She posted a picture on Facebook that day of her in her period garb and I saw that, got excited, forgot, watched the episode, and then got excited all over again when she popped up. I hope she becomes a regular somehow, maybe Lillian and Beatrice end up living with her?

Peanutbutter is all one word.

Diggity-Daz outta the cut with a cash in on a cultural zeitgeist that he wrote involving his homie D-R-E.

And why is there no White Entertainment Channel, huh?!

We definitely shouldn't take any Short Cuts in righting this wrong.

I agree it'll win awards, but probably because it's Simon

Is that even a song?

At best she said "I find it hard to reconcile the state's case of a hardened sociopath with this nice, normal guy I've been talking to." Which seems completely reasonable to me.

I definitely preferred Tig's special. Natasha's wasn't terrible or anything, but I felt like she was going for super low-hanging fruit with most of her jokes. And the rap at the beginning was just terrible.

I've been warning people for years to start preparing for Peak Meta.

Wanna play baseball?

Huh, I never realized Paul Thomas Anderson was just skinnier Dan Harmon.

Scoogie!

Thanks for reminding me I was in the middle of relistening to the ADPPP.

The In Case You Missed It spot is never exactly in depth, but it's usually more than "This happened, this person wrote about it."

Really giving the hard sell on Show Me A Hero there, eh?

Are you saying there's some kind of Dickensian aspect here?

Speaking of 80s looks, every time Oscar Isaacs and Alfred Molina were on screen together I couldn't help but think how similar Isaacs looks to Molina's character in Boogie Nights.

Pimpin' ass Orlando!

I had no problem with that scene, but I honestly can't tell you if it's solid in filmic terms or if I'm just hypnotized by Katherine Waterston. I wonder if she sprung forward fully formed one day when Sam Waterston's brow was particularly furrowed?