Maybe they'll show up in next week's episode? They need some kind of comeuppance, because they subjected their child to multiple trips at brainwashing camp. Like, shit no wonder he grew up to be a hooker. He's just lucky he became one of the better paid ones.

I gotta say, I was surprised there wasn't some sort of payback for those remarks. You know, like a small car bomb or Huck showing up at the parents' hotel room with his tool kit...

Exactly. In that first scene with Janet, when he proposed, it looked like they were trying to use some wide shots to take the focus away from his face, but he still looked ancient.

You know, we knew his parents were going to be terrible... but multiple pray-the-gay-away camps? Ya'll deserve to burn in hell.

Fitz, SHUT THE FUCK UP ABOUT VERMONT.

They have a fantastic wardrobe designer in this show. Everything is always perfect, even when it's insane.

I love her clothes, but particularly when she's in dresses...I love the wardrobe in general on this show.

We crossed that line when Fitz passed stricter gun laws and equal pay for women at the beginning of the season. Now the writers are just full-on fucking with us.

Part of Cyrus' problem is that no amount of good wigs will make him look anything less than a paunchy 60-year-old.

How is it possible that a show this awesome cannot figure out wigs? Young Cyrus always looks so ridic. And Lena's hair was unacceptable.

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS.

A gay wedding, between a chief of staff and a hustler at that, in a Republican White House. I see "Scandal" has gone from drama to fantasy sci-fi.

I really, desperately want to see him audition for Spider-Men now.

While I know there will be criticism around her writing of this piece— "she's self indulgent! elitist! out of touch! who cares!" etc. etc. I have to say that I didn't know anything about the BRCA1 gene mutation/testing before her first piece. It educated and informed me and my friends. This one educated me as well.

I'm speaking to a group of Girl Scouts this weekend about my job, and they sent me a list of questions that they would like answered about how I got to do what I do, as well as challenges for girls and women in the world. Your statement "There is value in a social environment that teaches women to be their authentic…

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I actually did meet Bjork... it was Trannyshack... 5... maybe 7 years ago. It's was Bjork night... and suddenly in the drunken dinge of the Stud (a bar in San Francisco) a little fairy in a full body Pucchi jumpsuit that looked like a butterfly emerged from the cocoon of throbbing dancing bodies.