Was Selina really clear eyed and competent in season one?

What a dummy. The interviewer was pretty funny. 

Didn’t Gina Rodriguez get criticized because people thought she was talking about the pay gap with Latinx people in the entertainment industry but she meant the pay gap in general?

I was waiting for Petra to make a comment about how she had a sister but didn’t like her. 

One think I liked about this ending was that all of the characters ended in places that were realistic for them, as opposed to shows like Parks and Recreation and Kimmy Schmidt, where everyone was a phenomenal success. Rebecca is writing songs now because that makes her happy, she’s not going to suddenly become a…

The fact that one of the people running for president now, Amy Klobuchar, was apparently one of the inspirations for Selena is insane!

The monologue was wonderful. Even more impressive that Gina Rodriguez directed it.

Between this and JtV ending, and Schitt’s Creek announcing its last season, I am in a very emotional place right now! While I respect showrunners who see out their creative visions and don’t try to drag anything out, these characters have been such an integral part of my life for the last few years that I’m going to…

I love that this show’s tone is so divergent from The Good Wife. So urgent yet also very goofy, a good reflection of today’s political climate.

He also raped and overpowered multiple women far smaller than him, so of course what Barr is saying is absolutely false.

What happened to her is so disappointing. I used to love her and think she was brilliant.

As someone whose main complaint about this season has been that there are not enough songs (especially for Rebecca), this episode made me very happy.

People on death row are disproportionately black, and a lot of innocent people are wrongly put there. So no, the death penalty not being a priority isn’t okay.

She defended the death penalty even though a judge declared it unconstitutional. She didn’t have to do that, and in fact defended same sex marriage once it was declared unconstitutional. The difference is that she wanted to.

Trying to jail people for truancy is Republican bullshit. Look up the video of her laughing about threatening a homeless mother with jail time.

This is an awful comment, your casual dismissal of the danger that sex workers are being put in shows that you’re no progressive.

That you’re dismissing people who call her a cop as all being white is very telling.

It premiered in 2014. Otherwise, this was great article.

Couldn’t help but notice Julianna Marguiles name in the cast? Who does she play? I adore her. 

Grace’s monologue about all the political issues facing us would probably be funnier if not for the fact that that is most definitely Debra Messing’s real views, judging by her twitter.