I really enjoyed Brooke's flashback, and I think it added a great layer to her character. The way this show makes a lot of it's characters almost half good/ half bad feels so real to me. I think almost everyone is capable of being a great and a terrible person throughout their lifetime.

I don't know, Sal, I'm side eyeing all the new guards right now.

Nope, no flashback, just a monologue.

Cleveland's Polish Boy sounds yummy, but the linked picture looks horrific!

I planned on watching half of OITNB this weekend and half next weekend, but I ended up watching the whole thing due to poor impulse control. Afterwards, I curled up in the fetal position and cried.

I wish I read this comment before watching the last 2 episodes because I was not prepared for the emotional impact.

Ruiz is the character I was most looking forward to seeing this season. Her speech to the Latina inmates about how they're all just temporary friends was one of the best moments of last season.

I love when this show turns villains into sympathetic characters.

"Well….think of it as a mandala…..of pussy." Lol! Yoga Jones kind of deserved that one. Big Boo is my absolute favorite!

Every season covers 3 months time.

Clip shows suck, but I liked the Jersey reunion aspect. It would have been nice if we saw less of Amy and her sister and more of the supporting cast.

Yes, it's finally here! Natasha's departure was heart breaking last year but Big Boo and Penn's deepening friendship helped fill that void.

The writers keep shading Chris Harrison, and I am living for it. "Cue our idiot!"
No wonder that guy hates this show.

I haven't been a fan of Marjorie until this episode. Now I love her. The way she kept gushing over Catherine made me laugh so hard.

I shamefully read some of this book, but I couldn't finish it. I almost lost it when she blamed her decision to stay in the house on 9/11.

I'm also not really looking forward to the return of Unsafe with Nikki Glaser. I really enjoy her in other stuff, but, for the most part, her new show makes me kind of sad and uncomfortable.

Quinn and Rachel have to be two of the most fascinating women on tv right now. I didn't think a show could get more offensive than Veep, but this show gets it done. So many great and outrageous lines this episode, mostly said by Quinn:

That was a great episode!

"Oh, you eat? I suppose you need something to nervously shit out."

Yes! Arya and Needle are finally reunited. I don't think I could take one more episode of her dragging her feet. I am now confident she can kick some serious ass and meet up with her family. Sam deciding to leave with Gilly, the baby and the sword was an unexpected surprise. I really didn't understand why he was…