I see what you did with this one… @shelbyfero:disqus :

Every week I hope I can get closer to some understanding of Kayla's relationship to this show and every week I feel like I move further and further away from any hope that I can. This was an A+ for me. The emotionality of the characters and the storytelling this season is >>> than the plot and I'm completely fine with…

Literally all those things are staples of the "abused wife" narrative, not at all specifically Trans. Which is why again, in this story about domestic violence, her "transness" was incidental. Besides the cops discovering her birth sex almost every line of dialogue could have been given to cis actress. This is a…

Homegirl even repeated the idea that her father does everything for his "golden child", Olivia. Haahaha

This season is really starting to live up to the promise of casting Viola on a network drama. Everything they are doing this season is hitting the right marks for me. But most importantly this episode pointed to the reason why everyone at the Shonda camp is BAE. When was the last time you saw a narrative with a TRANS…

I'm kind of into the idea that the "special" on Olivia we watched a few episodes was like in her head or something? Since seemingly, no one knows that her father is Eli Pope, even though that was CLEARLY on the Olivia Pope Special…

This episode was so much "YASSSSSSSSSSSS" you have no idea. They are really going there with this Mistress Olivia plotline and I'm living for it. I mean, it's so good that they went to Paris and found Jake a new side piece and I don't even care. Give me all of the Olivia backstory flashbacks, give me direct repetition…

Michaela killed this episode…

I was so excited to come here and see an A+, a sort of co-sign to my outsized enthusiasm for this episode which I found deeply compelling and captivating. I legitimately texted a friend and said, "wait a second…I think HTGAWM is about to have as strong a second season as Scandal"…your distate for the ball juggling in…

The swedes were my favorite detail. Being close to the music industry, I can tell you the sequence with the terrible songwriter and the excitement surrounding the two swedish powerhouse writers had a perverse honesty to it.

Whenever I see Marcy from "Magnolia" in another film or movie I get filled with an intense, unerring joy.

It was one of my favorites. I was a fan club of one but as my middle school bestie just told me on fbook: "I was always the best at finding the Harry Potter place holders with wings…"

CABARETTTTTTT!!!!! I don't think there is any nudity but lots of gayness for my limp wristed soul.

Is it just me or was anybody else hoping for cameos from some of the rando Glee members…? Like the countless cheerleaders that have added numbers to the club, the fat wrestler chick who was the best, irish rory, christian joe, Jonathan Groff(who was prob too expensive), the black guy from season 1, and most of all…

Trust me…I was hooking up with someone high up at E4 for one of them. The one he's working on is hilarious and daring and definitely happening the last I heard .

You just won today's game of PREDICT THE NEXT PLOT POINT!

Just for clarification where is he out? I've looked online about it a lot and haven't seen it. Moreover, in the lead up to the controversy about no african american female cast members there was also talk about there being a lack of a gay male perspective on the show which I think is valid. I'm not saying that…

That's how I feel about Kyle Mooney…is that weird?

Queerly specific…that's the genre of fantasy I specialize in. My first "fanfic" experience was a sixth grade epic I wrote about Luna Lovegood and her lesbian releationship with Hermione Granger after they get stuck in the Dark Forest together.

I think it would definitely affect the types of sketches that he would be in and that would be written for him. They would become richer and more interesting. IN the same way Kate McKinnon gets to relish in queer comedy, like last night's perfect Bieber impersonation. That's a direct shoutout to all of us who see…