Woah, you are getting some rude, angry replies!

Haha, I was going to reference Friends, too.

I agree that's it's not crazy that he started out making more, but the show has been on for years. She's the main character, and though he's a great actor, the show would go on without a hiccup if his character died of liver failure. Unrelated to the pay gap, I feel like the main character on the show deserves,…

Hmm, your hypothesis is as good an explanation as any for why Josh acts that way. Yeah, he just seems to be searching for. . . something. He didn't like how controlling Valencia was, didn't feel like she respected his opinions. Rebecca, due to her obsession, acts for the most part like he can do no wrong, which he…

Have you watched all of the seasons/Doctors. Where did you start? I'm obsessed with New Who, but I'm one of those people who, if I went back to watch, I would feel like I needed to watch them all from the beginning. I almost never even watched New Who, because "Rose" was so cheesy. I started watching the very…

As they said in the article (in addition to the format), the thing the two shows have in common is being able to be serious, funny, scary, sad, even romantic, all within a single episode. And actually being really good at all of them. I love getting the whole range of emotions in a single show. I was just watching…

I thought that, too. But with the reveal that Carl has no African ancestry, I was starting to think maybe there is still more to learn about the paternity/maternity stuff. We know Frank is his father, from genetics testing. . . but is there some way Monica isn't his mother? Or did they check for their mother and…

You should watch from the beginning.

I would say there was one more cliff hanger. Will Kev decide to let dirty old men jack him off for cash against V's wishes? Stay tuned!

I don't know how long the scene of them "getting their revenge" was, but if they could have taken out Lip and Debbie's welding conversation, as well as the shot of her in the welding studio, and fit that in instead, it would have tied into the season better. But those were pretty short scenes, so perhaps not. …

I think Fiona's going to need it to pay her loan payments, when the whole apartment deal turns out to have been some kind of scam.

I believe Lip said something during his hearing which led me to believe Frank had begun college. He said something about Frank having dropped out, and it could have been construed as high school, the way he said it, but I thought he meant college. Before that, not that I recall.

Woah, don't agree with any of this. He's totally come off as a nice guy to me as well. Ian was very attracted to him, but when Ian was uncomfortable with the idea of sex, Trevor said they could just be friends. Then Ian started acting weird, because the truth is he didn't WANT to just be friends. That's when…

I'm still not sure about how I feel about the whole Etta thing. At the time Fiona bought the place, Etta was being offered 100,00 for the building (quite forcefully, it seemed), and was planning on leaving, not knowing where she'd go. Fiona payed her 80,000 and let her keep her home, even doing her best to take care…

I don't think it's the financing that's going to be a problem. I have a bad feeling about the apartment
building. Like maybe Margo's assistant helped set her up by introducing
her to that guy. And the guy just presented her with a packet of all
of the inspections he had already had done, as well as offering a lawyer
…

I'd be happy for Ian to fly to Mexico to be with Mickey in the finale or something, but I like the character and want him to stay on the show, and Mickey can't come back without being thrown right back in prison, so I would say this will probably have to be the last of Mickey until the very end, if at all.

I don't think Ian would blame Trevor for being mad at him, but rather would probably think it was well deserved. Honestly, though, what Ian did was a very different thing. He had no intention of hiding it (long term) from Trevor, or two-timing anyone. I'm sure he would have called Trevor as soon as they got into…

I thought she ditched her share, along with Frank's. But you your idea makes sense, too.

Carl said he could contact some people from his dealing days. I was kind of assuming that we would see them attempting to sell it next season. But maybe we can just assume that they know a lot of low lifes, so selling drugs isn't too complicated for them.

Ian's scene with Trevor was great. He just admitted what he did without attempting to lie about it, and then said he was sorry, without adding any excuses or attempts to beg Trevor's forgiveness. I would have said it was 100% not fixable (and Ian knew the choice he was making, when he ran off with Mickey), but then…