The Capaldi era went by too quick…I feel I do not have enough of Capaldi.

Episode 6 is my favourite and incredibly creative!

It was Holt's phone call to Kevin, complaining about the Pullman rolling stock that managed to get the biggest laugh from me.

Loved this episode, taking place in what seemed to be a very short space of time, which reflected it in the feels of "wow the episode is already over?"

But we know she knows that Axe did something? Or just that Axe knows something?

It's gambling basically, you're betting that this company is not as good as it says/looks it is.

Because Wendy was involved in the short, she is going to be as much in trouble as Axe is and this will be where it gets problematic for Chuck.

Stray observations:

Seems Emily is missing a lot subtext. Looking at her review history which seems to be all about New Girl, perhaps Taboo was wrongly assigned to someone more comfortable in shallow, by the numbers american comedies?

The final scene was pretty good, even with Ragnar approaching with a cripple boy, the fear it invoked was a little humorous.

They seemed to really have some poor skits written for John.

Didn't the show already do a never meet your heroes with Holt?

I think the human the beast turns in to is u g l y. He ain't got no alibi.

How the fuck do you measure "real remorse", Esther? Get off your high horse.

American snowflakes couldn't handle the hilarious title.

It marginalizes because it re-frames the issue. It is really easy to understand and such lazy definitions is not a good thing. Sure this is a pc game site but it has impact.

No-one is saying they're less worthy, but by trying to define what happens in the west as a cultural norm does make the others less worthy. This is a common occurrence where over privileged white people monopolise the issue.

It isn't a culture. We do not have it as a CULTURE in the west. It is illegal, an accusation is enough. By trying to frame it as a culture in the west, it frankly offends the regions where it actually exists. You marginalize it.

Talk about it, don't call it a culture. Do you understand what culture means?

If that's how you read it, you're lacking in comprehension.