Didn’t she have a very prominent wind-blowing-up-the-skirt incident?

I have exactly three thoughts about that picture of Sasha:
1. Are we really sure that’s her? What looks like a bad use of instagram filter softened the face so much I can’t tell if it is.
2. Whether it’s Sasha or not, that girl is doing nothing wrong and everyone needs to leave her alone (everyone here seems to agree…

In small things I do to destroy the patriarchy: I always address things to couples with the Mrs. first if they share a last name. Other wise they get their desired last names, but the woman always gets listed first. With proper titles if they have them.

Okay, great, I agree 100% as a PR professional working in NYC, the Post is absolute racist scum and full of hacks who wouldn’t know real journalism if they ever encountered it.

You know, sometimes I think “ugh, Lady Gaga’s music sucks,” but then I think “hey, she busted her ass for what she has, is obviously talented, and she’s sold a lot more records than I have.”

Oh cool. My baby arrived at home (husband caught her but as I was alone for 90% of the labour I’m not giving him the credit of delivery). Call me Dr Lady please.

When I worked for 911 I walked someone through delivering a baby over the phone, is that person now a doctor too?

I hope there are enough folks willing to get a vaccine that we can resume a semblance of normalcy. Between the 45 supporters who deny the severity of the disease (thus, they won’t get the vaccine) and the folks who distrust the administration so much that they aren’t willing to get a vaccine, it’s pretty frustrating.

Makes me wonder if the “woman with the robot arm” who gave Atticus the copy of “Lovecraft Country” was actually future Diana.

Watever happened happened is the only time travel I think is logcal and I love it. LOST , Harry Potter 3 and so many other have done it and it's kind of mind blowing unless you go into multiple world's theory but still. I literally screamed HARRY POTTER 3 when I realized Tic was the mysterious man with the baseball…

She was in on the whole plan, they just left her in the car to be safe.  The shoggoth was protecting her.  We saw that in the flashback when Ji-Ah was on Tic and Christina; Tic ‘introduced’ the shoggoth to Dee.   And Dee also already had her robotic arm, which, I was *kind of* assuming that Hippolyta either made or…

I thoroughly enjoyed that cackling assholes face being broke by Tic’s bat.

Whenever these problems pop up in fiction I give the shows the benefit of the doubt (if they deserve it,) that the sequence of events and information isn’t necessarily being showed to us linearly. What if Hippolyta’s journey took two days and they just didn’t show the travel? That gives a lot more leeway for when…

No matter how much we desperately try to fit into the mold of what they deem acceptable, it will never be enough. Montrose slowly destroyed all the good parts of himself, traumatizing Tic in the process, in order to be the kind of person society would deem acceptable. And all the while, they killed almost everyone he…

This episode broke me. I maintain that they’ve made a bunch of missteps with Montrose’s plot in the past, but this episode made it all come together in such harmonious horror. The smile on that white boy’s face as he said “N*gger F*ggot” is one that I’ve seen a thousand times before. We like to think we are in a new…

So the absolute police carnage and mayhem was written off as a “gas explosion”? Mmm hmmmm.... The problem with writing record-scrath worthy cop outs like that is they make you very suspect of what’s to come. HBO doesn’t have the best track record of late of having these stories hold together at the finish line. (Sharp…

I was pretty upset about that. I have a feeling Montrose might sacrifice himself for Tic or die another way. I hope not because that would be another bury-your-gay trope they’re doing. I think intersex characters getting fridged counts as being an example of that trope. They didn’t even let Yahima survive the episode…

Montrose’s monologue directly into camera got me. That was -wow- something else. It felt like a real survivor’s account transcribed into the show. Wonder if it was.

I have a lot of thoughts about the idea of an invulnerable Leti and Malcolm X’s quote about black women, like we need sci-fi/horror to even imagine it being real. That is so freaking horrifying.

This was a somber and incredible episode. Being a queer black man on the other end of a father’s intent to protect his son from being gay...seeing that on the screen brought back so many memories....so much trauma. I’ve never felt so seen, so hurt, so moved. I cannot forgive anything that Montrose has done - but I…