I guess you are referring to that Glamour magazine cover story that associated Amy Schumer with being plus-size. She claims to have embraced her curves, yet lies about being a size six.

Linden cleans up well. I was so used to seeing Mireille Enos make-up free, wearing knitted sweaters that it's still pretty jarring to see her glammed up.

What was also abrupt was that suddenly Lip became an alcoholic within a matter of weeks.

I'm usually not into guys with facial hair, but he looks better with the beard and some meat on his bones.

What Frank said to Freddy was pretty bad, but you have to look at all the times Frank helped him out, instead of that one idiotic remark. When Freddie's rib joint closed down and he couldn't find a job, Frank went out of his way to secure him a well paying position at the White House with benefits.

That was a really creepy visual.

The first season Ilana made more of an impression on me than Abby, but that all changed during season 2. Abby was no longer the "straight man" in the show, but more of a really interesting odd ball. I'm starting to get annoyed with Ilana's shtick, it must be really exhausting to be her best friend.

Christopher Abbot looked so much like Shia Labeouf in this ep they could be twins.

I get so annoyed by Lip's actions sometimes because he is throwing his future away. Meanwhile, Ian is just trying to be a productive member of society while living with a mental illness, and he keeps running into these hurdles.

I feel like Frank's friendship with Freddie was the most honest relationship he ever had. I didn't like how it played out in that scene and I found Freddie to be pretty ungrateful. What did Frank really do that was so offensive to call him a motherfucker? He got him a well paying job at the Whitehouse with benefits,…

He has a disadvantage though. His wife is nowhere near as ruthless and calculating as Clair. He even says as much in one of the most recent episodes "your not going soft on me are you?" Conway looks at her with such contempt and disgust I wouldn't be surprised if she doesn't contemplate leaving him next season.

Maybe I'm overreacting, but I thought Ilana's excitement over JonBenet Ramsey's 20th anniversary death will result in a larger Beanie Baby profit was in poor taste. It's never ok to make light of a child's brutal murder.

Yeah, all they really had to do was mention it's a Shondaland production. Shonda Rimes already has a built in fan base, and pretty much owns Thursday night.

I heard they had to redo the pilot, and replace the male lead with Peter Krause. Very smart choice. The main reason I chose to give this show a chance is Mireille Enos. I loved her on Big Love and The Killing, and I figured she would only sign on to a quality show. I can't believe how different she looks all dressed…

It's funny how Vaughn was all riled up to defend his daughter's honor, but when she actually needed help, he sacrificed her (with no hesitation) to save himself. I think he surprised himself with how horrible a human being he has become.

I would love to see some sort of happy ending for them both. Emma finally has a chance at a real life, and I want Dylan to be a part of that future. I have such a soft spot for him, because he really is good hearted, and a much better person than Norman.

I'm actually hoping that happens ASAP. I've never liked the character, and I think Fiona should be single for awhile instead of throwing herself into another relationship, and another marriage.

It was really hard for me to concentrate on this episode because Global TV had an on going Amber Alert flashing across the screen for the entire hour.

I was wondering why they didn't fit Kata Mara with a wig for continuity's sake, but maybe she has PTSD from being forced to wear one during Fantastic Four's reshoots. Although that abomination on her head, was the least of that movies problems.

I'm sure it's not intentional, but the guy who created Pollyhop reminds me so much of the Neal Gross character on The Good Wife. He even has an equally silly name for his search engine-ChumHum