But a tad past her prime.

And the price was 6d.!

It's that smug, patrician lockjaw voice of hers.

The hospital talk is more dreary than the monument talk last season.

To rescue that damn cat.

Who is?

Well, nothing is impossible.

Trickle down, baby!

Fascinating. I can't imagine there are very many gay people who are anti-choice. Must be those gay Catholics I hear rumors about.

Reading the OP I didn't realize the character's name was Diane.

Good to know that, thanks.

OK, gotcha.

Going out on a limb here and say I think you're referring to "Diana."

The star of the show is way too churchy to allow that to happen to a main character as opposed to a flaming embarrassment of a stereotype.

…Box 350, Boston, Mass, Ohhh-two-one-three-foooour. Send it to Zoom!

I'm a huge fan of her (ever since Sports Night), saw her name in the credits and still had no clue that was her.

I love the logic of it. I'm sure I'd be raiding pharmacies after an apocalypse too.

OK, I forgot about how everyone has a huge stash of Vicodin in their rooms. That was hilarious.

That's a great idea! I've been a fan ever since Cross Creek. I've never seen her give an inauthentic or half-hearted performance. That surgery scene tonight just slayed me.

I really can't call this show a comedy, despite Forte's hyperactive buffoonery. But I can't stop watching because nothing like this has ever been on TV before. In today's landscape of reboots, retreads and copycats, I respect that greatly. Plus I never have any idea what's going to happen one week to the next.