Because I didn't recognize the Mom, but yeah, nicely done.

Katheryn Erbe and Rafael Sbarge

Aside from the one John Heard always projects.

I'm thinking there's a Greg-and-Amethyst thing that could be / is happening.

As Archimedies might've said, give me a metal industrial part long enough, and I will beat the pretty right off of Khan's face.

In her interviews and press profiles, Dumont preserved the myth of her on-screen character: the wealthy, regal woman who never quite understood the joke.

a good straight man was hard to find.

She's been trying to kill herself from her first appearance. She CERTAINLY would have stayed with Kilgrave in order to avoid following his commands, but Jessica dragged her out of there.

Man, those dresses.

Pam was not, I don't think, an innocent, but she also had no idea what she was actually getting herself in to or who she'd fallen in love with.

Well, Han used it as a one time cutting tool, in an emergency. I've just always thought that one would need the Force to be able to keep from cutting one's own fool head off in a fight.

Yes, you can take it that way. (I actually can't watch most medical shows, even.)

Sarah Chalke's the best thing about Prep and Landing.

her ex told her in no uncertain terms "NO, YOU CAN'T." A powerful moment of intimate honesty.

I've always thought that only Force users can handle lightsabers, just to keep that sort of thing from happening.

When that first hunk of bowel flopped out, I bailed. Totally peaced out. So done.

the writers were totally on LaForge's side?

And I'm still not sure I understand the point of Cat yet.

He really does, poor thing. He's probably the season's Big Bad, with all that resentment.

Some people just hate fun.