As well as laughing at Daniella de Jesús, I also cracked up at Blanca/Laura Gómez leaning seductively on the doorframe and then awkwardly barking out "Hey"
There's some great comic actors on this show!

Haven't seen any of the following episodes yet, but I really hope that the in-show media don't focus on Judy's release and Coates' subsequent escape in a way that overshadows (or worse, ignores) Taystee's speech. That would be heartbreaking for those characters but also something I could see the show doing to make a…

I thiiink it was mostly hidden under her shirt and it was only when she stretched to yawn(??) that it was 'revealed'. But I also didn't rewatch to verify, so…

Yeah, I think (/hope) the writers are deliberately using Boo to demonstrate how they 'actually' feel about the Pennsatucky-Coates scenario. They seem to be exploring the whole thing with a bit of ambiguity and nuance but keeping Boo around specifically to remind us that this isn't a healthy relationship.

Could be wrong, but wasn't he wearing slippers? So when the German officers took him from his house (without giving him time to change them) they probably got muddy. So it's not necessarily indicating guilt. Plus there was a callback to it later where Emmit's wife stops him as he's about to leave the house in his…

Oh yeah, like her ex possibly shot Jason mistaking him for Archie or something like that? I like that theory

I love that they refer to the hosts as livestock. It's so perfectly creepy and emotionally detached.

That's a good point. Like being good enough to beat the level before moving onto the next challenge

What makes you so sure the masked group were guests? (Serious question - not sure if I missed some line of dialogue). Is it just because Teddy's bullets didn't work on them? Couldn't that also be because Ford programmed them not to 'die' like they normally would/should as part of his new storyline.

I read an interview with Nolan and Joy where they said they'd mapped out the storylines for six seasons so they obviously have an idea of where they want to go with this beyond where we as an audience can currently perceive the story going

If I was her and the storyline I was 'playing' suddenly turned out to be a horror story where everyone gets slaughtered I would piss myself. It seems like something only the most hardcore guests would want to play, and yet there doesn't seem to be any obvious way to stop hapless guests from getting themselves involved…

Before the episode I thought maybe it would be the name of Dolores' horse haha, but after having seen it I think maybe it's supposed to refer to the saying "that old chestnut", which is about repeating the same stories/sayings (etc.) so often that they become rote or even meaningless

I actually thought it was Zoe Bell for a second

The direwolves have waayyy more thematic significance in the books than in the show though. I can't imagine that Summer (a pretty significant name) is gonna be killed off as unceremoniously as that in the books…. but I could be wrong.

I'd never heard that Sabrina story before! That's a pretty hilariously awesome way to get recruited.

I didn't realise what the blood pressure monitor was at first and stupidly thought that the medical emergency was that someone had got their finger caught in some sort of mouse trap

When even Kimmi knows you're out looking for an idol, you might wanna rethink your strategy!

Totally agree. He's the only one who seemed to realise that the film was (supposed to be?) a campy space soap opera and gave a performance that suited the tone. Unfortunately, I think the fact that Kunis, Tatum et al. give bland nothing performances makes him look out of place. But damn is he committed to his crazy…