Charlotte got approached by someone during the season 1 finale at a supermarket. He was a Fed and I think he's the guy who ended up getting taxidermied at Eleanor's behest, along with Yankee the drug dog.

Mmmmm…Ginger mancake. Mama wants a slice of that.

Different parts of Scotland have different accents. Does a Chicagoan or a Yinzer accent come naturally to an Angeleno or a San Franciscan? Not really. Same principle.

Mary Steenburgen.

On Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Spike got blown by Harmony, Buffy, and/or the Buffy-bot.

Spouting a bunch of Faux News talking points is not proving me wrong.

Nope. We like our name just fine, thanks. Unlike you, we do have the interests of all women in mind, and we're not going to let Conservabitches like you write/hijack our narrative.

Look, I can tell you lack reading comprehension skills, so I'm going to break this down as best I can. Conservative women's choices are the kind of choices that tend to fuck over other women. Women are not required to support the kind of women who do not have our best interests in mind, i.e. those women against equal…

There's a damn good reason for that. Republicunts, though I prefer the term "Conservabitches," are patriarchy-loving, self-hating, misogynistic, old-white-man-ass-kissing Uncle Toms.

I swear, when I saw the diner scene in the first episode of this season, especially the part where Mark is sitting across from Sarah in the booth, I thought, "Hey, that actor looks a lot like Tat." And now I think that might have factored a bit into Manson/Fawcett's choosing of Ari Millen for Project Castor. That way,…

That's funny because I'm a card-carrying feminist and you're absolutely right. If the theme of the show is, in fact, "patriarchy sucks," Project Castor would be a great way to explore how much the patriarchy does, in fact, suck for men as much as it does for women. Like rigid, often suffocating, definitions of…