I feel like Davis & Main were holding out for a bigger settlement, which was the right choice to them, because it means more money for them and everyone. But the clients can't really afford to wait 5 years for a settlement— some of them won't live that long.

It's perfect for me! I like to smoke a cigarette between episodes and read the recap.

#blacklattesmatter

I assumed he meant bottle episode in that there are no flashbacks or nonprison scenes, when every other episode has those scenes.

Spanish people are considered Hispanic (meaning descended from a Spanish-speaking country) but not Latino/a (from Latin America).

His mother clearly had all the dominant genes.

For one, he would dish any dirt he had on anyone to any journalist as long as they would print a little story about how Trump was seen at a club surrounded by models, or another similar puff piece. He would also generally say and do ridiculous things, and he became known as a funny NYC "character." He was sort of a…

It's not that Abby cared about the library being in Vermont so much as she cared that Fitz's post-presidency plan was "chop wood." She wanted him to continue his legacy and power ala Jimmy Carter so she could stay in power and make a difference.

To have that opinion, you have to accept that Chuck's version of the story is fact, that he's a reliable narrator. I imagine in his version of meeting Hannah, he'll claim she threw herself at him too.

I assumed he just used deworming pills like for a cat or dog.

Can we agree that black trans women have it the hardest, and are murdered at astonishingly high rates?

She didn't give "secret" speeches though. She gave speeches everyone knows about because she released her tax returns.