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Oh, right. I forgot about her. Though from their interaction, I got the impression that Terrance isn't as serious about the other woman as she is about him. Not the best behavior on his part.

That's because casting directors are making more of an effort to cast gay actors in the roles of gay characters.

I am Team Terrance. Mel better wake up and recognize what's standing in front of her face. The engaged guy who's still sniffing around her ain't it.

I was ridiculously excited to see Ellen Cleghorne as Mel's mom! I haven't seen her in a while. Also, I loved the blond coils on Valerie Pettiford. Mel catfishing her brother is some next-level sibling warfare.

Did I miss something? How did get the bail money to get Shanelle out of jail? The last I was the one friend begging her husband to let them put their house up for the bail money, and the husband said No. Did she do it behind his back? If she did, Jax and her friends are all about to have broken marriages.

She said that part of the reason is that they have to wait until the translations are done. I just counted and Season 3 was translated into over 30 languages.

I wondered what those marks were. My friend thought they were marks from ink to show us that Lady Cowper had done the writing. Hands down my favorite scene was when Lady Danbury yelled at her brother and her real accent came out when he called her by her Sierra Leonean born name.

I assumed Kate and Anthony had gone to India on their first long six-month honeymoon. Did I hear correctly that Edwina married someone in India? Why can't we get a Kanthony wedding flashback?! Colin and Penelope's fight over her being Whistledown resolved way too quickly. When he put his hand up her skirt on the street, my friend and I both said "AGAIN?" Dude stays going straight for the panties.

I hate to say it, but I'm not really feeling that trailer. It feels like they've changed the entire tone of the show — not just in the Polin storyline, but the styling, storytelling, camera angles, everything. It looks like the new showrunner made some huge changes.

Cole Escola, who played Chassie Tucker, has a new play coming to Broadway this summer called Oh Mary! He plays Mary Todd Lincoln. I have to go see it.

That pretty much sums up my thoughts on Season 1, too.

Agreed. Unfortunately for Portia, securing her mother and sisters' futures isn't really a selling point for Penelope.

I will forever refer to this episode as Penny Got Fingered. I know we're not supposed to agree with Portia in the scene where she's telling Penelope to marry Lord Debling, but her line about security being romantic was spot on.

I had to laugh at the opening with Hannah and Mithch actually drinking tea in her apartment. I was hoping Crockett would take some time off work and gets some grief counseling.

I think it was the first time. I think Janine did it for shock value.