One of the greatest things about Carrie Coon's performance throughout the series is her ability to wordlessly express Nora's true feelings that Nora herself has fought since the sudden departure to surpress.

His biggest mistake was assuming Republicans would put bullshit aside and work with him for the good of the country.

Except for this was about the house passing their bill

this show …….

Literally no one on the planet gives even the slightest bit of a shit about Princes family, up to and including Prince till his death.

Loving the ironic theme choices for opening music this year.

It's almost like he can dish it out but can't take it…..

In fairness the Netflix docu-series about the horse from beloved 90's sitcom horsin' around is pretty damn amazing.

20 year old spoilers:

Gotta live gotta live gotta live…..

Perhaps it wasn't the substance of the statements but the fact you decided to make her death all about you? (As you're still doing now). Perhaps it takes a sanctimonious asshole to immediately respond to the passing of a former co-worker with "she should have followed the shining example of Scott Baio"

I think that's what the brief Cinnabon in Omaha scenes are working towards at the start of every season. (Also thematically setting the stage - the "get a lawyer" moment this year)

It was perfect "relic from the 80's" casting and also made me sad that he's never done anything high profile since then.

You're not 2 episodes in you're 22 in.

Song to Listen to: "Smell the Roses" by Roger Waters..

It's not so much a "juicer" as it is a 400 dollar bag squeezer.

It can be two terrible pun things!

More like O BYEilly amirite

Weirdly, she made a cameo on one of the color Lucille Ball shows from the 60's

I think Sarandon has done a commendable job so far with giving a believable impression of Bette. (I can't believe Sally Draper is still married to that guy).