I think she's died in everything I've ever seen her in. Josh better get out the tissues.

So what's the Santa Clarita diet then? Cannibalism?

I heard it's airing later this year, after The Leftovers but before Game Of Thrones — that's why it's not on this list.

Or Peaky Blinders…

I know that sounds logical, and it's certainly the explanation that was used often enough in the old days, but that's complete nonsense. Todd and co came out and said as much.

The Vox story was silly. I never assumed this show was a political parallel or even especially interested in politics.

I saw that scene as an implication that his son was in some way directly affected by the fallout from that initial bomb blast. So his collaboration with the Nazi's became even more tragic.

That plot, along with Kido's budding relationship with the hostess, appear to have been victims of the season's sudden change in showrunner.

Julianna steals the tape because she's moved by the plight of Thomas and the Nazi Wives in general, hence her loyalty.

She's made the mistake of not being able to see the forest for the trees, and in a sense has led to her being more of a collaborator than she previously was rather than less. Just because people have…

Thanks for the tag advice, I wasn't sure how to do it.

SPOILERS.

Unfortunately, the season really doesn't come together at all. There are about five different dropped plot threads, and at least two different major events that the show pretends it's going to do for an episode or two and then swiftly walks back from. Very frustrating.

He was a good American soldier

I find it a little ironic — though in an entirely disappointing way — that some of the loudest voices in the critical chorus, the same chorus that had previously pushed for increased serialisation, are rejecting thoughtful, hyper-serialized works over pulpy schlock.

Wikipedia is a thing. The book's also one of the most referenced texts out there; as an English major, you don't really have much of an excuse.

Has anyone seen Todd's piece about this season over on Vox?

Michael Hogan's in this season as well, hilariously.

Michael Hogan's in this season as well, hilariously.

She's probably my favourite new character — though I like the increased focus on Smith's wife this season.

Oh just fuck off.