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Some of the comments on this board regarding Randall and his reaction to Kate's comments just open my eyes to the fact that I am not among too many allies here. He did NOT go off on his sister. When you are exhausted, being hit with image after image and video after video of black people being killed at the hands of people who are supposed to protect us, well, you just DO NOT feel like having that discussion. He didn't block her out. He was depicted with a very REAL reaction that black folks have had during these times. That's privilege speaking when you mention that he should have just had a discussion with her right then and there. No, he should have the discussion when he's mentally ready - and, guess what? That might not happen for a long, long time, and - to me - that's okay. Also, it doesn't matter that he was raised privileged. When an officer pulls you over, they don't have a clue how you were raised. I was doing pretty good but reading some of the comments here just threw me right back to when the George Floyd killing first happened and all the rhetoric I read online surrounding the killing. I am, again, totally exhausted.

For me, the answer would be yes. I never watched last week's episode after reading the reactions in here. I'm done with this show (at least this season) but will read what's happening by continuing to check in here.

This season has been painful to watch. Too much brü crap. And Ashton has some nerve. How about you learn not to sexually assault your coworker. Fucker.

She also said that basically he didn't romance her. We all have our love languages and when they aren't being spoken, the relationship goes nowhere.

I definitely do not think she has extensions. Natural hair is infamous for shrinkage. Getting a silk press will make it appear twice as long at times (and Iris's hair, IMO, has never been short).

Yes, I agree 100% with this! Personally, Iris has been a virgin for X amount of years (I'm not sure how old she is) and she's only known Keith for 2 weeks. So, religious or not, why should she give it to someone that soon? I get why she wouldn't want to lose her virginity until after Decision Day. I think some of her histrionics are ridiculous but I get why she's hesitant about sharing that part of herself.

They left Nymeria out of the episode. WTF?

She was on her way to Dragonstone and not near KL.

I'm in for the trainwreck. LOL Anyone watch last night?

Was it her first night in the house though? I thought the social worker said that she'd send the full case file once she got it. Would she have gotten it on the first day? I'm just wondering. Seeing Deja's plastic bag full of her belongings reminded me of a charity that I support and the reality of foster kids traveling from home to home with just that. The charity has you decorate bags for foster children so they can at least have their things in something decent. The plastic bag was all too real. :(

No, no, no, HELL NO to that conversation between Claire and Sandy. That just goes to show that Frank used his own version of what was going on to tell Sandy. Sandy doesn't get to blame Claire for Frank staying in that marriage. That was Frank's choice and his alone. I wish that scene wasn't in the episode.

So, she figures it out on her own? We all know she's not self-aware enough for that. See last week's episode, audition scene.

I would like Toby a whole lot more if he suggested Kate go to therapy. She was SO unfair to her mother!

YES to this! I said to my boyfriend, OH, that's Frank, not Black Jack. Grr...

But, like you said, Lawrence doesn't know what else she's doing. He called her that based off of, I believe, ONE picture he saw of her and Daniel. And not only that, he then accused her of sleeping with other people throughout their relationship. That is some real fuckboi shit.

I really, REALLY hope that Gilly took that book along with her!

That's not Nate's mother's son -- it's his father's son.

She was in X-Men: First Class.

Last night's episode pissed me all the way off. The wife's insistence on Reggie rewriting the thank you note then groveling to get the old note back was a bit much. I get that they're social climbers but to lose your self-respect in the process...And then to have the woman send a note back and call Julius Julian was hilarious. Serves the wife right. I'm glad that Cassie showed up at M-Chuck's therapy session. I hope it helps whatever M-Chuck is going through.

I think they were more put off by Stone talking about a plea deal. 50k to plea guilty...hmm. And his card said "No Fee Until You're Free." I don't get why he wanted retainer money then.

We did find out that he ran a red light and that weed was found in his car... I really wasn't feeling any emotion from Tichina Arnold in this episode, to be honest. For some reason, I just felt like she was acting and it took me out of the scene (though I love her relationship with her boo). But Cam, M-Chuck and Reggie's performances were great.

I would love if they can get Reggie Austin to play Joe Abernathy because that's who I picture when I read his parts in the books.

Brianna's exclamation (at the port in Inverness) that she was born in America...stupid, stupid Bree. Seriously.

I cannot wait to see the direwolf atop of Winterfell next week in the opening credits!!!

So, I just read the "Daddy" chapter and I was SO pissed at how Claire reacted to Laoghaire (I think that's how you spell it) and her daughters. She even reminds herself that Jamie doesn't know about her role in Claire being detained and put on trial for being a witch. At least give him the decency of hearing him out. But, of course, something had to happen in order for Young Ian to find her to let her know Laoghaire shot Jamie...On to the next chapter. :-)