Probably true. Just in this episode, how many times did Maeve come back in for repairs?

But do we not assume that his story loop was still running in Pariah as he was being dragged around by TMIB?

Thing is, why have multiples of just Lawrence?

Lazy plot device, say I.

SEX MONTAGE: GETTING OLD.

I mean, Debbie Allen is awesome, but Catherine Avery is becoming almost as heavy-handed obvious as Shonda herself.

Perhaps she was connected to the Stray at some point. Just guessing.

I'm curious as to how the hosts are handled between guests. Not just in terms of looped storylines, but when a host is "killed," how do they keep guests from revisiting that storyline and encountering that host again? I mean, each host seems to have a unique experience with The Man in Black, and we might gather that…

Never call bell hooks.

It is no coincidence that one of the season’s strongest episodes had no case of the week.

I guess Jackson knew he needed to get Giacomo Gianniotti’s chiseled face back in action ASAP.

The way they interplay with the serialized narrative is purely plot-driven and often very surface-level.

And gross, Asshole and William are, in fact, in-laws. Oh, joy.

Disneyland must be sufficient for everyone else, I suppose.

As though the show didn't have man-candy enough, they keep taking Nate's clothes off.

Logan, Shmogan, Just call him asshole.

Frank shaving at the beginning of the episode made me cry. I seriously dig facial hair.

Doris: “How’s Boise?” “Well, it’s Denver, not Boise.” I’ll allow it.

Thank God Nevins was outvoted. We didn't need another Dexter on our hands.

I have learned to err on the side of modernity with Showtime.