This was definitely the best the show has been in a good long while, to the point I'd forgotten it use to be this way. Those dead squirrels were the dead cherry on this ever questionable sundae.

Here's that. It doesn't look like they're doing the Good Fight, at least yet.

I stopped being able to stomach legal/cop shows for a long time until I found time to catch up with TGW maybe 4 seasons in. You can always tell who hasn't dealt with the legal system: they expect cops to do things and lawyers to give a shit.

There was a law blog covering feasibility of The Good Wife legal bits, backing up that they find bits to hang the stories on but they don't feel a need to cling to it over story at all. Still, I liked the variety of courts and cases they used that made it different from any other law type show. and Elsbeth's the only…

I'm not up on any of this but I think for a time they really couldn't store eggs reliably but they could zygotes, so— not that I think they're probably being stringent on the science fact but there could be assorted reasons I can come up with without knowing anything current.

Eh, I have a problem thinking any of this is the easy slam dunk people are reducing it to when even much more conventional fertility treatments can take a lot of time and expense with a high rate of failure.

I thought it was quite fitting. From their point of view, they had no idea of wrongdoing and went through the extreme stress and expense of it all to only end up with his genetic material being hijacked. If anything, the sudden overture at the end seems like she might try paternity. "Fuck you" is almost poetically…

There's always been people who don't think the truth matters because it suits them but the level it's at is frankly terrifying. The creeping triumph of short sighted stupidity has grown tired of creeping in favor of shouty displays of obnoxiousness because now it's presidential to flaunt opinions based on how little…

No.
Trying to create cleavage and trying to cause merging are completely at odds in concept. If this needs clarifying, I am very worried for any traffic and boobs and generally most things in your vicinity.

That just sounds like trying to create cleavage.

Vague false recognition and rejoicing are not an overlap in this particular Venn diagram.

Since I wasn't familiar with her and she barely said or did anything, I kept thinking vaguely "Is that Leighton Meester?"
I've been finding the Jane stuff the most cartoony and unbearable of the lot even while wondering why Petra would keep the burn book. They keep prodding over clichés with her and only the narrator…

But why try to accept any of it when the whole thing is so poorly conceived and executed? I'd be really surprised if they tried to do anything other than pretend it didn't happen going forward as far as swaying a client because that was idiotic. I think the only point is introducing a new player in the other firm if…

No, that doesn't make any sense either, like any of it makes sense, but none of it makes any sense unless he's being selected to be Trump's "black friend." Shouting to an open room is the best option for finding out private personal information in what situation? Because everyone would be watching after that to see if…

It makes no sense at all with what little we know about him and borderline racism is something people who don't dealt with racism think theoretically exists. The issue is that we know so little about this character it just feels cheap to throw this at him and it makes less sense that he'd admit it especially in the…

It's not about him being black, it's about him being a top lawyer who has been on the front lines of standing up for all types of minorities in his past career with Lockhart Gardner who knows better than most how badly having an ignorant entitled self interested boob in office would be in legal matters if nothing…

I've been craving this show since the end of the last episode, but I found myself impatient with everything that was about the case and upset that they used Julius' character so poorly while barely ever giving him one even though he was on the old show. He's still the token black guy and it makes no sense. Everything…

I always forget how great this show is. Making Desi a junkie is a genius stroke. His whole character makes sense to me now, it's just the cherry on this shit sundae.

It's not that simple: her best friend was managing her money. Someone of the same esteem she had in her field who she was that entwined with was supposedly taking care of her.

I had a college roommate who thought it was cool to eat dog biscuits for some reason. Encouraged to try one, it was just a dry general exercise in chewing. As cat food is usually fattier than dog food, I expect a layer of crude fat added to that and it goes from vaguely unpleasant to blecch.