BE is the very best in suit porn.  I would watch it just for the costumes alone.

She was a tad busy at the time!

At least Purnsley finally had an opportunity for power over someone else for a change.  (But oh, the thought balloon over his head when Gillian propositioned him: "NO MORE WHITE WOMEN, HELL NO.")

It is sexist.  That's why it's generally a red flag if it's used in a modern context, usually by older men making patronizing comments about female college students.  (Which you obviously aren't.) 

I also figured it was a smidge of guilt over having just sold out Rothstein.  The least he could do was beat the snot out of the jerk who had insulted him.

I suspect that Chalky is a little too smart to be overly effusive about a beautiful lady connected with Dr. Narcisse.

Bless you.

They've been wasting the possibilities for Esther Randolph shamefully, and there's a ton of ways to incorporate women that they've missed, from political movements to woman-on-the-street perspectives.  My own great-grandmother worked as a waitress in speakeasies in Detroit (though she was too young to have been a…

There probably was no significant presence of either horribly scarred WWI sharpshooters or Prohibition agents gone rogue in the levels we're traveling in here, either.  The genius of the show is, as Genevieve points out, to make these historical figures real people, which includes aspects of their characters that…

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Of all of the indignities inherent in the lies she told, the absolute worst was that Dunn didn't even touch her hair.

This is an interesting idea that I will have to consider further.

It's fine for her to have magical abilities.  It is *not* fine for her to have magical qualities.  Put another way: Mother Goethel is a magician (like Jafar); Rapunzel is a magical object (like Aladdin's lamp). One has desires, goals, and motives, while the other is valuable for what it can do for other people.…

Lots of things.  Its version of motherhood is straight from an unhappy twelve-year-old's perspective ("I hate you!  You just want a slave!  You're not my real mom!") and doesn't ever counteract it with anything positive.  Rapunzel's birth mother doesn't have a single line in the movie or even a name.  Disney was…

I like you.  You have excellent taste.

I feel roughly the same way about Ron Perlman doing voice work for a Disney movie, but it's Tangled.

I *knew* I should have done something with the mystery-novel-set-at-a-yoga-convention that I used to write in my head during my commute titled Corpse Pose.

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It is the very finest snark, and the best part is that nobody today would know or care who these people were if Dante hadn't immortalized how much they sucked.