…does this mean coverage of People of Earth will resume? Because, as Mona Lisa Saperstein (and no one else, ever) would say, this show is the tiiits.

S's funeral and Mark (and his joyous talk with ma regarding his and Gracie's futures) made me cry. A lot. I cry easily, blah blah blah, but ughhh, I'd like for his "vaccination" to not have taken hold so he can somehow get revenge. I just want a shockingly believable yet happy ending, OB! That's not so hard, is it?

I *love* "Fast Animals," but the rest of the album didn't click for me either. Not the way the others did. Still like it, just haven't gone back to it much sans that one track.

As someone with severe body image issues, I'm not a fan of fat-shaming. That said, I did giggle at that, then did a "Julian Casablancas 2017" image search. The one heavy guy photo I found didn't look like him to me. I must learn the unimportant truth!

I love Jenny Lewis and kind of hate that she's been bro-ing out with Ryan Adams for the past few years. He's always seemed like a complete douche, ready to start ridiculous feuds with other people for no reason. Julian Casablancas on the other hand has always come across as super ~chill~ and above that sort of…

Oh, OK. I don't watch the other BBC programs and won't bother doing so for brief OB clip.

Oh, OK. Thanks. Last season it did air immediately following OB so I was confused.

Are they still doing that godawful "After the Black" show? It hasn't aired for me once on BBC America via Xfinity, unless they're airing it later. Just asking 'cause I didn't see MDK's interview and was truly hoping she'd, somehow, wind up pulling through.

I'm a moron and also haven't read the comments yet, so welcome to Kelley's Dumb-Dumb Corner, where I question plot points that are likely obvious to everyone else.

JUST STFU DR. LUKE. We have enough assholes making news daily now. Everyone's done with you.

Kudos to OB and Tatiana for making Rachel someone we can equally root for and loathe. She sells it every time for me, and tonight's final two minutes were the first of any show I've actually watched between fingers while repeatedly saying "nope!"

My stress/anxiety/recently diagnosed hypothyroidism made my hair start falling out 1.5 years ago, right after I quit a job. I haven't worked since then because it sent me on a downward spiral where I did nothing but sob most days and had constant panic attacks. It may sound superficial, but as a woman, it's hard and…

THIS SO MUCH. My mom understand and struggles with depression and anxiety too — not to the extent I do, but it sucks either way — yet sometimes her frustrations with me get the best of her and she'll bring up how "anti-social" I was growing up and the "excuses" she's always had to make for my not attending family…

Yep. I've heard it countless times over the years, and it's such a brutal response to something you WISH you could simply "get over."

Good lord. I've struggled with extreme depression and anxiety for over 15 years and still think about suicide often but am too afraid to even try, For him to have done this knowing he was leaving six children behind to try and cope with such a tremendous loss proves just how much pain he was in. I feel terrible for…

Yeah, I do miss all the clones regularly interacting alongside Donnie, Felix, et al. Their being almost completely separated has irked me, considering it's the final season.

Nah, not at all. I chose to come to the comments section before viewing the episode so I'm not going to complain about any spoilers I may come across!

I'm going to be the asshole who comments before viewing the episode. (I'm trying really hard to get through as much free HBO as possible before Xfinity removes the free content. I haven't watched nearly as much as I hoped to and am really bummed.)

God, I would love if there were random Tribeca-esque jokes thrown in for the adults. Not me, of course, because I'd like to believe I'm 11, not 31, Also, someone driving a race car bed away a la Giles will never not be funny.

Edit: ffs, me.