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I really like the Ron-Joyce plot. It was educational how these pharmacetical sales people work, and I really felt for Joyce in the end when it turned out she has no real friends. So sad, but who hasn't been there? The baby shower plotline was kinda annoying and not that fun, but whatever.

Oh my, so much to say about this episode. The popcorn selling plotline was funny and I thought they utilized Grover well. The stuff with the temporary car Dave got was obvious product placement, but I guess it's fine? I really like Malcolm's mock interview and how Marty walked into it Is it just my eyes playing me, or did Malcolm's actor gain weight compared to last episode?

There is a really compelling theory: 1. Kate will have some sort of emotional blowup and an argument with Jaclyn 2. Feeling alone, she phones home 3. Important: when she talked to Victoria, she mentioned that when she talks with their common friend again, she will mention that Victoria said hi. 4. This will happen, she will call her friend, and that friend will reveal to Kate that Tim is currently embroiled in a scandal. 5. Kate will somehow let Victoria know about this, either on purpose or inadvertently, assuming she already knows. 6. This is how Victoria finds out Tim is in trouble.

Piper doesn’t actually want to be Buddhist. She just wants to get away from her family- and a year at a Buddhist retreat is the way to do it in her mind(or maybe the back of her mind). I think in the next ep when Timothy proclaims he agrees with the monks and wants to stay too she will completely lose all interest.

Question: in S5E5, when Siegfried tells Carmody that there will always be a place for him at Skeldale House, but not as a vet, what does that mean? Simply that he is welcome to visit any time as a friend, or something more? And Mr Higgins: Who thought it was a good idea to include such an annoying, self-important personality in the season? Or maybe it was just me who was completely exasperated by him?

Good job! Keep doing it

The guy at the wedding said Ruby is deeply selfish and self-centered and we can ascertain that many of her relationships failed because of this. I am not sure there is a deeper reason.

Yup. Migrants and trans issues are the far right's bread and butter. It works very well to radicalize people. Not just in the US. In Europe as well. Example: Italy just installed a law yesterday where pronouns will be policed in schools from now on, only the traditional male and female forms are allowed to be used.

Looking at the military subreddit, it seems most are on Trump's side mainly because he is against trans people and immigrants. It seems like there is a lot of leeway for any administration as long as they are openly for taking away the rights of migrants and those who want to use they / them pronouns.

Because this really is what Republicans want. When in doubt, I like to check out political forum dot com, a website mostly occupied by Trumps supporters. They are very pleased with what he is doing and are not bothered by these recent events like the group chat leak. In fact they make all the excuses for the parties involved. A lot of people agree with everything Trump is doing and is interesting to see how they justify all of his actions.

There is a 30 second scene from this upcoming episode in the beginning of this video and it's really good. Oh they are directly confronting each other

Unlikely. The series wants to have some sort of social commentary. If it disparages white people in the process, even better. Tim committing suicide wouldn't have a huge message so I'm sure they will go in a different direction.

Are we ever going to circle back to Victoria not recognizing Kate? I don't want to end the season without this being explained 😔