DesertCyclist

And all along I thought I'd been sensing some sexual tension between Chuck and Damian.

So glad I came here; I was ready to go off on Hulu for not having posted the latest episode.

Perhaps it's the material? I thought ADC was great as Lexa on The 100. I feel she's been largely wasted here.

Shocking, isn't it?! But she was 14 when she posed for this in 1980, which makes her around 51 (my age). Gulp!

There was some serious Ho Yay going on in this episode, which I fully support. Any developments on that front would have felt a lot more logical and organic than a lot of other things the writers have asked us to swallow.

Sorry, but please God no.

I'm glad you're enjoying it. I tuned in at the beginning out of curiosity because I was a total 'Peaks freak' back in the day (heck, I even put up "Join the Lynch mob -- watch Twin Peaks" signs around my college campus), but it hasn't grown on me, and I'm really just watching the remainder out of respect for Lynch (and I have this personal need for completion). PS: Some may find the Dougie character endearing and Kyle MacLachlan's acting top-notch here, but I just find him utterly wasted.

Ugh. "Just You" is the Ewoks of Twin Peaks.

"Doesn't look like anything to me." :-P

If they'd let Alycia Debnam-Carey channel her character Lexa from The 100, I'd watch the shit out of that show.

I've not read to see if there are any replies to this, but I do remember that Gerard made a trip to the bathroom.

Sigh. This show would be so much more watchable if there were characters other than Strand that I found likeable. I truly don't give a shit about any of them, even though most are decent actors (or at least actors who've performed well elsewhere). I'm most dumbfounded by the under-utilization of Alycia Debnam-Carey, who absolutely killed it as Lexa on CW's The 100. I actually find it offensive that they've wasted her talent.

It just occurred to me that things could get very ugly if Offred finally got pregnant but Fred knew all along he was sterile while his wife only thought he might be.

Wouldn't half a season back, when David first learned his girlfriend was a fraud, have been a good time for him to think about having her DNA tested?

From your keyboard to God's ears.

It would have been so much more interesting if Barba had set out to demonstrate to the jurors that hypnosis can indeed make someone do something he or she doesn't want to by asking the perp how he feels while on the stand and then provoking his programmed heroin response. His vomiting on demand would have been spectacular.

How does Fred get away with seeing June alone at night? Where is Serena?

Will we be seeing him in flashbacks or something?

Can we please get back to regular old scandals now???

"I never thought leopards would eat MY face," sobs woman who voted for the Leopards Eating People's Faces Party. -- Adrian Bott

Right?! With a, "SHUT. UP."

Lord, I remember "I Wish We'd All Been Ready" from my Southern Baptist childhood. What weird memories this show conjures up.

Wait, isn't Jordan Loughran, the actress who plays Tip, a person of color? Speaking of East, I love her portrayal here:

I didn't hate the ending; the only ending I've ever actually hated was that of Lost. To this day I've never rewatched a single episode, I was so angry. That being said, I'd have taken BSG down a different path. The notion of children hating and overthrowing their parents is very mythological, and I'd have milked "All of this has happened before" for all it's worth. The opening line of the miniseries is "Are you alive?" In the end, I'd have the humans learn that at one time they, too, overthrew their creators, and perhaps they're nowhere near as human (alive) as they think, illustrating a neverending cycle of creation/rebellion.

Say what?! Milo Ventimiglia could jump my bones in a dumpster, and I'd be okay with it. :-P