I completely agree. I think I made a similar comment on the individual episode recap.

But she’s a mother to Nichole, too—that’s precisely why I found it so hard to buy that she would hand her newborn off to anyone (even someone “safe” like Emily) after spending her entire pregnancy fighting against the looming specter of separation from her infant. I find it really hard to believe that June would…

It’s extra frustrating, because there were plenty of ways to write this so that June’s decision made at least a little sense. If the crisis that provided the distraction that allowed her to escape was, say, a mass purging of the Project Mayday leaders/participants that threw the very existence of the resistance into…

It’s extra frustrating, because there were plenty of ways to write this so that June’s decision made at least a little sense. If the crisis that provided the distraction that allowed her to escape was, say, a mass purging of the Project Mayday leaders/participants that threw the very existence of the resistance into…

Tried to edit when my misunderstanding became clear; Kinja wouldn’t let me.

Ugh, ignore, please, misread another comment.

At the very least, it makes zero sense to me that she wouldn’t have sent Holly/Nichole to Canada with Emily to be raised by her and/or Luke and Moira. Especially after she had just made such a compelling case to Serena Joy that in Gilead, truly loving your children might mean letting them go. I mean, everything she…

At this point, I’m so eager to leave the status quo behind, I don’t even care what sort of outcome we’re looking at. Just as long as something someone does results in some long-term consequences--or rather, someone who could be considered a main character...

It feels like a suspension of disbelief to think June will end up anywhere other than the colonies, or dead.

Holy shit—hadn’t noticed till now, my comment wasn’t even addressed to you, Hayam.

Clearly doing the Lord’s work by unnecessarily correcting greyed-out statements by anonymous strangers on the Internet. What a service.

Like I said—depending on the specific situation (read scene/play). I’m aware that not all of Shakespeare’s plays are identically constructed.

who’ve played Trumps’ grimy game and lost

That’s what I was thinking before I read the article/watched the video—between meter, rhyme scheme, etc., there are a number of factors that would make performances of Shakespeare more or less ad-lib proof, depending on the situation in which it’s required. Obviously an “out of the blue” monologue like this would be…

Read this review/comment before watching and can confirm—that is DEFINITELY what she said (NOT “just like you”). As someone who spent the majority of her high school years trying to confirm that open rebellion was just stupid and fellow classmates would be AMAZED what they could get away with if they just kept their…

So now that literally everyone on staff has left due to buyouts....

Totally heard it in Maron’s voice and everything.

I’m pretty sure “What if someone re-made Suspiria...but, like...without all the colors?” was the starting place for this project.

I’m pretty sure “What if someone re-made Suspiria...but, like...without all the colors?” was the starting place for this project.

LOL, you have not seen the trailer, have you?