Thanks, you’re too kind. I just watch too much television that I don’t think is very good, and I’m a gay guy so I was interested in the storyline of Season 2. My impression is that it wasn’t written by anyone who had ever been a gay teenage boy. Mostly I just stuck around to watch Felicity Huffman boss everyone around…

Good question. She was so plain-looking in the first season, and so dolled-up in the second... Maybe just really effective hair & makeup?

I enjoyed how morally opaque she was: Sometimes you’d see a glimmer of “What am I doing? I’m better than this” in her eyes. And you could tell Felicity Huffman really relished the role!

The one thing I did like in Season 2 was Felicity Huffman’s performance as the Kellyanne Conway-like headmistress. But I agree—the story was like an After School Special for adults.

Every season is a different storyline with different characters, but yeah, the seasons are most definitely too long.

Never mind the emotional manipulation of the storylines; the acting in “This Is Us” is dreadful. Kate is the only one who doesn’t over-deliver her lines.

American Crime is very “It Makes You Think.”

I will watch it tonight and report back! (The episode was actually playing this a.m. as I had my coffee, and I had to wonder: That was a decent-sized house. How did the Three Witches of Sur end up huddled on a bathroom floor?!)

She’s unemployable out in the world. (Especially now.)

Or dying mother (Stepmom, Terms of Endearment, Steel Magnolias...).

Women fighting with women is Andy Cohen’s reason for living.

Yeah, she’s doing an impersonation of how she thinks a diva would act. It’s awkwardly self-conscious.

Cats don’t need baths on the regular, do they?

She has become a mere Breast Life Support System.

I do not understand what Nene is doing on “Fashion Police.” Her clothing sense is about as good as her wig sense.

I feel like she could execute boob better.

He no longer has Gwyneth stench wafting off him.

They’re Real Housewife boobs.

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