I think that is also very possible. I think it's extremely unlikely that she put Bennett's name.

In my experience neither parent signs and the mother is responsible for filling out all the information. I think she could have left the father's name blank, though.

I just don't understand what MCC would get out of moving prisoners from max to minimum security. It makes more sense to me that the federal prison system is allowing them to take on more new prisoners.

Yes, that is going to be a joy to watch, I think.

I think in the federal system you have to serve at least 85% of your sentence. (At least in the real world.) So the math doesn't quite work.

I think it's more likely to lead to the return of Mother Pornstache.

A girl can't have two shivs?

I think that was the screwdriver, not the shiv.

Right now I feel like I don't want to see any second flashbacks until we've seen one for all of the inmates with speaking parts. And Bell and Maxwell.

I would add Yoga Jones and Bell (the guard). And maybe Ginsberg.

This was my favorite season of the three. I much preferred it to the more plot-driven season 2.

I'm guessing Frieda. It just seems like something she'd have.

I loved the daily coverage, personally. It's impossible for me to limit myself to one episode a week. I still watched ahead — apparently I have no self-control — but it was much easier to keep the episodes straight this way.

I am still holding out hope it will come up next season. This is show is pretty good about continuity across seasons.

I cried during Jewish Cindy's beit din and also later when she goes into the lake mikvah. (It was really cool for me to see, because my own conversion was a huge life event, but not one that I see portrayed on television very often.) Nothing about the way that conversion happened made much sense, but damn if it wasn't…

It is a standard question, though (in pretty much any criminal case). It’s not a concept that was made up just for this particular case.

This is my reading. I don't think Gloria is necessarily transphobic and I certainly don't think she ever intended for her beef with Sophia to go this far.

I think you can make an argument that she's purposefully trying to harm Sophia.

She doesn't have much power now, but when she's had some small measure of power she's used it badly. We've seen how she handled her power over Daya when Daya was a child. And she had the power to stop the adoption. In Healy's position Aleida would be even worse than he is.

That argument with the nuns is golden. That is one of my favorite scenes from last season.