“ It was the Extreme Tragedy of it all with Logan being murdered* on their wedding day, five minutes after seeing them get married, like something out of a shitty soap opera.”

That was my impression, too, but there are other ways to insert semen. Why they didn’t attempt that is beyond me.

Those were just birth control pills, not morning-after pills (unfortunately).

1. If we’re meant to think Candy really was HIV+, this is kind of ridiculous because it means she’s a real ghost, not just Pray Tell’s hallucination/subconscious (since obviously if that were the case there would be no factual revelations about Candy).

And she still could’ve seized the salon while Blanca was at the cabaret. She knew when it was! She didn’t need to actually go to it! All just contrived Patti fan service. And listen, I get it, I love her. But it undermined the credibility of the show.

Oh, that show was Rob Thomas too? I did watch that one. That tracks!

Thanks! I think the only other Rob Thomas series I’ve seen is iZombie so I do know of some of his actor overlap but not well-versed beyond that!

What is Spoondoolie? Production company or something?

These are all good questions but we spend 95% of our time in Gilead and 5% in Canada, so they’ve barely given themselves a chance to build that world and its internal rules.

Got it, thanks! (And sorry, I hope it didn’t come across as bitchy, I was just confused. I am bad at math.)

Ohhhh yeah! Thank you.

It must’ve been. When I first saw the release date announcement I thought they were insane.

Someone’s going to have to run the numbers and explain to me slowly how a 17-year-old and a 20-year-old can have “only” a 22-month age difference between them?

Not bad, actually! I mean I think he’s really dead, but if the hairpiece had reinforcement it might be why the first head shot to the back of his head didn’t do any damage, but the one to his no-hair forehead did.

Speaking of Liv’s dad, why did we never get an explanation for that insane hairpiece??

It’s weird how many people Blaine has murdered — adults and children alike — and yet this seemed the cruelest thing he’d ever done. I love the character and am glad they kept him all these years, and I truly hope he gets serious comeuppance in the end. Well done.

That stood out to me, too. So did “oh, you got jokes!” which I could be wrong about — I just feel like that emerged way more recently than 30 years ago.

Yes, I wondered about the house as well. I guess Elektra didn’t stick to her guns because he immediately got a TV offer? (The woman playing the talent scout is a friend of mine -- hilarious seeing her in that horrible outfit!)

I’m pretty sure he was (he was indeed Chris and was in episode 2), and that this confirmed the infidelity. (Also Ricky saying he “gave up Damon for” this guy, which essentially he did since we all know Damon was the one who did the breaking up after that.)

I miss Canada, too. Each week I’m more and more baffled by why they think what the show needs is progressively and dramatically less of the best thing about this season.