If it’s set up at the Wall, then hopefully it’ll visually just be shades of white and gray and black, because god forbid these fucking shows have any color in them.

Her dialogue with Ethan about “you don’t have to know everything about your partner, there is intrigue in the mystery” was a truthbomb delivered beautifully in her tone and especially the registrations on her face both familiar and a bit heartbreaking.

That part had me absolutely howling in laughter. This dying, scheming queen trying to pull himself up on to a couch and all of a sudden finds himself being interrogated by his near-victim and it’s about if Greg is.... having an affair.

Aubrey Plaza is getting the buzz, but Meghann Fahy turned in a great performance, one of the best of the group, IMO.

The first time I watched Tanya's death I was near tears. The second time I laughed so hard I nearly passed out. What a phenomenal character. A+ episode.

Tanya going full on John Wick wasn't on my bingo card.

In this post-Succession world, eat-the-rich satire is a dime a dozen - but where else can you find Jennifer Coolidge massacring a group of gay mobsters?

Are you really full on in the comments talking about who will return for the third season before you even watched the finale??

Or to see one of the DiGrasso men come to terms with their own mortality (and maybe, in the process, teach the other two about how to better understand the women in their lives).

Yeah, Daphne’s visceral reaction to Ethan’s news was the best scene in the episode. She was so hurt not only because Cam cheated on her again, but because Harper betrayed her in a sense. She tried to hard to have a girl friend in Harper, but Harper betrayed her, just like all of the other girls.

I think a lot of this season was about how far someone is willing to lie about their instincts, at least in the portia/tanya plot, and then also about how giving into your instincts can be dangerous, with the ethan/harper plot

Um...as a corpse?

Mike White did the best directing I’ve ever seen from him tonight, showing how he was a master manipulator and creator of suspense. Every scene was meant to confuse us to what was actually going on, ambiguous, while ratcheting up the tension. Tanya on the boat felt it could have been a very giant, comical…

Going into this ep, knowing she’d seen Greg’s picture and heard Greg’s phone calls and saw the uncle f***er in action, I was thinking, “maybe Tanya has hidden layers?”

something depressing

...and now I do to.

Nevermind that. Is something trapped in her armpit?

“mistakenly published”

I want to see her cover Maps

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