exactly. Tonya didn’t understand or appreciate the movies, she just enjoyed the way one of the actresses in them looked. So, she learned that actresses’ name. 

sort of love how unhinged these takes are.

100%, he flirted with her in the water, and is starting to build deniability with his wife.

it’s true, but I think the nuance is that she probably has had to be vigilant as a woman of colour her entire life. The couple inviting her into their circle this episode while also tearing her apart in the next room just validates that her walls are not irrational.

right? all just in hopes of aspiring to what she thinks her partner wants or his friends want. as soon as she lets her guard down with Theo James’ character, is the moment he’ll prove he’s just as awful as she originally thought. that’s how dudes like him operate.

It would take a lot to get me on Tanya’s side. So definitely Team Portia and Team Greg.

This seems so ridiculous to me. You’re basically saying that if an employer pays for you to travel somewhere nice for work, every second of your day becomes their property to dictate.

Albie was giving serious incel vibes this episode.  Wondering if and when he’ll have a rage-filled blow up at Portia when she at some point denies him, or maybe he sees her talking to another man, one who is more stereotypically “macho” than he is, and lets it fly.

Perhaps there are zero bad actors here. Perhaps Kate Upton is a super awesome supportive life and Mom, and that support allows Justin to succeed in a part of his career where success is hard to come by.

Yeah, totally lampshaded when Lucia was talking about how hotels were invented to make money off of people like her.

I think the narrative of pinning 2 women against each other yet again is exhausting. Any perceived “shade” thrown at Gisele is most likely unintended from Kate’s point of view. Aside form giving him an ultimatum on air, any sort of career supportive answer people will interpret as shade. Also it’s good to point out…

That final moment of conversation in bed, offering herself up - soul crushingly relatable

Agreed. That remark and Jennifer Coolidge getting the bug caught in her throat during the vespa ride were the highlights of the episode for me.

Valentina’s bluntness continues to be my favorite part of this season. When she guessed Peppa Pig when Tanya asked her to guess who she was trying to look like, hilarious. Completely agree that the show could use more of her and the staff.

“we’re all snobs, in different ways” ain’t that the truth.

It’s especially alarming because isn’t one of the new cast members nonbinary (maybe trans, but definitely goes by “they” pronouns)? Which seems pretty despicable because as a new member of the cast they’re not necessarily going to feel able to speak up and be like I don’t want anything to do with this.

Yeah, he’s a comedy legend in the sense that his talent is purely mythological.

Here’s not afraid to say what 1995 is thinking. 

off topic from SNL: but I loved Schumer’s pottery sketch on her new Inside Amy Schumer show, genuine lol.

Big Dumb Hat made me laugh more than The Looker.