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I could have lived my entire life without hearing this vapid chick bleating "How am I going to fit another car seat in my Lamborghini?!" So much for that plan.

More in the way of an opinion poll, I guess. Open to any and all insights on this burning question!

Is it just me or does Tigersilly's face not move? Botoxed to within an inch of her life or just too few brain cells for expressive communication? 🤔

Ingrid lives in the same part of Brazil as Karine (of Pole fame), no?

And Red Bull!

As a beloved mentor of mine always says, "when someone tells you who they are, believe them." This is just painful to watch.

This has been driving me crazy since the beginning of the season! Can't unsee it now.

I know we've barely met Dempsey yet, but in my head she will always be Waldorf.

Maybe the lawyer needs a reminder of where she is? "In case you've forgotten, you're at your LAW FIRM now. Doing law."

Anyone else have the eerie feeling that Tanya from The White Lotus has come back to life as Debbie? Just me? 🤔

Apologies in advance for what I'm sure is a stupid question, but what's up with this "business account" they keep referring to? I thought she's a nurse, and he works in real estate? What would they have a business account for? TLC cash?

Did I miss the part where they explained why Russ and Pao were having their couples therapy session in a corporate conference room? Was it a detour from the divorce lawyer down the hall or something?

You literally JUST beat me to the punch on that post! Who knew "bad plastic surgery" was a type? 🤷‍♀️

Fair enough, it played a little role--but, point being, the role it played didn't require the script to get into details about the smallpox "virus" and such. The simple fact that there had been a smallpox outbreak at the prison--well known at the time to be contagious--would have sufficed. And Eliza could likewise have visited the coroner and asked questions about smallpox and how contagious it is in a more general way. OK, done nitpicking this point. I just found it jarring, was all.

It's really interesting historically: they were vaccinating against smallpox for a good century before they actually knew it was caused by a virus. (They got the vaccine material from cowpox pustules, at least early on.) They knew it worked, but they didn't understand the mechanism. Back to the show....this is exactly why the references in this episode seemed so gratuitous to me, first when the coroner mentioned it and then later when Eliza brought it up in the prison. Given that it played like no role in the actual plot, why bother?