I lost my shit at that “plug and thumbs up emoji” bit. It’s so classically Petra on every level: brutal, efficient, current.

I lived in Oaxaca for several years and the weirdest shit would just happen and I had friend from Mexico City who had moved there for her husband’s job and we’d look around at the pink fog, frog plague, iguana’s learning a human word or what the fuck ever and she’d say, “Gabriel García Márquez and his ‘vivid…

This finale was perfect. I feel like I’ve been on the porch of tears because I’m bawling like a Villanueva woman. I will miss these characters and their lives so much. I’m #TeamMichael, but I still loved everything about Jane & Raf’s wedding.
There is one final mystery that I’d like an answer to, though. Who the hell…

I cried too! And when Xo started crying. And then lost it with the last “to be continued”. I decided to give this show a shot after seeing Gina on Colbert, and thinking she was charming. I had no idea how much I would adore and become emotionally invested into it. I’m sure gonna miss this wonderful show.

Dale, Abuela, Dale!

I don’t want to spoil who gossip girl was but they did not have Kristen Bell’s accent

I think I meant “Prishna” but my mind hasn’t been all there this week, so.

I’m half-convinced it was one of the primary motives behind developing the internet in the first place.

One thing I appreciate about Jane the Virgin is the way it regularly, but quietly, critiques some of the more concerning parts of American society. The US treatment of immigrants is probably the main one, but I was really struck by its commentary on gun culture in this episode. The fact that gun drills are just a…

Also only being interested in that, throwing himself on the floor and saying words like “fart”, “pennis”, “poop”, etc. As someone who works with kids of that age, I can confirm that definitely is true in 90% of the cases.

I loved Mateo’s dedication to karate chopping everything that displeases him. He’s one of the more realistic children on television.