I've rewatched it several times… and it is amazing how deep it is. I would not have expected Crazy Ex-Girlfriend to have a myth arch, with myth words… and yet it was so natural. And there was the incredibly conscious and deliberate way they tied everything that had happened or been revealed on the show as inevitably…

Yeah, wasn't there a line somewhere about how it wasn't that Quentin was the chosen one… he just kept fucking volunteering.

Margo also thinks Wilson Phillips "Hold On" is her jam.

Quentin is the protagonist of the books, but not the hero of them. I'm not certain the books even have a hero. And the second book is basically disabusing Quentin of all his notions of what being a hero is. Quentin thinks it is storming the castle in all his badass glory… but at the end of the book he learns the hero…

Alice is gone the way that Jean Grey is dead.

That's what makes it tragedy. And the entire chain of events could have been stopped had Marina not left the warehouse, then went to her home and put up extreme wards without checking to see if she was alone first.

This episode should have been entitled "everyone fucks up… over and over and over. Everything post the kings and queens of Fillory trying to kill each other was easily avoidable… but the characters fucked up every off ramp they had to stop it.

I think that's inevitable at this point. Reynard confirmed this episode that Our Lady Underground exists, she's just kind of being a dick… just like in the books.

I hate the visualization of Ember they went with. I guess a believable CGI sheep wasn't in the cards… but this is just pathetic.

Well it resolves the problem of people being tired of Rebecca's infatuation with Josh. And I doubt that they would introduce the elements of Rebecca's past in the finale if they didn't intend to continue to explore them. And I have a feeling that most of the season is going to be dark as in "Rebecca and Valencia stalk…

Both Rachel Bloom and Aline Brosh McKenna have said that the next season is going to be very dark. Which, both the first and second seasons were, but Rebecca just covered it up with her bubbly delusions. With those delusions stripped away, that's going to be laid bare. They've don't a good job incorporating different…

Iris West is saved, but then while she is taking a test to attend graduate school has a heart attack and dies.

The last five minutes of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend season two are transcendent in their glory. And then the last thirty seconds tops even that.

But are you officially mildly intrigued about these otters?

All we're talkin' about is that D!

I for one commend the president for admitting that he wants what all people want… that easy D. Sure, sometimes the hard D is rewarding for all the effort you have to put into it. But sometimes (most of the time) that hard D is just frustrating. And sometimes hard D isn't even hard D, and we should really be calling it…

I'm not sure how good it even is in the short term. Was their any short-term growth in Kansas or Louisiana? It feels more like both states imploded.

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I'm kind of worried that he might accidentally improve the economy through complete incompetence.

You think you a big tough dictator? I WILL RIP OUT YOUR SPINE AND DRINK FROM YOUR SKULL! You can not even walk down stairs, you little white bitch. Don't you ever call Zimbabwe again!