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I bawled when Carrie found the photo of her in Quinn's envelope. This fucking show man.

lol, how meta. "and I saw the camera"

True, Dar being seen by 200 employees in his meetings with O'Keefe doesn't seem bright. But said employees are also very much indoctrinated and have ironclad confidentiality agreements. Also, pretty sure they know what would happen to them if they opened their mouths.

Uh Veep Season 6 in April says hullloo.

The Wire, although I'm long overdue for a rewatch. Too tragic, too real.

VEEP for the win! (As always)

And she also wrote "no criminal past is a must" on the sign. Really, Fiona? Are you forgetting you're a CONVICTED FELON?? How quickly power went to her head.

Turns to Mike, my bad.

I really loved this episode. There was some of the old Iannucci quiet sadness in places, like when Selina turns to Gary and says "I hate this country". The gang sitting in the rain, Selina looking considerably more weathered and "etched in stone" after just 12 months on the hardest job in the world.

Thanks again! Just signed up for a 30-day trial. Presale is June 16th at 10 a.m.

Thanks onlytheknocker! Doubt I can afford it, but I'll check it out.

I like Life of Pablo more with each listen, even if there are some cringe-worthy moments that almost ruin the whole thing. Saw 'Ye on the Yeezus tour and want to see him again. Where do I buy tix?

No Jared, YOU are magnificent! Marry me!

Ah, that's Julia, the actress. Don't know how much Selina (the character) family is worth, but I doubt it was anything like that.

Yes, dare I even say he was so adorable. Hope he's still on those antidepressants, poor guy. What an episode! Oh, it's tremendous!

Well, Selina is worth $50 million apparently. Don't see why she'd need any of her mother's estate.

You better, it's only the best show on TV.

The show is missing that British sensibility and cringeworthiness that made it so startlingly relatable and funny. But I feel it's getting back to that slowly. Mandel is probably still feeling about.