Agreed. She has a big mouth, and she blind sided him.

Excellent interview which Tomi's lack of awareness of her privilege made me sigh aloud in sadness.

Sofia Vergara held her own with Ty Burrell and Eric Stonestreet in comic timing in this episode. It was fun to see the three of them working together instead of being paired off as foils to their television spouses. It gave the actors more to do and let the characters have satisfying development arcs.

I do NOT like the Hayley plot line. And I hate that Alex is ending up being the brunt of jokes instead of the smart kid.

What's happening on Reddit is also happening on Twitter. Trump supporters will use a popular hashtag to bombard the readers with all kinds of bullying and incendiary things. Some of the same things happen on FB, but Twitter is more vicious because it's more anonymous.

I like this show. But I am not sure how much I would like it without the weekly debriefing here on AV Club,

Have you seen "in the flesh?" It's a BBC take on the "what happens AFTER the zombie apocalypse" question Kirkman says he wrote the comic to pose. It's much more thoughtful and layered than "Walking Dead."

i don't know If he has done anything since,then, but she said in one of the interviews that he joked about suing her.

i don't get it either. I suspect that people who troll (first by claiming women want to neuter them and then through a bunch of racist remarks) are lonely nutjobs.

Two Twitter guys were arguing about the "lack of masculinity" of serial killers yesterday. They put their argument in the middle of a hashtag joke stream, and I stupidly thought they were setting up a punchline.

CHeated on his wife with an emotionally fragile girl and then acted like an ass when she called him out later. Pretty clear to me.

We can't dance together

Let's see, you are on a movie set with the daughter of the Brangelina of their day, and you know that the biggest thing about her parents is that her mother was dumped for her mother's best friend. You also know that the daughter is 19, and that she may be a little fragile because you are smoking weed with her. You…

Apparently, it's blasphemy but I think "The Walking Dead" is one of the worst shows on television. It's one stolen Romero plot and trope after another embedded in a boring combination of soap opera and torture porn.

i don't even watch the show, and I am amazed at the crap that has either happened to them or they have done to themselves. I can't think of another family in which there could be a former Olympic Decathlon winner who is also a transgendered woman who accidentally killed someone in a car crash, a family friend who is…

Yes, which is why the angry response to "cis-male" surprised me. The author used a "loaded language" phrase to make a point.

why isn't this show getting more attention? It's the best comedy I have seen in years. Phoebe Waller-Bridge is a fantastic writer and actress.

I read Archie comics as a preteen who wanted to be a teen. I always assumed that the target audience was the 10-12 demographic, because the comic portrayed characters who weren't having actual sex.

Frances doesn't ask Southebys to be an unpaid intern. What she asks is that Southebys defer paying her until the divorce is over. Or at least that is her intent, because she knows Southebys pays well, and she wants to hide whatever increase she gets in income from Robert and Robert's divorce lawyer.

I think it has way too many plots and characters. I also think it has a muddled narrative that gets more muddled as a weekly serialization.