Very well explained! Thanks!

What the ever-loving fuck!??!

On the R train, I once watched a well-dressed older lady, with dramatic scarf draped just so, proceed to nibble daintily on a series of chicken wings that she produced DIRECTLY from the pocket of her gorgeous camelhair coat, and then deposit the bones in the other pocket. These wings were not wrapped or in a plastic…

That made me gag just reading that.

Genius comment!

Honestly, it kind of made me hate Midge, and I viewed the rest of the season through that lens, and she just strikes me as selfish, self-centered, ego-driven, rude and careless of other people’s emotions.

“Turn Back Time,” - The Cher Show 

Nice!

That actually looks fun! Great cast! Betty Gilpin! Jennifer Muthereffin’ Saunders!!!

That thought had not occurred to me, but now it has.

I do love a true historically founded deep cut. Nice!

I feel like a simpleton, but can someone explain the ... in-joke, pun, commentary behind Novia? in her prime, she was a tall, statuesque bride-themed superhero? I don’t get the name?

I won’t claim that the first one was great art, but holy shit was that funny. I know Tiffany Haddish stole all the thunder, thunder that is so rightfully hers, but Jada Pinkett wrung a lot of comedy from her farbissina/sourpuss dorky mom role.

Thank you for that!

This was very informative and interesting. Thanks!!

I also have a soft spot in my heart (or is it my head), for Mrs. Honeychurch. She seemed rather chill for a starchy, Edwardian upperclass matriarch.

Oy yes, yes, yes, yes, oh god yesss!

farmgirl with head trauma hallucinates

If they had any balls, they’d cast Rebel Wilson, who was BORN to play this character.

I challenge anyone to not feel excited and vindicated and wonderful when watching Toni Collette and Rachel Griffiths kick Karaoke Night’s ass, while watching those evil bitches get into a nasty fist fight.