kidman.

"I think that would be funny for all of them." is the part that really sells this glorious joke. Jenny Slate delivers it like a gift.

Yeah I was worried that this episode was going to send the show spiralling down an Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt-esque end-season slump because Jill was so aggressively unpleasant and, for me, not that well-developed as a character.

And FX has become kinda known for renewing acclaimed shows in spite of low ratings.

Also Regina King, Ann Dowd.