I think Weiner wants us all to love Megan but what you've articulated is that we still don't know *why* we should love her. She's everywhere that I want other characters to be and frankly I'm annoyed with how prominent he's made her at the expense of all the other characters.

I definitely miss her too. That second episode of this season, where we learn Betty's gotten a little overweight, was so exciting. It made me really interested in the new story arcs that were to come— especially when Weiner added in Joan dumping her rapist husband and Ginsberg's mysterious background. But now all we…

Just to be clear: during the montage at the end of the episode where we get snapshots of what everyone's up to, Megan's lying down and it looks like she's in the middle of a breathing exercise. Yes? At her acting class?

There was such much Betty in Rory Gilmore's eyes. Either it was terrible writing or terrible acting, but I'd rather see less Gilmore and more Betty.

So last night, a friend a I drop by a Publix to pick up some wine before a dinner party. At the check out, I get into a little small-talk with the (white) cashier; he's finished his last final for the semester and is excited because he's got a week long trip to the keys coming up next week. Without thinking, I say…

Trolling ONTD for stories, huh?

I don't think he actually watches the series. He seems woefully unaware of what's happened between the couples— especially Chelsea and Adam.

I think domesticated animals, particularly dogs and cats, do best in human homes for the obvious reason that they've been adapted to live with humans. That said, I wrestle even with my own cats. They adore outside time and one of the reasons we chose to rent the house that we do is because it has a spacious, fenced-in…

Check my icon, Frodo.

Yes. Chris Martin used to have some cool. There's not an ounce left in him after seeing the pictures.

'We have to protect this poor white boy!'