You are definitely a conservative. Good to see we’re describing abused and tortured women as “psychos”. Like I said, it’s a false equivalency. You’re trying to compare some caricature of a serial killer to a battered woman. You should fuck off and die.

He and Charles watched it for boys’ night!

I’m glad conservative shitheads like you continue to demonstrate you’re too dumb to ever understand things like “context” or “false equivalencies”.

I’m glad KinjaPlaya is here to defend rapists and abusers and to attack victims. His tireless misogynist efforts are a gift to us all.

Murder him? That’s all well and good, totally understandable. Cut his dick off? WELL NOW YOU’VE GONE TOO FAR, MISSY! Get the fuck out of here.

Let me guess, you are the person who thinks an abuse victim can just walk away?

Do you have ANY idea how difficult it is for a woman TODAY to get help in abuse situation? And how dangerous it is for women who have left abusive situations?

A) Lorena was a victim of long-term abuse from her husband. Abuse has been clearly been shown to mentally affect victims. Listening to the description of how she was found, which is not just coming from her but multiple places, it should be pretty damn clear that her mental state was clearly not sound.

Jake losing it was very funny, especially him thinking of ‘Room’ as a real person.

I loved all of Rosa’s silly hairstyles (she must really love her new girlfriend!) and how she confidently pulled them all off, and crazy Jake when he was losing it randomly telling her when he was unhappy with her trying to rein him in, that her current haircut was his least favorite (I think it was actually a cute…

Soon as I saw this episode was going to be a Rosa and Jake episode, I was excited. I love their friendship so much. And man this one delivered and then some. My heart broke a little when Rosa admitted her mom hadn’t talked to her since coming out. So glad to see them starting to reconnect at the end.

Bill Beau-Baggins must be stopped.

That is a great plan. I’ve been meaning to check out Kim’s Convenience, especially after reading this: https://slate.com/culture/2018/09/kims-convenience-review-netflix-cbc-sitcom-series.html

Personally planning on pairing this with Kim’s Convenience and a side of Bob’s Burgers for a weekly sitcom comfort food power-hour like the old days.

“weightless simulation designed to mimic being in space” It’s not a simulation. It’s real weightlessness created by a very large plane plummeting to the ground before  pulling up and doing it all over again. 

A League Of Their Own was good.  Remember when he said There’s No Crying In Baseball?  Fun fact: I say that a lot.  Almost as much as Why Am I Drippings With Goo.  

While I won’t miss Gina (mind you I didn’t actively hate her like some viewers, I just thought she worked best in small doses, injecting a bit of chaotic humor here and there), one of the standout gags of the series for me was her excruciating dance when she came back from being hit by that bus.

Hitchcock called it a “burn” barrel, not a “bum” barrel. (probably a reference to the infamous “burn barrel” from Making a Murderer?)

This episode felt a little too rushed, I wanted more time with each scene. The cold open could have been shorter, perhaps?

For me the chess sequence, all of the dialogue was perfection and I count it amongst some of the highest points of the show! (rest of the episode was okay too). Gina had become pretty redundant, she was not my favourite by far but she was something different. And as a person who is so dramatic, I could relate to her…