Don’t forget how prominent Mary Louise’s cross is, too. I think ... shall we say faith? ... or whatever is playing a role this season.

Which is a talisman one uses in voodoo, I thought.

Crystal Fox is totally up to a one on one with Meryl Streep, should the need arise; she made that clear on her Tyler Perry show, where she has nothing but problematic children and complicated allies.

Plus hot and heavy on his office desk, natch! Because Malcolm was snooping with his computer, sure, but it was a laptop! Pick somewhere classy for your hookups, Prof!

It was painful to watch, an impossible situation. How do you tell a beloved child that he was the product of a violent moment? But I do think having the mom’s bond over the connections of their sons (sins of the father) is maybe the most healthy thing.

Well, if she’s heading for an epiphany about her own issues, of course Meryl is the right woman to play it.

I like them in a way: a little prickly male tension in the world of women, a world otherwise defined by one man’s violence. I’m more worried about Elizabeth and her New Age voodoo; spirituality seems an odd note on this show.

Well, "we're done" is kind of final.

Plus, the casting alone defined his appeal: Celeste's  hot husband. Too bad he's a creep, right?

Jane is pretty weird.

I’m much more excited by Dacascos, Houston and Berry honestly.

I loved the songs in the movie, but hated the choreography (and the inability to see it, thanks to the razzle dazzle editing). Didn’t work for me at all, as All That Jazz was probably my formative vision of stage choreography.

Wasn’t Katie Holmes the breakout star?

I agree with the description of this film completely, only I enjoyed it and found it funny. I think the jokes either appeal to your sense of humor or not, but meanwhile the sensibility  is decadent and alluring non-stop.

I’m never going to get behind cutting a Robert Kazinsky scene.

There were some CBS all access promos online, and I think a few mentions in the daytime hours shows.

If you find it, insert it into a brick in the fireplace and seal it forever.

So deep.

Hawkeye started out as a villain. His whole story is his redemption arc ... just like the Widow’s.

Did you miss Justice League?