They also had them standing next to each other outside, smoking, like in the pilot. I love parallel structure so much.

Part of the reason she's struggling, though, is because she's older, whereas Edgar is presumably around the same age. But Edgar is doing just fine despite very little prior experience—because he's a man and age doesn't matter for him.

Yeah, he's pretty much an American and Christian equivalent of the Taliban. He caused the AIDS crisis in Indiana by closing Planned Parenthood, pushing conversion therapy, and refusing to implement harm reduction measures. He also infamously passed a law that would require women to bury fetuses after an abortion or…

Well, they're supposedly angry over economic disenfranchisement, but according to their SES they're doing fine. And Trump even won college educated whites, so it's not necessarily a class thing.

I thought Randy was against Trump? Did he relapse on member berries?

The exit poll data don't support that idea. It was mostly middle class white people. Lower SES went to Hillary.

But if they impeach him, Pence gets the presidency. And he's way worse IMO.

I actually think the border patrol on the Canadian border is worse than on the Mexican border. They're all bored and looking for trouble.

The exit poll data actually don't support the idea that this is angry, working class white people. It seems to be more middle income white people. Lower income went more to Clinton.

I'm originally from Wisconsin and my heart is broken. I convinced several people to vote for Hillary there but it wasn't enough.

It's not that simple, though. A lot of red states have metropolitan areas that are blue. What happens to them?

Plus he lost the popular vote, didn't he?

I think that I might be done with this show. I gave it a chance because of Mike and Ginny's chemistry and because I love the showrunners' previous work, but it's just not really giving me anything.

Yeah, they fought and went their separate ways until their kids met in college. One of the running themes of the show was that Will and Grace were too enmeshed with each other to have functional romantic relationships, so I loved that the finale addressed that. I'll be really upset if they retcon it just because NBC…

It's especially weird for W&G because the finale went decades into the future. Fitting a revival into the timeline would be difficult.

Only if it follows the finale and is about them adjusting to their children's marriage (because Maria Thayer needs more work, damnit).

Okay, I get what you're saying. But he's successful, rich, and has a nice house. And he's not bad looking. I don't think he'd do that poorly with the ladies. I mean, that woman he met online liked him a lot.

I guess Jimmy was right in the series premiere when he predicted that the marriage was going to crash and burn.

Well, at least we have Dorothy right now.

I'm having so much trouble seeing how she ended up with Paul in the first place. Not just what she saw in him, but what he saw in her. I can't imagine them ever having had anything in common.