Yes, unfortunately. The show is reluctant to show sex at all and would rather traffic in innuendo. I'm not saying that it's impossible, just that I think that's a baseless thing to assume.

Maybe I have too much faith in humanity but I don't think even Bachelor in Paradise would be low enough to film a rape and do nothing.

I can see both sides of it. I don't think it's fair to expect news media to ignore a huge issue like Jones but I'm not sold on Kelly being the one to do the interview. I get the whole "exposure = more followers" argument but does that mean we just ignore distasteful things because we distrust the viewers at home? I'm…

Oh fuck, I agree with Megyn Kelly. Is this what an existential crisis feels like?

Oh god me too. "Female serial killer" is way up high on my list of tropes I think we need more of on television.

"Babadook" is actually gay slang for when you poop on your partner as he pretends to be a sheep. Or else it should be.

The problem that I had with Luther was that I found Alice Morgan infinitely more compelling then the title character. So every time I see an announcement without "Ruth Wilson" coming up at all I just shrug.

Her pants are so high they're almost around her neck. If this was two hundred years ago I'd say that would qualify as "foreshadowing."

I always knew in my heart that you were Justin Theroux.

I think it comes down to maintenance and societally women are more pressured to maintain as they age. But there are guys in their 50's that I would fuck. Not a lot of them, but they exist.

I believe that was nominally the point.

A show doesn't have to be good for me to love it. I'm binging Vanderpump Rules right now. I know of what I speak.

A group of women on the rise party all the time and objectify dudes? Yeah, I'd be into it.

This is obviously teeing up an all-female reboot of Entourage. Which I would watch and love every second of.

This is the first time I've seen Fionnula Flanagan without feeling like she was wildly over-acting. There must be a lot of funny .gifs of her time on Lost.

That… is not what I was saying. I don't mind any of the content of the play, I just think the "Isn't it nuts to think this was about Trump?!" thing is stupid. It was about Trump. And that's okay.

5 Stars, would upvote again.

I have no problem with someone doing a Trumpian Julius Caesar but I do take a bit of an issue with Sam acting like this is a ludicrous assumption, since it sure sounds like that's what they were doing.

Et tu, Bannon?

Yeah, considering they make the CW renew stuff until its natural endpoint, this feels a tad hypocritical.