I was waiting for this. *heart emoji*

"That is, they're at her mercy while they still think what's at stake are only their jobs, which has just started to be revealed as a very limited view of what's happening here."

Surprisingly entertaining, although I'm in the minority of people who would dare to say these two words out loud.

Rosa's "Hello Amy, I didn't see you there, how did the wedding go?" while holding the champagne glass like a microphone is clearly the winner.

"I think this deserves another hug!"
"Me too!"

I just don't think Jane would approve of Petra toeing the line of legality with her schemes. Not to mention morality.

Much obliged.

I know it would never happen, mostly because Jane is too goody-two-shoes for it, but having Petra being a cold-hearted bi*ch who takes what she wants and leaves a trail of destruction behind her while also managing to maintain a healthy and caring friendship with Jane would be my dream pairing.

Wrong episode, buddy.

I need help here, guys, I think I'm missing something important: I get #Petrafied, but what is #Anezkatized a pun of? It just doesn't come to me!

I only just watched the episode and read this article's title before it and was immediately worried it might mean conflict between Jane and Michael. In my worried state, I never stopped to think there were much more devastating relationships to have a wrench thrown in. Leave Alba alone, show!

Unless you're Yael Grobglas, in which case you can fake fake faking.

I'll live with the fact I can no longer name every single main character Kazuo Murikawa for some dumb reason Teenage Me forgot to write down and now I have no way of knowing.

No, man, Ultros was cringe-worthy.

I also changed most of the names of the characters from FFVII, but I forgot about it, so later on I kept asking myself why everybody was writing Aeris' name wrong.

No, that's 10-2, you can tell because there's two characters stuck in the middle of the 1 and the 2.

Well, I can.

Precisely.

Thanks Trump.

*drinks shot of Tequila*