I’d like to formally request a stoppage of all scenes in which any non-Ferengi successfully seduces a Ferengi. It’s just not pleasant.

Quality of life - The basic premise is very weak, which is “what is life?” A more accurate question would have Data to ask what is intelligent life, and what/who defines the qualifying level of intelligence needed to determine if a life is being exploited? Or does it even need to be considered intelligent for it to…

I think Henry was inside the house; Mike’s pegged him as a faker first with Anita, not her, right? She probably went after Henry to apologize and he duped her into bringing him home (and in her panties). It’s the way she cautiously opened the door while blocking Mike’s view inside and waited for him to leave…

Actually thought the three punks got off easy. Maybe because payback came so soon instead of simmering. But hats off to Jimmy for using the situation to his advantage (forcing the punks to spread the word that Jimmy is not one to be messed with).  But still, Jimmy should have at least gotten his money back. 

Presumably you’re being sarcastic (at least I hope you are), but I don’t think Katie is trying to win any awards for being part of the 48%. I think she’s simply highlighting the significance of the 52% of white women who did support Trump in relation to white female racism.

There are other articles about this movie on this very site. This article is written by a white woman about her perspective on an aspect of this movie that seems quite relevant to her.

I don’t think she is stating that the movie is about white woman. I think she is just taking something she gained from the movie and acknowledging it. We all have different lenses through which we see, different sides of the coin of oppression, but we’re all oppressed. So, let this woman be.

Taystee’s dejected attitude with Caputo played false in some ways; I expected her cynicism to be more angry/jaded than sad. After all, even if found innocent of murder, she still faced 10+ consecutive years for her guilty plea of riot incitement.

Taffy’s New York Times profile of “GP” is long, but hilarious and fascinating even if you would normally have no interest in GP’s goings-on.

I thought Angel’s brushoff of Stan was harsh - she played the hard-to-get card and he gave in to her last know demands, sacrificing his known life in the process. Then served with this ‘too little, too late’ reply from his POV - her “you’re not my first prince charming, go back to your wife and kids” was especially…

Cycle 11
More men is speedos, please.