Except, several episodes back we were given glimpses of a future: one of those glimpses is May, Fitz and Simmons getting the Zephyr off the ground after something happens. Part of me wonders if that’s foreshadowing a potential resolution of whatever happens in this season’s finale.

It’s always the feels with this show, and never the feels you’re remotely expecting. If it wasn’t feels from watching Fitz violate Daisy, it was feels from watching Deke console his grandmother.

Difficult People on Hulu, three seasons of deep cuts directed at Landis, Woody Allen, Kevin Spacey, etc.

I thought Cull Obsidian was another name for the Black Order.

IIRC, this was the last scene in the series finale.

If only. That would involve far less gay panic.

Well, it took a few seasons for that show to get watchable, and another one or two to be interesting.

They’ve been doing that for a while now, and I can’t imagine anything more contrived.

I knew I couldn’t be the only one remembering the reports from the set when it was on HBO that they didn’t get along.

Uninterrupted time.

Yeah, findom goes to a very specific place very fast.

Would have been better if she were singing “Fancy”.

Did you see that movie she did with Sandra Oh?

I loved when she got Waters to wear her grandmother’s Halston. I think it was a Halston ...

That’s fair. I don’t remember that review, but I do remember something in one of Rich’s pieces to the effect that if Franco could get him into a Kink.com party all would be forgiven ...

Comes off as ramped up narcissism to me, but, it’s doubtful you’re wrong.

I’m genuinely shocked Rich didn’t write this given how many times he tried to take this asshole to task during the Gawker days.

He’s suggesting that the quotes may not be direct quotes.

I can’t remember the internet adage, something like: “Neck tattoos mean you hate your mother, face tattoos mean you hate yourself.” I may have inverted it.

Exactly.