He saw Tony the chicken on the tv after waking up in the hotel. Kevin Sr. has no memory of his tv conversation with Kevin Jr. because he was under the influence of God's Tongue (double meaning not lost on anyone).

Feud is the perfect blend of Hollywoodland and For Your Consideration.

Half agree. The fact that Joan lived the remainder of her life in solitude makes it harder to show/dramatize her inner thoughts, reflections, and regrets if she has no one to bounce them off of (Mamacita excluded). Joan would never admit to her best friend or her worst enemy any truths about herself so the next best…

Ugh, this show. So many emotions but mostly anger. Started with a pretty interesting premise that slowly became trapped and suffocated by its own style and execution.

C'mon everyone knows if you leave a dollar in your pocket in turns into a $20 bill hours later.

Chris is 4th one. R.I.P.

Did they though? You've probably heard the saying "You can't kill an idea." Sure, the GR went up in smoke but that led to a faction of truthers coming to its aid. The GR hit its narrative peak last season so there would be no point in revisiting it unless it transformed into something new with a fresh counterpoint…

But Marnie showing up for Hannah came from a self-centered place (she smugly quips "I win!"), warped penance she believes will pay off in dividends when it's her time for happiness.

I'm pretty sure out on the porch wearing the breast pump Ghostbuster pack Hannah references that this is the 2nd visit from her mother after the birth.

I just caught up with the rest of America and saw this man carry out a despicable action by outing a transgender person to advance in a game.

The sad thing is that they (Dar, McClendon, O'Keefe & Co.) created the very monster they wanted to destroy. If they just left well enough alone they would've had a mediocre President with a lukewarm batting average. Now they are directly responsible for making her paranoid for good reason, jailing her dissenters,…

Tell me! I won't be reading the book.

Near perfect show except for the conceit with the detectives questioning the town folk for the audience to gather details here and there about our main characters (I'm glad the black guy brought that up lol).

I do…

Also, I'm not sure I understand the criticism of the reviewer. Is the reviewer upset that another black actor possibly with more talent and experience was passed over to play a negative stereotype on television? Or just upset that Chris Brown was chosen? Or upset about the entire A plot?

This was my first episode of Black-ish. Is this an "off" episode or standard fare?

"And even if the whole company collapsed, surely Axelrod has enough squirreled away personally so that he'll always be very rich."

I'm disgusted with this episode! The walls are closing in on this series and we still don't get any Shoshanna?!! No, a cameo in the first episode and a scene or two in the Jamba Jeans company episode just doesn't cut it. Unacceptable! Who asked for more Marnie?! Seriously, who? Miserably running around for…

Olivia: *distressed* Huck, if I had anyone else to go to I would but I don't…I need you to kill Rowan.
(couple scenes later)
Olivia: Quinn, kill Rowan. Huck, get rid of [Sandra's] body.

That's true. I forget some people need complete silence in order to fall asleep or to stay asleep. If I was your roommate I wouldn't have a problem with you setting low ambient noise in the corner of the room in order to doze off. Good to know you're okay with it. From my perspective it seems like a sacrifice to…