That reminded me of Takashi Miike’s Imprint episode for Showtime’s Masters of Horror anthology series back in the 00s. Showtime, a subscription premium cable channel, like HBO, where anything usually goes, would not air it (spoiler alert: abortions were performed *ahem* by hand). But it is included on the DVD/Blu-ray…

I think she’s a clone of Lady Trieu.

It’s not uncommon for kids who are born blonde for their hair to darken around puberty, which is about the time when they’re in middle school, which is the time that Nice and Hayes are talking about here.

Robby Benson. Shut. Up. I swear to God I just watched The Death of Richie on YouTube last weekend.

I just want to say how happy I am to see Louis Gossett, Jr. still kickin’. What a great role for him at this stage of his long and distinguished career.

Also, commercial-free episode = 16 more minutes of show

Former Massey Energy CEO and failed West Virginia Republican Senate candidate (and convicted felon depending on whom you ask) Don Blankenship, who also unsuccessfully sued John Oliver, has announced his Constitution Party run for president because Trump “simply cannot get it done.” 
Oh and BTW — The Southern Poverty…

Nothing about Shelly getting down to “Tear the Roof Off the Sucker?”

The highlight for me was Shelly dancing to "Tear the Roof Off the Sucker."

♫ Eat more shark, doo doo doo doo doo doo ♫ 

Not just reporters... everyone. Instead of booing him, people should point and laugh at him whenever he appears publicly. He probably gets off on the booing, but his ego could not withstand ridicule. It would send him over the edge.

Don Johnson doesn’t look half bad for 70.

So how many episodes until Gilfoyle and Tracy are (hate)fucking?

Ronan Farrow looks more like Frank Sinatra than Frank Sinatra, Jr.

Flashing photos of Americana including the Negro baseball league, a KKK bonfire, Mount Rushmore (complete with Nixon’s head), Black graduates, and American apple pie

I’m impressed that Whiterose can still fit into that dress after 33 years.

Which came first--the Ministry or the NIN?

Cool. But “Take Me to the River” is a Talking Heads’ cover (no pun intended) of an Al Green song.

nothing says “I have faith in the cast we’ve assembled for this show” than having 3 of the 4 top Democratic candidates played by non-cast members

Since when did Gucci start designing hospital uniforms?