It was a damp and chilly afternoon, so I decided to put on MY SWEATSHIRT!!

But NOT swear-wolves.

Yeah, the one ‘big push’ for WK was to air the premiere after the Oscars. Not exactly the same as a post SB premiere. A post SB premiere has people at SB parties willing to leave their eyes on the TV as they recuperate from the drama of the game. A post Oscars premiere has people exhausted from 4 straight hours of…

I saw Scott Foley and spouse Marika, and assumed it was another Shondaland joint, then Crista Miller showed up at the end, and I remembered was a Bill Lawrence project.

Well, to its credit, until this moment I never once in my life wondered ‘are there dogs who dream of driving race cars?’

You’re right, and now that you say it I even knew that.

Seems like just a hot minute since ‘Mrs. Wheeler’ was in HS in Suburgatory.

Esther’s beefy footwear was a crystalline final image of her.

No matter the hubbub about the plotting, I’ve rarely had occasion to criticize the performances on screen. Not a big fan of the Daenerys heel-turn as scripted, but Clarke delivers what is scripted in a memorable and nuanced manner.

I’m sure he would tip his topping hat. . . 

How the war?

The perils of Gendyfication.

I think they take the closed captions from the cue cards produced pre-show, and then just don’t go back and edit for flubs and improv

Nobody really forgets orange sunshine.

I’m slowly coming to the realization that Killing Eve is more of a mood than a narrative. More of a tone poem than a concerto. I’m not so sure that when I diagram the story as an outline I’m all that interested, but then the locations and the costumes and the music all whir up and it holds a certain fascination.

Last of the Mohicans did it . . . MUCH better than it conceivably could have been here.

The setting suggests to me that it’s more a fear of slander than fear of salaciousness or a ploy to draw attention.

Censored content in a segment about censorship on a known politically charged show that requires a viewer subscription.

“brings together several story threads, including Duke’s (and Sam’s) visions of Murray Fox, a new romantic prospect (in this case, Dr. Deezy), and yes, even the shit Sam has seen in her driveway.”

Weisswurst and red kraut with caraway!!