I feel the gossipy parents' comments make more sense now. Because none of the women would tell the truth of what happened in their effort to protect each other (and especially Bonnie and Celeste), the gossips would naturally fill the void by coming up with their most lurid imaginings.

Yes, I came here to say that! He tried a plate of it served with a century egg and had to spit it into his napkin (and then hide it so the nice old lady who'd made it for him wouldn't see). I watched that episode with my parents, who are from Taiwan, and my mom said stinky tofu is one native food she won't eat.

Why would they anonymize it? The whole point is to sell ads directly targeting you and your living habits, right down to the car you drive, the food you eat, the shows you watch, the time of day you surf the web, what you dress your child in, where you bank, how often you use Amazon Prime (and what you buy on it), the…

You wanna know how much it costs to buy a Republican member of Congress? Here you go, every House and Senate Republican who voted to sell your privacy, and the campaign donations they got from telecoms.
http://www.theverge.com/201…

Well, the Senate did vote on it in the middle of the AHCA debate, and that part got lost in the health care noise, so it wasn't for lack of trying.

Groundhog Day and Woody Allen's Crimes and Misdemeanors are the only two films I've seen where a philosophical discussion followed that made us realize how much deeper those movies seeped into our brains than we knew.

Bing!

Join me on the couch, why don't you?

Any plot line of length that is driven by mistaken identity (especially if identical twins are involved), a misheard conversation or two people who assume they know what the other person is talking about but never actually talk about the important thing, so 20 minutes ensues where they do the exact wrong thing because…

You just made me laugh really hard aloud in the office.

I'm betting he already knows who. She still hasn't given an adequate or believable answer why she was in Joseph's car and Ed hasn't pressed her for one. He knows.

They're already outdoors! She could have gotten up and heaved into the bushes and no one would have had to see it or clean it up.

I rewatched it tonight and you're totally right. She did smirk a little!

I actually wondered if he came home early from Phoenix (or just made the whole trip up) to see if he could catch Celeste doing something wrong, but told her it was because he missed her so much and wanted to go to Avenue Q with her.

But Chloe really wanted to go to Amabella's party instead of Frozen on Ice, which to me says they're friends.

i ADORE The Four Seasons and also loved the shout-out. It really nails the ups and downs of a marriage of longstanding, where there's definitely love but also a whole lot of built-up exasperation and irritation.

FINALLY, Jane tells someone Ziggy's been assessed by a psychologist who says he's not a bully. It was baffling to me why she kept that to herself for so long when it could have diffused several of the school confrontations. I'm glad it was Renata she told, and that Renata was reasonable enough to listen and then each…

I'm a little surprised, given Renata's insistence a few episodes ago that Amabella see a child psychologist, that she hasn't brought it up again. Seems the ideal way to get Amabella to open up without subjecting her to her mother's scary rants.

I know! I can't wait to see how they wrap it all up in one episode, but I will miss this show. It's far and away the best show on TV right now.

Wait, murderS? There's more than one? Was that just a typo or was I really not paying attention?