I want to see Angela drop her fake nice facade and finally go full crazy lady! (Btw can you imagine her what her FB feed must be like?)

Apparently— that is, if this person is who they say they are— Robin is very real:

One thing where the show should've stepped in; putting lavender oil on the baby's feet. Putting essential oils on a baby's skin is a dangerous game that Angela no way in hell is gonna play right.

The setup really isn’t that insane - it’s basically immersion therapy right? Forced to confront every bad scenario until you can handle it all, just taken to an extreme neurotic Nathan level. I think it might actually be genuinely useful even? Is that insane? 

I’m told my social skills seem fine and I seem perfectly neurotypical, albeit slightly silly and neurotic in person at times, but between autism and anxiety I am so terrified by so many social situations especially if there’s anything to make it remotely off.

I started the episode squirming over how uncomfortable it…

when they started analysing all the possible ways a conversation could go wrong, it felt like seeing inside of my own head.

“But I’m still not sure why Kor expected his friend to react super violently?”

“But I’m still not sure why Kor expected his friend to react super violently?”

Agreed. I have an enormous tendency to overthink and fret over those sort of things, but even I would’ve come to the conclusion that, if this person did become “violent” with me over not having a MA, then I wouldn’t want to be friends with that person anyway!

“She’s a likeable person, funny and charismatic.”

I kind of wish they’d just not acknowledge at all that a major character changed gender between seasons. If any show could get away with that, it’s this one (and maybe Doom Patrol).

Klaus may be one of my favorite TV characters of all time. So excited to have this show back.

I’m honestly curious what kind of experience some crew member had with Motocross people for the show to portray them all as being so cartoonishly, chaotically evil.

Hey! This looks really good. I hope they can find a way to incorporate the tangentially related short stories. The self contained “A Prayer for Mad Sweeney” was the finest offerings from the American Gods series.  One or two stand alone episodes per season would be welcome.

One the one hand I do think Maya Rudolph is amazing, but on the other, I so do NOT give a goddamn about this plot.

I’ve mentally created an expanded universe where Hacks, Barry, and The Other Two are all connected. And each one is delightful (and harrowing) in its own way.

Super pumped for this. Jean Smart is a treasure.

I’m reasonably sure CW didn’t intend for these two particular cancellations on the same day to give a vibe of “we hate queer superheroes,” but you’d think someone at the network would think through how easily that could be read into it.

SNL needs to do a Gay Period Piece sketch like they did with Lesbian Period Piece, with two men in [any hypermasculine environment] who have tons of sex and then there’s like, twelve increasingly depressing endings, where one has to leave the other, then one of them gets a terminal illness, then the other one marries…

What I enjoy about following this cast is that this is really the first generation of gay comics to come up together and start to make an impact in the comedy world, and not just on an individual level. For so long if you were gay in media, then you were just the token gay, and nobody else was “wanted or needed”. Now…

That opening is one of the bleakest, wittiest, funniest, non-Coen Bros scenes I've ever witnessed.