Exchanges doobie with Roger Smith in exchange for angry handy-j.

Exchanges doobie with Roger Smith in exchange for angry handy-j.

Maybe that intercut is supposed to represent how Brenda still (maybe?) thinks of Nate and what he's doing during the day…

Maybe that intercut is supposed to represent how Brenda still (maybe?) thinks of Nate and what he's doing during the day…

Thank you. My girlfriend and I also just finished season 5 of the show, so Ecotone and All Alone were both really, really fucking hard to watch.

Thank you. My girlfriend and I also just finished season 5 of the show, so Ecotone and All Alone were both really, really fucking hard to watch.

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EDIT: Replace "latent" with "present, and yet constantly growing and developing" narcissism.

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EDIT: Replace "latent" with "present, and yet constantly growing and developing" narcissism.

And yet, while working under the moniker Henry Pollard, he became famous as a guy in a beer commercial asking if people were having fun yet.

And yet, while working under the moniker Henry Pollard, he became famous as a guy in a beer commercial asking if people were having fun yet.

Nate's fantasy of being up onstage at his own funeral, singing "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" like a rock star with women screaming for him, is a great example of his latent narcissism.

Nate's fantasy of being up onstage at his own funeral, singing "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" like a rock star with women screaming for him, is a great example of his latent narcissism.

Right! That scene was so cynical and yet so honest…having just finished S5 last week, S2 is sort of a distant memory.

Right! That scene was so cynical and yet so honest…having just finished S5 last week, S2 is sort of a distant memory.

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Yes, S4 is much worse with Claire's "confusion" and how annoyingly fake Edie and company were.

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Yes, S4 is much worse with Claire's "confusion" and how annoyingly fake Edie and company were.

"“You might be in it, if you ever do anything interesting,”
she replies. Keep in mind this is the guy to whom she’ll propose
marriage at the end of the episode."

"“You might be in it, if you ever do anything interesting,”
she replies. Keep in mind this is the guy to whom she’ll propose
marriage at the end of the episode."

I think Gary asking about the sexual tension was a response to Claire telling him to sleep with Parker. Maybe?

I think Gary asking about the sexual tension was a response to Claire telling him to sleep with Parker. Maybe?