Agreed. And after a certain point, the Gilead officials refusing to just kill her makes no sense. Maybe they’d be justified in thinking they could contain her the first time she rebelled, weighing the potential that she would have more babies over the havoc she’s wrought against Gilead. But at this point she’s escaped…

i feel like the ending could’ve been a lot different. they had the numbers advantage. i was screaming at june to just kick nick in the shin’s and also screaming to end lydia.

So I’ll be mocking you haters for showing up in the episode 2 and 3 discussions.

the mystique of Time Hortons is that they always somehow know your order in advance, and its hot and ready when you arrive, and also mostly wrong.

I haven’t watched season 4 episodes yet, but after season 3, it had become so much of a joke that I was able to fully laugh about it without feeling bad.

Tim Hortonia

Season Three is even dumber and darker in a truly needless way. The crew said that they’d love to go for even 10 seasons, so it’s clear they’re gonna be padding this out until they get info their next season is their last, which might be accelerated by the pandemic.

The misery porn was exhausting, and almost made me give up on the show, but the end of last season sort of redeemed it and made me interested in what happens next.

How many synonyms for Canada can we list throughout the season?

I think he’s referring to the tub of plain yogurt in his fridge.

I can’t read a Santorum Tweet without a #frothy hashtag comment.

I will be forever grateful to Dan Savage and his fans for creating that definition.

Yes! Even if there is one area that is clean, it is a victory!

We have a laundromat across the street from us, but it’s filled with non-ironic signs saying things like NO WEAPONS ALLOWED and DO NOT UNDRESS WHILE WASHING CLOTHES so going in there is a bit adventurous.

I have three cats and a puppy, and The worst mess is because of my boyfriend's smoking. Yuck.

Get a Dustbuster! I use my at least once a day and usually more around the litter boxes and it’s made a HUGE difference.

I’m sorry for your loss.  

Any time you try to say something meaningful and sincere in a TV or movie script, you are sticking your neck out. It makes you vulnerable. Cutting things with sarcasm isn’t a demonstration of wit, it’s a pathetic plea to the cool kids not to make fun of you.

It was a sincere moment, and those have been too rare in mainstream entertainment of the last twenty years. The “very special episode” of 90s TV (Full House, Saved By The Bell) became such a fixture of mockery that anything approaching sincerity is now immediately salted with a side-eyed wink that “haha we know this…

This whole article feels kinda victim-blamey to me.