Not every single thing.

I thought this was a still form Iron Fist.

Oh potatoes and molasses…

That's what servants to the ruling class are *for*, right?

THAT would have been a bold writing move. Just a total anti-climax. It would have been hilarious vet strangely fitting for the show's attitude.

Warts are only "usually" a turnoff? I want to hear your explanation, but I also don't want to hear your explanation, here.

It didn't need to be explained. I have given up on assuming sincerity on the part of people who post that sort of strawman nonsense.

"One exists in a completely scripted world cooked up by people in
a writers’ room. The other is a girl from New Orleans who lives among
us in reality."

She's a fairy, isn't she?

That's because Fastlane was the better show.

"the show has Kelly Bishop and the other client wanting to leave Alicia
because a small firm like hers can't handle her business, even though
they should've known this when they jumped ship over to Alicia's firm."

If he was a voter, his appearance alone would have negated the problem of the missing 30th voter. Since it doesn't, we know he's not.

Once you enter the fantasy land of Convenient History and let go of this petty need for reality, everything becomes possible.

"Uh. What?"

Oh, he's a great character. I'm saying that the other _characters_ don't like him.

It's made in trash bags, though.

Nobody actually likes Vernon and Becca, so Jimmy going crazy is a welcome relief.

The show's established Tommy as fucked up from the first episode. I wouldn't assume that we're supposed to accept his view of the situation as healthy. He's obviously desperate for a connection, and will interpret even horrific abuse as positive attention.

That's obviously the point. He's "hiding" bigotry behind juvenile trolling.

Ah. Okay. Thanks for clearing that up.