I looked up what she’s working on other than the L Word and she might have enough going on movie wise that she wouldn’t want to tie herself to t.v. show. Also, one of the movies is about 60-70% exactly like a screenplay that I’ve had bouncing around in my head for years.

That’s not the easiest part to recast. Ruby Rose was a pretty darn good fit. Jacqueline Toboni’s agent should start making some calls. 

I saw John McEnroe on the street once. We nodded to each other, I think.

Oh, also, no a bank isn’t going to tell a Realtor that their ex pulled the money out. That was almost as weird as the time last season when the Realtor was having some kind of showing in what looked like the middle of the night.

Oh, Taylor also had a perfect and obvious comeback to their ex about why he should stick with Axe Capital. Because it would be part of Taylor’s long game to take down Axelord and open their own shop up again. He still might not have gone for it but it was right there.

Great recap.

It’s been 10 months since the last season.

Maybe it’s just the angle but it looks like massive weight loss. On a guy who was already skinny.

A rich guy buying cheap foreign crap rather than American made clothing, yet at the same time decrying international trade. What a hero.

I don’t understand multiple words in that title. 

Because it was put in an inside suit pocket. 

Yeah, “Oh Wow, the institution of Uber isn’t doing well!” doesn’t exactly make sense. 

… have you ever... carried anything before?

That’s not exactly the most obscure fact...

Hammer Time.

Does someone around here owe Goldbloom’s publicist a lot of money or something?

What did they think was going to happen? If you’re asking that, shouldn’t you also be asking “What do I think is going to happen”? If having the fucking guy in charge of the fucking investigation up there doesn’t do jack shit, what do you think a dog and pony show political inquiry that the other side will smack down…

Okay, than I guess it will be nothing. 

Yes, the Pennsylvania that has a far right, club for growth Republican Senator, a very moderate Democratic Senator and a Democratic Governor who spent most of his life in business and comes from old money. Yes, clearly Pennsylvania likes to elect hard left candidates.

For approximately how many decades do folks plan to just repeat “late stage capitalism!” over and over?