While I want to kick some dirt on Allison and Max, I'm conditioned to not believe a fucking thing I see in Noah's POV scenes. I guess I'll ask anyway… how did Allison and Max expect Noah to react to their revelations? Did Max honestly think Noah was going to be okay with him "dating" Helen or was he so tired of…

I was also surprisingly emotional about Charlie leaving (no more D'Angelo singing in the mirror). I've been a fan of Deon Cole since he started getting his own skits on Conan. He really was Dre's best friend, so that's a massive void left behind.

When even Max thinks you're (publicist) acting like a jerk, it's probably time to take a long look at your behavior.

I really liked the ep. My favorite part was Jane and Lina dancing in the club to Nelly. (BTW, the fact that Jane was that young when the song came out made me feel REALLY old.) I also loved Xo singing the song too… you know she was totally complicit in the planning of that routine.

Nora is my absolute favorite character on television right now. I cheered a bit when she was calling for Matt at ShantyTown. I cheered loudly when she talked about the "anonymous tip". However, I fear she may have bitten off more than she can chew by agreeing to take care of Mary. How is she going to take care of…

You hurted me!

Trevor has serious issues. Whitney has serious issues. And Martin has serious issues, including a physical one. It's becoming clear that Noah had an affair to get away from those 3 motherfuckers.

I don't know if it was "A" worthy, but the episode was definitely one of the 2-3 best of the show's run. The Louis-daughter daydream was absolutely hilarious as was Honey's line about Nicole's father being the first white guy she's dated. I laughed way too hard at Emery and Evan dismissing Eddie's college prospects.

Being from NY, the line about Dominicans and Puerto Ricans saying the N-word was hilarious. "…Pretty much anyone from the Terror Squad" made me laugh out loud.

Great ep… felt like a series finale. I swear if Kerwin was in the ep I would've cried. Teddy and Amantha scene was wonderful, especially when they both said "NO!" to Jared. My heart still breaks for Janet and Ted.

Will smiling just makes me hate Jack more.

I thought Daniel kicking over the bucket wasn't specifically about Tawney, but was more about frustration with the general state of his life… he's no longer on Death Row, but he's the furthest thing from free. Some of it is the State, some of it his is own doing, and some of it, like his relationship with Tawney, is…

Did the Sheriff catch Trey changing his story or am I not remembering it correctly? I could've sworn Trey said it was his idea to go to Florida early in the conversation, then later said it was Daniel's. That was followed immediately by the Sheriff asking Trey what Daniel was wearing… a memory check as he called it.

What an amazing show. Where else can you vacillate between liking and (mostly) hating a character so many times in the span of 5 minutes?

Worst Snubs:

So interesting to watch a show that's actually great at a time when many shows are trying to be great and noticing the differences. Brooding silence close-ups is NOT good TV.

Dragons get the -itis too. I thought Dorgon's "Bitch, stop trying to ride me… I'm sleepy" face was unmistakable.

I never understood the Stannis fanclub anyway. He killed his brother. He set his brother in law on fire. He was about to kill Gendry (Robert's only living heir) if Davos hadn't intervened. One conversation with Shireen and a quarter of a head nod to Jon didn't make him a good person or even remotely redeemed. …

Who would lead those men though?

I don't think Amy Schumer is overrated, overexposed, or anything like that, but if she's a better actress than Gina Rodriguez, I'll eat my shoe.