I don’t think the show confirmed that everything we were watching was all delusion or fantasy. The show had plenty of scenes from perspective of other characters which I’d argue made it clear that the stuff with f-society, E-Corp, and Whitehall actually happened.

I don’t think that part is meant to be taken literally - my thought was that it was just a manifestation of the fact that the Mastermind was not, in fact, the real Elliot.

Blanca froze the moment she saw that woman. Felt to me more like Blanca saw her as her possible future and it terrified her. But Pray Tell was there to offer support and help her get through the rest of the song. That coupled with Costas’ dying wish for Pray Tell steeled both of their resolves to live their lives to…

1) Elektra’s drive-by shade was a-mah-zing. “I didn’t know they made trophies in travel size.”

I was NOT READY for this episode. Jesus. This show is not fucking around.

Got to remind myself to have some tissue near by when I watch this show. If Ru Paul steps down from hosting drag race I nominate Billy Porter to take his place.

If Billy Porter isn’t a fucking lock for an Emmy at this point, nothing makes sense in this world.

“ Barukh HaShem, it’s payday!” was the perfect ending.

Now I remember why I wait and watch this during the week and then watch something light after. That episode was both amazing and devastating.  And on a Sunday night I feel like I am not going to be able to sleep after all the emotions.  

Really, you people still use goddamn checks for that? How quaint.

Direct bank transfer, duh.

That sort of money, you would use an irrevocable letter of credit.

Look north to Canada. We’ve had chip technology for years and there’s nothing wrong with it. I really didn’t know the US was that far behind.

My chip never broke before expiration date. Also, in Europe for smaller transactions up to a certain limit we mostly pay with contactless tap cards these days, I hear these are uncommon in the US too?