Gwen, I thought to be an au courant critic of pop culture there were certain base-line requirements?

I really like Slam Iscariot for some reason….

Simple answer: No.
More complicated answer: No, and that's probably why Khandi eventually quit.

Related but unrelated, my parents totally do that to me too. I went to the trouble of putting the actual IMDB app on their iPhones and they still just call me anyway…at which point if I don't know it automatically from the very vague clues they're able to give me (but I generally do since I was their IMDB well before…

That seem to be completely what happened. Hawley knew and previously had a casual relationship with Jenny but now having met Abbie he has had a change of mind (heart?) I just hope the writers don't do the completely clichéd and gross thing of having Hawley be a bone of contention between Abbie and Jenny, but I would…

Amen sister!

That was the one thing that was sorely missing this week, the name of Amy's sex tape.

You're not the only one.

Yeah, well, I guess you might know a bit more about it…

Okay, I watched Showtime's Married & Dating so I like to think that makes me somewhat of an expert on the topic of Polyamory (that was an attempt at arch sarcasm btw) but…

OUCH!

Okay, I'm wondering about this. Kalinda was pretty believable when she told Cary she didn't feel the same way about him that he felt about her. And it was very consistent with the way that she's always handled her business/romantic liaisons since season one but I was wondering…

I think there's more to Castro's dropping out than we were able to see in the last 5 minutes of the episode. I have enough faith in the Kings to trust they'll wrap that up adequately for us.

This is silly reasoning but I don't think she's going to die just because they already killed Will. For a show grounded primarily in non-soapy plot developments, two characters murdered within two seasons would seem a bit much. I think.

Get in line.

Yeah, I think that's a bit much. I call/text to say I'm running late or I'm on my way.

I didn't remember that the Delauriers were unlicensed? I thought Schulman and Assoc. just liked to think of them as witch-doctors because they practiced Holistic Health. (Which, btw, is a real thing, I used to know practitioners and they were fully state-licensed professionals).

I think he probably won her over with that incredibly long apology love-story. Reading a well-crafted story in front of a group of strangers is hard enough. Imagine willingly reading that poorly-crafted schlock.

I have to admit I'm the perennially late person in my life.

I'm, for the most part, with you. Although, I tend to think "stoop" more in conjunction with the front steps of apartment buildings, brownstones and row houses. Danny's house looks fully-detached (instead of semi-detached) and thus could conceivably qualify as having a porch, I think.