I'm not sure if she's really famous but she was on Glee and Vikings so she's probably more famous than the other one. I didn't mind her because she had a nice elegance about her, but I know this one is very talented.

They definitely recasted Jake's wife and got a very good and better-known one, which makes me think she's in for a bigger role.

Who cares? I don't. But I could if I wanted t..- [punches a wall]

What's so dirty about it it can't go on tv? It's a very catchy song and the show could have used that. The whole bit about the sheets is hilarious.

On second thought, a B is fine. After all, what's an A? It's just a letter on the page meant to distract us from the pain.

I may have overread but Scott Michael Foster also happened to star on that unsuccessful oil tycoons show, Blood and Oil.

I broke down when she asked if she was sick the day they taught how to be normal in school and she feels like everyone is watching her not be normal and laughing. I guess I watched a lot of shows with broken characters, but this one is the only one where characters actually ARE me, and most of them are to an extent.

I… don't care a fig?

Seriously I know B isn't a bad grade but I've seen worse episodes getting an A. I thought this one was great, from Nathaniel's dreamy smile to Patrick's confused faces on the piano, from Paula's phone call to Valencia refusing to leave her wedding album and let's not forget the delivery package playing the piano while…

To be honest, I didn't expect 1) Mellie to lose 2) the Governor to die. I understand Americans might have another perspective on what's boring and sufferable right now, but as far as I'm concerned Scandal is still good at what it does, which is entertainment.

Uhm I don't want it to be the last season, thank you.

"The only thing I hate about this show is Fitz"

I decided to drop this show after the latest spoilers, so congratulations AV Club, you're how I'll keep myself informed about it.

This episode made Senza Un Perché a hit in Italy. It's been there for years, but no one knew it until Sorrentino placed it on the show. Thanks, Paolo.

Are we really debating whether or not fictional Victoria should have a crush on Melbourne when fictional Melbourne is Rufus Sewell? I was in tears. Favourite scene. Good luck topping that, Tom Hughes.

Thanks for that! It's quite significant that Rebecca starts fantasizing about this wind guy (in fact the weather forecast guy) ruining things for her and causing suicides left and right as soon as Josh naively points out Santa Anas are responsible for her lack of libido. The fact that he was "also kind of a narrator"…

I think it was Nathaniel's. It really sounded like a bunch of stuff he'd say, although I loved how IC her reactions were.

I think Sunil is as much her best friend as Heather and Valencia are Beck's, and we tend to forget Paul has known Darryl for years.

Oh it's great, I actually have it on my phone and listen to it often. But there's something about Getting Bi and Where's the Bathroom, I can't stop singing them and I'm not even bi - or looking for a bathroom, usually.

Also as lovely as Darryl's new song was, Getting Bi remains his best hands down.