I love that the writer places RuPaul and JJ Abrams on the level when talking about star power. RuPaul has worked his ass off for years in a business that gave him little respect and few opportunities and deserves the recognition.

I thought it was pretty obvious that Melissa is supposed to be taking mood stabilizers and her problems are due to not taking her daily dose.

Given that we learned that he was sexually involved with Peter when Peter was a child, I'm not sure how much credence can be given to Dar's declaration that he loves Peter "as a son."

I get the feeling that you think I chose not to believe in the mythology of religion simply to be contrary—that's not the case. I lived for several years as a "born-again," bible-believing enthusiastic evangelical christian. During that time, whenever questions or doubts would creep into my mind, I would blame the…

I thought the story was the upcoming war?

I love this show, think it's beautiful, thought-provoking, intriguing, etc…blah,blahblah.

Excuse my bluntness, but I call bullshit.

I'm not naive enough to believe that I will "win" anyone to my side via an online discussion—that's not what was happening here. Also, I don't know why you would describe this as a "shouting match"—it didn't feel particularly heated to me.

I was asking specifically about you and your stated support for discrimination against lgbt people.

Problem was, I happened to see this headline before I watched the episode, so I was stressed out throughout the show, wondering when/how Saul or Quinn would be killed.

Why can't you be for both anti-discrimination and religious liberty? How is it virtuous to treat a minority unfairly so that you can feel morally superior? Is it impossible to be religious and not be an asshole to people who don't deserve it?

(Even though I'm technically LGBT being a socially conservatish celibate and all, etc.)

I was annoyed by the headline to this recap. Sure, Astrid is cool, whatever…but "beloved?"

And "cuck." Don't forget "cuck."

Spoken like someone who isn't in a class that is threatened by Trump, his administration and it's agenda. Or like one of the dumbasses who just don't realize yet that Trump doesn't care about anyone not in his income bracket and is an actual threat to them, their family and their friends.

I first noticed her when she played the mother of Benjamin Linus on LOST.

Well, Jane did say she only thought the guy on the laptop might be him, so…

Here's the thing, from someone who has been through it—I would bet my last dollar that Perry is fucking around behind Celeste's back. That's why he is so obsessed by the idea that she is going to leave, and why he is always looking for signs that she no longer loves him. It's because he knows that she should leave,…

For some reason, though, I find myself wishing that they had come up with a character that they could have cast Kristen Wiig to play. Not sure where the idea came from, but she would fit in so well…

I don't think they're trying to imply that Carrie offers actual legal representation, but she represents the firm that represented Sekou Bah. And after all of the publicity surrounding her relationship with Brody, she would be a huge media magnet if she has been linked to another "terrorist."