Genuine query: is 'blue balls' a new expression? I heard it for the first time this year (on OITNB) and then I couldn't stop hearing it (again, on OITNB, among other places) and now apparantly you can get it in your heart?

Did anyone else mishear the state's attorney* and think she said the rapist's DNA matched his 'wife's kid', rather than 'wife's kit'. His subsequent devastation and cudgel-wielding only served to confirm what I thought I'd heard.

Loved the visual joke during the court case with the jury comprising 11 nervous antelope sitting apart from a lion.

Oof, what an ending. It nearly (nearly) made up for the increasingly satirical dialogue (and delivery of said dialogue) between Semyon and his wifey.

Villains be villianing

Where can I get the nikey shoos?

Finally got round to watching this series after coming across constant references to it in reviews of other great shows (from Breaking Bad to Bloodline) and not knowing what the reviewer was on about. I marathoned it in 2 weeks (no life here folks) and feel bereft now that I've finished. Such a great show; very far…

Yes, it was fittingly subtle and made me smile.

Ah, so he was - thanks!

Man I love this show.

In the vernacular that Dean would no doubt attribute to her: Yvette Nicole Brown looked goooood gurrrrl!

"But the best part of this whole moment is that Corrina drives Tyra home."

Peaky Blinders is set in Birmingham, England so what you're hearing on that show is an exaggerated horrible 'brummie' accent.

That line (and its perfect delivery) has kept me chuckling for 3 days.

Poor Henry

I really like Elroy's jumper

'her…background'? What on earth are you referring to?

It was the first time I've ever found Raylan unattractive, I just didn't think that was possible.

Needed more Jean-Ralphio.

They were a little inconsistent with Elsa's prosthetic legs in this episode; her skirt rode up when she collapsed in the lobby of the studio and there was nary a join in sight. Inane quibble aside, I thought this was a pretty decent finale for such a patchy (in narrative if not spectacle) series. The massacre was…