I was thinking along a similar line as you when Trish was high and trying to distract the golf club security. One man says “I used to watch her, sad what she’s like now” or something to that effect. But, we know that Trish was an addict and being abused by several adults back when she was Patsy, showing that the…

This is a plot point in a recent episode of the true crime podcast Undisclosed (ie, cars of the same make/model with nearly identical license plate numbers).

These days, baseline human decency can feel like a huge relief.

This is my theory, too. I’m thinking he isn’t evil but more mundanely, he’s a terrible journalist who steals others’ work.

My eyes fill with a blinding red rage every time Karen Page enters the screen. Other than that, I wasn’t as down on Defenders as some others. Jessica Jones is still my favorite bar far, and I hope this next season delivers.

Charles Wallace is more than precocious: he’s psychic.

Me reading this with my kids too. I mean, I am reading this with my kids. Actually just finished.

Weird about CW being adopted, though.

Sandy and Dennis were pretty much non-entities in the first book, at least.

And yet, it’s completely accurate.

As someone who has endured two childbirths, I adored that song and listened to it at least 5 times. Anyone who references the Ring of Fire and bloody show is my kind of people.

He was also on Parenthood, which is kind of a soap.

Child-rapist vocal Trump supporter also a homophobic bully. Who knew?

It also reminds me of the weird 80s Ewok movie, but its magical water, not ice.

We’re currently binging Riverdale, so I got a good laugh from that. Valencia isn’t wrong.

One of my top-5 favorite podcasts. I’m so glad they got an HBO special and can’t wait to watch. Unfortunately we cancelled our HBO until GoT starts back up. :(

Mr Scientician and I were literally discussing whether Zach Morris was evil last night, so this is timely. Now we have evidence to prove it.

That was hands down my favorite bad line in this episode. Probably this series. Jesus.

I’ve never been a Yes in Yes, Yes, No. I’m 41, that’s my excuse.

I learned about it on the podcast Reply All. If not for podcasts, I don’t think I would know anything relevant.