Didn't disappoint. Really pleased with how they fleshed out Korra's struggle, and I'm SO HAPPY, that the Spirits were like, "…you don't want our help. You know what, dumb dumb, ima give you some." She hasn't fully embraced the spirit world, but I'm happy she tried a lot of different things, and eventually some normal…

Is no one going to talk about blondie aka Bonnie? She is basically the straight-laced version of Rebecca, and I want so bad for the show to give her a love interest who isn't married to someone else. I want to see her tv-O face.

strongly disagree

This is funnier if I imagine you as homer simpson saying that, and then eating a donut whole (as in one bite).

Wait what? Sucking each other off? Just when I thought I did a good job of paying attention…

Well…sometimes a bad relationship between co-workers remains a bad relationship between co-workers. Also isn't he playing mind games with someone "on his level"? He isn't finding a way to screw with the other three, and Michaela might objectively be the most gifted out of the group.
(I started writing a really rambling…

Officially flummoxed. Not because I don't know who Jack is. I think I'm wondering if you mean supportive as in sturdy or supportive as in someon to lean on.

My mind just goes staticky when I try to think about how the Detective dude is going to use the information. I'm also curious about how he's going to factor into the future. You have to assume that he'll start looking for evidence against the husband, and he'll eventually want to arrest him. It's going to be…

If the actual character doesn't identify himself as bisexual and says it was a one time thing…? So if a character on tv has sex once with a person of the same sex while in high school, they must be labeled as bisexual by themselves or another character on the show so that…?

I don't disagree with you identifying a television character that way. My question is about why the writer of the show needs to have someone say the word "bisexual". Also if the actual character doesn't identify himself as bisexual and says it was a one time thing…? So if a character on tv has sex once with a person…

I'm having trouble seeing how this "sets" up Annalise. I can see how this can help the detective, but, while Annalise is in a position to be emotionally devastated by this, it doesn't seem like the kind of reveal that would make her case worse off unless it turns out that her husband conspired with Rebecca.

I like that reasoning better, but now that Annalise is representing the girl doesn't it…
Basically, this only means that Annalise doesn't realize that there is someone else to pin the crime on. As far as things go, this doesn't necessarily screw her in anyway.

FOR REAL! That's exactly what I was thinking in that scene.

…I don't think her reaction was reasonable but as someone else said it suits the character. She's super image-conscious, super career driven, under a ton of pressure, and freaks out at the thought that this man she's invested so much time in may not be exactly who he thought she was. People behave crazy in real life.…

I'm also confused by her behavior. Why would she do that with the phone? Turn on him when she tries to help him. (the following makes more sense) Then confess. I think her confession might be because the news of the jock turning on her was discouraging.

Yeah save-a-hoe doesn't work here. He's just got a thing for damsels-in-distress. Or he likes shrews. Is it pc to say "shrew"? I would say aside from the damsel-in-distress thing; she has a shrew from taming of the shrew thing to her.

LOL, that's hilarious. I agree save-a-ho is inappropriate for this situation. I think he's got a damsel-in-distress thing. And I think damsel-in-distress is a lot less wordy.

"get past her walls"

I hope the deeper reason is that he wants to ruin their relationship so he can bang her. No, naw I don't, I think that would be too soap operaish, but I really wouldn't mind it as slash fiction.

I hope Blondie finds someone to make her happy. She seems to be too thirsty for Annalisse's husband, and there's no way she can't find someone like him elsewhere. Just fixated. I just find her troubling.