I’m sure the test driver Tesla hired to wring out their up and coming halo supercar had access to a bit more data than his buttdynometer.

Stephen Colbert is a national treasure and Bill Clinton is a moron, among other things. Regardless of what he personally thinks about it, he had to at least know that it would come up given the national conversation.

This was an absolutely brilliant way of talking about this, Stephen Colbert is definitely something special.
I remember being a non-American child and knowing about this scandal, I could even mimic his voice saying “I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky”, and the fact that Mr. Clinton doesn’t…

The fact Arkady picked them up is a hopeful sign for Oleg as the right person now knows the right things

It’s not the kind of show that would go out like Breaking Bad would. The show even seems to pointedly steer away from anything that would be action-packed. The episode was completely in line with everything that came before it in that it’s two most climatic scenes involved people making emotional decisions

I don’t think Stan necessarily bought everything, but what else was he going to do? He told them to lie down and they refused, Philip told him they were getting in the car and driving away no matter what, his only options were to shoot them or let them go. I think given those options he made the choice that was most…

I think that Stan thinks more with his heart than his head sometimes. An example being when he kills Vlad in a cold fury. Philip and him have been best friends ever since he moved in. Henry is his surrogate son. I think what Philip said about having to work for some greater ideal with blind faith really spoke to Stan,…

I wouldn’t think she’d have the skills to take on a new persona since she was still pretty new into her training so I don’t think she could make it on her own. She went back to Claudia’s apartment, but no one was there, which I figured meant Claudia was gone which makes sense because she seemed real miffed after…

This is why I never watch previews and even fast-forwarded through commercials for other FX shows during the week. Can’t be too careful...

This series wasn’t, so far as we know, dealing with those particular tensions. This was an actual attempted coup with a defined end-point of acting before the summit with the USA, and Claudia’s response to being told that their cover was blown was essentially that they were all screwed. The implication is that these…

To me it sounded like she was saying “You might have m—” and then stopped herself. I wondered if she was pondering whether Philip might’ve married Irina but then realized she didn’t want to go down that road.

And full credit to Keri Russell on how she played that train scene. Just the right amount of surprise and grief.

Oh good point about Oleg! His whole purpose and reason for taking the risk to return to the U.S. was to stop the coup. That scene with his father getting the news of his arrest was heartbreaking.

I had a good laugh through the tears at that beat.

That didn’t go at all how I thought it would, and I loved it. That was so quietly devastating.

O get a OnePlus for hundreds less and also have a 2nd Sim slot.

I’d argue that THIS ☝️is the ignorant statement.

I very much place iTunes, photo booth, and safari in the bloatware category. Mainly because I can’t delete them.

I don’t understand why Verizon gets as much love as they do. Cell phone carriers are effectively commodities. They’re all fast, they all have coverage everywhere, they all just work. So pick the least expensive one (Verizon is not the least expensive) and then never think about it again.

This is one of many reasons why I left VZW for T-Mobile almost 6 years ago.