“I fear she’s on meth,” “Every time the telephone rings, I fear that there will be devastating news.” Anyone else think this doesn’t sound like K-Fed? These sound like doctored quotes.

I disagree. I would’ve been much more interested to see things like Rebecca’s reaction to the news that Ted is leaving, Nate quitting his West Ham job and the team debating whether to bring Nate back than a lot of the things that did make it to the screen. It’s hard to emotionally engage with these things happening…

We actually saw Ewan a few times in season 3. Greg came to him for help and he hired Boon from Animal House as his lawyer. Then he show up during the shareholder’s meeting, when he told Greg that he was giving all his money to Greenpeace.

Yeah considering Shiv’s well-documented issues with her mother and the back and forth with Tom about getting pregnant last season, I don’t think they’d just drop the bomb that she’s pregnant and not follow up on it. It’s a pretty great ticking bomb in almost every Shiv scene right now, though.

My husband and I are close friends with a guy who used to be involved with another of our close friends. They don’t like being around each other, so we’re just careful not to invite them to the same things. It’s not always convenient, and there have been one or two times when it’s totally unavoidable (our wedding, for…

Pregnant or not, I’m begging her to stop wearing turtlenecks with blazers.

Having kids should not be a get out of jail free card. Get a fucking clue.

Of course that’s unfortunate, but surely she considered when having both of these children that she might not be there for a huge portion of their childhood. While Elizabeth Holmes did not commit a violent crime, she still deserves to go to prison because far too many of her class of criminal get off with a slap on…

Most chefs agree the cork thing doesn’t even work for squid. Also I’d never cook with my dog in a bjorn out of fear he’d catch on fire, get burned by some splatter or get dog hair in my food.

It’s Laurie Dhue, not Duh.

It really is great. It’s basically a reality show about a workplace.

Didn’t realize her name was Tina so...sorry?

Wasn’t that because her mom was the one making the outfits?

I still haven’t forgiven them for getting rid of their wedges and introducing those boring, bland fries.

I don’t think they’re a threat either, but the Royal Family and the British media appear to believe otherwise.

I still don’t get why people were so in love with shitting on the remaining Try Guys after they fired Ned. They found out about an inappropriate workplace relationship and immediately set about severing ties with Ned as a result, then addressed their audience openly and honestly about what happened.

100%. And TacoDeli is hot garbage. The best breakfast tacos are in San Antonio.

It’s hard for me to get excited for season three or really care about any of these plotlines because the show moves through them so quickly. Kimberly’s lost her scholarship? No longer an issue—she sold her eggs, and never even paused to consider the implications of the fact that some day a kid might turn up wanting to…

Honestly every D&B I’ve ever been to has carpet that smells like it hasn’t been cleaned in 25 years so...I’d start there.

I can still feel that dry, flavorless coating scraping under my teeth. Blech.