Agreed. The surprise of Katie being alive is a bit of a twist but by and large, the mystery is background and I think happy to be so. This is more about the perils of living in the same small town all your life, how the opioid crisis has ravaged families, etc.  Plus plenty of space for unusual jokes.  (I might start…

Hmm, I think probably it does?  Because I certainly don’t get alerted and yet I know there are a few sex offenders in my neighborhood because they show up on the little website you can go to.

Bob Baffert is, like, Mafia Don of the racing world, I’ve always thought.  There’s something about him that’s creeped me out since I was a young’un, so none of this surprises me.

Same. Reality shows are a dime a dozen now, but back then, RW:SF was one of the few, and definitely the best. Pedro was the first person living with HIV that many of us younger Gen Xers came to “know” and I really do credit him with kick-starting a wider conversation about how urgently a cure was needed.

I’d say that refers mostly to Rachel and Judd. Rachel liked to talk a good game about how open-minded she was (ha ha ha ha ha) and she and Pedro bonded over similar backgrounds, IIRC, but she was hot for Punk’s unwashed junk and would tee hee anytime he was on one of his particularly shitty sprees.

I’ve grown to really look forward to whatever dumbass Qanon conspiracy shit you’ll spew in the comments section, but man, you’ve really outdone yourself this time.

Yeah, but that’s just the magic of Schitt’s Creek. It’s a Canada where it never snows . . . except for that one time it snowed.  (In reality, they could only film in the summer, so that’s why it never snowed)

It reminded me of another touch I like - how many people (including June, Rita and Moira) still have religion in their lives, despite it being used to subjugate them. I think it shows how slow the creep of Gilead was in some ways, how June and most if not all of the people her age are somewhat religious, even when…

Oh, I don’t disagree with you on that.  I just wish it wasn’t the FIRST thing that happened after they got “rescued.”  For me it would have hit harder if they had come to trust him somewhat and then he started creeping.  Because that’s much more likely; I think, to meet someone you think is a good guy, only to find…

It sure seems like a lot of people enjoy taking time out to comment how they no longer watch this show.

i mean, I think that probably depends on how much money you’re bringing in.  Let’s say someone’s a two-pack a week smoker.  That’s, what, ten bucks?  (I don’t smoke)  If a couple only has 100 dollars available after paying rent, bills, gas, etc,  - I’d be pretty pissed if 1/10th of that was being spent on smokes.

Agreed. I don’t think her issue is “my husband’s been getting off on personalized porn.” Any person with an OnlyFans subscription is essentially getting off on personalized porn in some way. And it doesn’t seem that her issue is the money (for me it would definitely, DEFINITELY, be the money). Her issue is that she’s…

yeah, of all the ones who have sort of broken free, I didn’t expect if of Jill.  (i did expect it of Jinger, and I do think she’s probably low-key loving her life in LA)  But Jill and Jessa both wear pants now! That’s, like, pretty huge in the Duggar world.  And it looks like Jill realized pretty early on that she…

Hey! And Houstonians! And everyone from the Valley, and the people from the cool part of Fort Worth.

My guess is that the second guardian either came from the safe house 13 miles away OR is just a local guardian that does patrols, etc, in that area.

I feel like he’s getting it now that he’s working with someone putting in a dogged amount of work and looking at things from every angle.  I agree, it seems like he lucked into solving the other case, but I think he probably bought into his own hype a little until he started working with Mare on this one.

interesting theory - and would make the scene where she’s the first person that Mare tells even more interesting. “Oh no! Erin?!” Although I don’t get her motive, unless Erin knew something that she was threatening to tell her uncle John Ross.

I agree; it definitely feels like he’s either purposely glossing over something or he knows he didn’t really do much and the case sort of fell in his lap and made his career.  The way he said “we brought her home - and that’s the important part” makes me think he realized he didn’t have the right perp but found enough…

I didn’t see Mare’s actions as too surprising.  She’s been quickly coming apart at the seams since the series began (and obviously quite some time before that) and I think she could easily justify what she did as a necessary action to protect Drew.  (I agree though, it’s absolutely despicable PLUS as someone with my…

Evan Peters is almost unrecognizable in this role (like, seriously, i spent the first episode wondering when Evan Peters was supposed to show up before going OHHHH - part of that is Zabel reminds me of a friend of mine) - he’s doing a good job as someone so wholly out of their league but also unaware of how he’s been…