I wonder if Guillermo really doesn’t care about becoming a vampire anymore

I don’t think he is actually gone.  The intro shows him in 1800's photos so I think that Energy Vampires just become reborn from the goo, like a phoenix.  I can already see it next week Colin back naked and covered in goo explaining everything and Lazlo’s reaction is “You knew you weren’t actually dying and I was nice…

Just noticed the title is—save for the article—the same as the terrific Lulu Wang directing, Awkwafina starring movie. That film also had a plot where a dying character was not told of her death by her family. She was a bit more beloved than Colin Robinson. I await Season 4: The Search for Colin. Given he’s an energy…

I don’t usually pull this card but, uh, imagine that ONE scene with, say, Nadja instead of Nandor. That got a little...not great, imo. Solid ep otherwise though.

Oh man, I don’t know what’s sadder, that Laszlo decided to be chummy with Colin Robinson because he found out he was dying or that Colin Robinson died (??) when they actually became friends.

If Nandor had to be permanently done with WWDITS for fucking Cruella 2, that would elicit the biggest “fucking guy” from me that the world has ever heard.

Yeah I’m confused as to why so many people starred it but...

First of all... perfect response to an obvious man-splaining moron of a troll.

I think it would work best sung in operatic style by a bass. It could convey a sense of the speaker’s self-indulgence, anger, drama and love of his own voice.

Dude...You did that all the way back in your first sentence, mansplaining labias to a woman.

As a gay man who tucks when in drag, I want this to cover... so much more.

Congratulations on leaving what is easily the most deranged comment I’ve ever received in my year of working at Jezebel lol. 

It doesn’t matter what size your labia is with this outfit. It matters whether you plan to move your legs more than one millimeter apart while wearing it. Because if your legs move, your labia move, and that bodysuit will end up cutting you in half in a way that is so painful that, you, being a man - can’t even…

Exactly. Nothing to lose since she had already been told that she was being drummed out of the marines—they obviously didn't give a damn about her sacrifice or her service, so why should she obey any of Martens's (or anyone else's) orders? And she had over and over again demonstrated how devastated she was by the loss…

I dunno about the complaints in the article…I kinda bought Bobbie's transition. I don't think it's unbelievable at all, given that she knew Martens was lying to her, that he knew why she was being lied to, and she had been told in the previous episode that the squad and her CO (people she loved like family and who she…

It is not really covered in the show recently, but the "Inner Planets" (Earth and Mars) , basically treat the belters very poorly. A good example would be "company town" /1920 farmer situation, the inner planets manage to extract all the profit out and leave belters struggling to make the next payment when something…

Agreed. However, I wouldn't say it's completely about morality so much as a pragmatic understanding that morality informs the world and since he lacks the ability to process that information, like being color-blind, he know it creates … well, blind spots for him in his decision-making.
I wonder if Amos would have a…

Amos follows Naomi's play, most of the time. Since Naomi threw in with Holden, Amos was on board, too.

Amos doesn't have a fierce loyalty to Holden.
Amos has a practical set of rules he follows. In his thinking, Holden is the captain, therefore, what captain says goes.
If Holden stopped being the captain or did something Naomi disagreed with, Amos' decision tree would factor that in.
Basically, Amos accepts Holden…

At least the words "Vomit Zombie" did not appear anywhere.