I have a very good memory Cheyenne. Especially when it comes to shows I love. I thought we'd agreed that you'd just ignore my my comments, because it seems that you're unable to keep a civil tongue in your head.

So I guess you don't pay attention to the show in the way I do? You have a problem with the fact that I know this show forwards and backwards because this used to be my number one show?

"But let's be honest, she's made some popular shows, but never a really good one."

" but they should stop making her the center of everything,"

Good Lord, Bitsy will not be a good influence on Mellie, for the simple reason that as much as we keep being told that Mellie is the smartest woman in any room, the evidence just doesn't bear this out.

If that was my only typo, I'm impressed with myself. Especially considering that I wrote the above on the fly.

I task you to find a single comment where I said I was done watching the show. Find me just one. Do it.

You do realize that free speech is a thing right? Also, I didn't realize that you were the official spokesman for all the posters on here. Who gave you that job? My opinions are my own, and I shall continue to air them at will, because I can.

After hurling the show off the cliff last season, it seems that the writers are trying to rein it back in again, but the problem is, they've done irreparable damage to the two characters who were once the heart of the show. Shonda Rhimes in her arrogance felt that she could tear down the Olivia Pope character, and…

"but I'm hoping the entire series doesn't become endless "will they / won't they" between Claire and Jaime."

You're asking why Danny and Mindy couldn't be a great platonic couple when they're the main protagonists on a romantic comedy?

You should go for it. Life's too short to keep one's thoughts to oneself…

And for the record, Olivia terminating her relationship with Jake the instant she discovered he was spying on her meets my definition of a "real and lasting consequence"

You are so right. If Fitz actually did half the horrific things that Mellie has done during the course of three seasons, the outrage would be deafening. I swear, faux feminists would be picketing and petitions launched. It's a weird kind of hypocrisy, but I definitely hear you with regards to it being about Fitz…

What real lasting consequences has Jake faced????? None of his friends or relatives got killed, in fact, he was responsible for killing Olivia's friend and two other innocents. Him being sorry about it didn't stop him from threatening Olivia. Fitz has literally suffered at the hands of the people closest to him. He…

Really? This is your main beef in an episode where a terrorist just wanders round unchecked? Where nobody, no TV crew sees Leo tearing the Vice President's jacket and smearing dirt on her face and sending her to be Jesus after the bombing? This is your main beef in an episode where a random guy (as far as everybody…

How come nobody ever accuses Mellie of these things? She's the one who's done everything to keep hold of a man who doesn't have much, if any respect for her? How come nobody ever talks about how effed up she is for continuing to hold onto the same man that everybody berates Liv for going back to?

So I'm going to go ahead and assume that you feel the exact same way about Jake, a guy who's original mission was to stalk and sleep with her? A guy who threw her across the room in an attempt to stop her from leaving when she discovered his best-buy wall, and ended up giving her concussion that led to her being…

You don't see him doing anything of importance any more because the writers don't show him doing anything important. I guess they're happy to let the intelligent people among us assume that he's working when he's not pining over Olivia, because as we know, the President is a very busy man, but by all means go ahead…

But is it any different to people voting for a certain act on American Idol because of a sob story where the mother/father/sister/granny/dog has died? That shit happens all the time.