Unless you're moving around a lot, then you get the inevitable weird wrinkle that makes it look like you're wearing a bodysuit.

I don't really know if the show left it intentionally ambiguous, they just didn't go out of their way to spell it out for us through pointless exposition. Since Sansa's keeping the secret (for whatever reason) it's not like she's going to go into a room by herself and monologue what she plans to do. "What shall I do,…

I've occasionally had those thoughts without realizing it. "Huh, wonder of Helena had a scheduling conflict." Or, "Hey, we haven't seen Tatiana (thinking of Sarah) interact with Donnie all that much this season."

Suddenly Donnie, Art, Felix, and S would start getting a LOT of side-plots while all the seestras are limited to Skype calls. Unless they just cruise around on those weird remote-controlled-iPad remote-conference tank things like they used in that one Community episode.

This is from a while ago, but here's Tatiana discussing which music she used to get into each character: In the first season, for Sarah, it was a lot of U.K. grime rap, the Clash and M.I.A.—anything that felt like it was coming from the U.K. that had that vibe. With Helena, it was a mix of Tom Waits and Antony and the…

No, but it's old racist slang for "generous".

It's great, the family dog saves everyone from a bear, then some wild hogs, then a rabid wolf. The end. …

Right, as she buried them she said something like, "I didn't know I had to feed you liquid nitrogen."

I loved that Adele thought she was going crazy for a second before the "twin" thing was explained. "Less angry, with more hygiene."

Correct, but as you note, the codes of propriety and the politics of the time precluded them from investigating too deeply. Which would be the same if some high-class gentlemen were killed by prostitutes in a questionable manner . . . the politics wouldn't allow anyone to acknowledge how they died because it would be…

My bad, that was a quote in the newbies review of this episode.

Eh, you can make it work, normal information is okay, but the Death Star plans have some sort of Super-Imperial-Copy-Protect, the plans can only be transmitted line-of-sight, (they were "beamed" to Leia's ship, after all) blah blah. Leia staying on the Falcon is a little tougher to justify, but if you wanted to, you…

Poor Theon.

Obama already tried that, Congress wouldn't let it get anywhere because Republicans want paying taxes to be as miserable an experience as possible. "Quick and easy taxes" undermines their whole platform.

It only works in a German accent.

That's what makes the whole "Long time ago, galaxy far, far away" bit extremely useful. As opposed to Star Trek (or any other explicitly "future" sci-fi) you can technobabble away anachronisms like that. So, email doesn't exist, communication is different, maybe there's some kind of super-copy-protect that doesn't…

It seemed that way until they actually looked into it, and it turns out that the IRS was just doing their job and the entire reason it looked like the IRS was singling out Tea Party groups was because a whole shitload of them applied for tax-exempt status at around the same time. Turns out, heavily scrutinizing…

I think I understand the goal, It was that Ethan had been running away, TRYING to be a good guy for a long time, but tortured by his mistakes and the things he'd do when all wolfed out. Eventually that would become exhausting, and someone coming along and saying, "You know what? You're fine the way you are. You'll…

Eh, I dunno, a large number of prostitute assassins in London could do some serious damage without really being found out too quickly. It's not like the high society folks advertise when they're headed out to pick up some strange. It's like a weird, inverse Jack the Ripper. Instead of a high society guy killing…

It also helps that she didn't just sit there like that all through dinner. It was a quick flash and then she was jumping and attacking.