Ugh, stop. You all keep trying to float this idea that QAF (US)is some prime example of attempts at diversity and inclusiveness run amok, but at the end of the day that show was about a gaggle of white gay cis men and two white cis lesbians.

How can you acknowledge that there is too little diversity and then say not every show needs to be diverse? People of color are underrepresented on television and LGBTQ people of color even more so. Who does the responsibility of increased representation on TV fall to if not the people making the shows? This is…

In the song he even says the girl in question was not actually his girlfriend, they weren't exclusive. So he feels betrayed that she would dare have sex with someone he knew…even though he admits she's free to do that. He mistakes his being more invested emotionally in their hooking up than she is for a betrayal on…

This dude seems to move between patronizing odes to some poor woman to show how sensitive he is and mean-spirited revenge anthems about women whose primary sin was sleeping with someone who wasn't him. "Don't" sounds like it was written by the main character in 500 Days of Summer.

You keep bringing up white umc women, as if women of color and poor women aren't disproportionately the targets of this kind of sexual violence. This is not an exclusively white umc issue, people discussing the issue of rape is not like some white umc woman arguing about the liberating power of yoga on Thought…

Good piece but "writing the books into misogyny" is a tad dishonest w/r/t the books. Sexual violence was already on display to a point of excess in the original books and no amount of insisting that it somehow represents historical accuracy will change that. If anything, by changing the Dany/Drogo scene, they were far…

I feel as if it hurt Will's characterization a bit. He has the opportunity to kill what he knows is a monster and doesn't do so out of what? Fascination with Hannibal's grand design? Why show up there at all if all it took to turn him away was Hannibal saying "but what don't you want to watch my master plan unfold?"

The Chilton framing doesn't work for me for several reasons. He wouldn't have the strength to carry out the bulk of the murders that happened after he had a few of his internal organs rearranged by Gideon, not to mention the dietary restrictions they forced on him would make him eating his victims an impossibility, so…

What I like is how this easily could've played out as any typical TGW episode. Kalinda was coming in with the 3rd act save, the bit of evidence needed to provide reasonable doubt as to how the DNA got there. No dramatic last minute goodbye speeches, meaningful looks, reassuring final moments with other characters or…

It gave me such a thrill when Frank not only tossed Augustin out, but told him about himself on top of it.

Caroline flouncing from all personal responsibility and guilt for choosing to sleep with a guy she knows remorselessly killed her ex-boyfriend's mother in cold blood (not to mention hundreds of other people) is not the same thing as her refusing to be slut-shamed.

So this is a bit late I know, but how did they only just figure out that Katherine wasn't dead? Shouldn't she, as this episode reminded us, have had to pass through Bonnie to go to The Other Side? And since that clearly didn't happen, shouldn't Bonnie have told them and they been suspicious of events much sooner? I…