[coughs awkwardly]

Yeah, sure, always blame the vampires. Humans.

I don't think people like 'opinion piece' anymore because it invites argument (which maybe it should, but that's another conversation). I think by using 'think piece', some people assume it somehow sounds loftier.

For all my reservations about the show in general I would buy the hell out of the show's musical score.

Suddenly every satire show involving politics is too realistic and it's starting to get me down a little.

I think some people think that one of the angels may have actually been a demon at some point (there are some dialogue lines that back up that theory). It may not totally be a solid theory but I like the idea behind it.

That's pretty much it exactly I think, haha.

"I also thought the shift from the loss of El to the exuberance after Will comes back was too jarring, but I think they were shading things a bit more (too?) carefully."

I don't totally disagree, but my own internal logic for what she did is basically that she didn't "directly" kill him. She wasn't the one who stabbed him, shot him, or otherwise looked him in the eyes as he died. She was totally, 100% responsible for his death, sure, but I think because she had a little distance from…

Some of the episodes dragged ridiculously for a show that is constantly murdering everyone and should be able to throw in a couple of jump scares a season, but overall Hotel was definitely not the worst AHS edition.

Right? That was my reaction too. I think she was one of my favorite characters this whole season, and I especially enjoyed her banter with Cassidy, so I'm kind of bummed about that.

Ooooooh, I'm going to have to do that, I love commentaries and that sounds great.

3 A+ show choices

I'm house sitting, so I spent a lot of time playing with a hyperactive dog and studying GRE math in relative peace, which was nice. I met up with some friends on Saturday morning for coffee, always fun, and then went and bought some discount movies and books from a store closing nearby. Sad they're closing, excited…

Whisky, Tango, Foxtrot, Gods of Egypt, and Final Destination.

That is true, though I don't know if I would say that entirely rules it out as a possibility. They also seemed pretty disgusted with everything they had to explain to Jesse or interacting with him in general.

They tried to warn us…

And honestly who can fault him for that at all. He's not wrong.

The one hope I'm holding on to about Fiore and DeBlanc is that I really trust Seth Rogen and team (my computer is so slow or I would look up their names, since I know they all work pretty hard on the show) and how they handle character relationships— that's always one of my favorite things about the work they do, even…

Yeah that bothered me a lot as well.