God yes! I got my one and only admonishment for "boards on boards". It was like being in a place with friends and not being allowed to acknowledge that you were in the same place. I think it was from Howard, in one of the Real Housewives forums. (Don't judge me.)

Phil and Mitch getting high was fun, but I couldn't suspend belief about all those kids being so quiet, and that it took so long for someone to find them. Or that the only mess was one red solo cup. And that kid fell out of the window why?

Why didn't I know this earlier? This is good news! [off to set the DVR]

Except that he's the son of god, so he was going to survive, and maybe even heal Rajesh.

That was one intense finale. Too bad the ratings weren't better in the UK. Would there have been a second season if this had been a US show? Were the ratings low here too?

When I was young, I had really dark freckles on my face — lots of them. They've faded now, but what hasn't faded is the memory of a little kid, pointing at me and asking his mom, "What's that?"

"Baby blue" Cadillac? Dwight Yoakam says it was long and white.

Yeah, something's missing. This show suffers in comparison with Justified and Fargo, but it might suffer anyway — the premise has been done so often. I can re-watch a 60-year-old movie with almost the same plot (Out of the Past) and be glued to my seat, but this is a big yawn.

Questions for the legal types (there must be some here): What was Kim doing? How is it "document review" to highlight a bunch of numbers? What did Jimmy mean when he told Erin "I'm fourth year, you're second year"? They're both lawyers. Erin (presumably) has been at the firm longer than Jimmy, so it wasn't…

Have they? I know Charlie Dance is gone, but isn't Stannis still alive?

Why would she? The woman's gorgeous.

I couldn't figure out why Howard and crew didn't just get in a boat, row down the river and find the bridge. Now we know — they probably tried. They've been in the area long enough for Trudy to find work, so they've been there awhile.

Is that movie worth watching? It's on Amazon Prime.

Jimmy forgot that everyone would be waiting for Murder, She Wrote to be over before they picked up their phones.

And why was Phil on an aluminum ladder?

I teared up when they walked out. The music was perfect. This show has to be renewed!

As brilliant as Jimmy's scams are, I'm glad we'll see him do his lawyer thing again.

I recognized Frank, but who were the other guys?

McCain, maybe — if he'd picked someone other than Sarah Palin as VP.

Rubio isn't as stinky as Cruz, I admit. What concerns me about the candidates who have an evangelical following is that they'll waste time in office on non-issues like Planned Parenthood and same-sex marriage. The problem is that we don't know how much of their campaign rhetoric is pandering and how much is sincere.