So relieved they managed to fix the butter issue.
I'm seeing a lot of hate towards Skyler here and I just want to know: what exactly would you have done differently in her situation?
If the IRS begins a serious investigation about Ted, it wouldn't take them long to find out that the woman who cooked his books is now running a business that she bought with undeclared money. If Ted goes down, everybody else goes down with him. Skyler didn't ask to be in the situation she's in, and yet, she's the only person that is actually thinking about the consequences of Ted and Walt's actions in the long term and trying to save both their asses in the process.
Pam, I am so proud of you.
I really hate how they try to get this sound guy in the middle of Jim and Pam's relationship. I mean, how am I supposed to believe that a guy that handsome has being around the office for almost nine years without a single person (not even Meredith) telling anything about his looks, and that suddenly he and his wife have been friends with Jim and Pam all along? I'm sorry but it just doesn't make any sense.
Miss Vanjie's "you're struggling in all the categories. You gotta pick a struggle, you can't struggle at everything" are words I now live by.
I just wanted you to know that you can't just say the word "bankruptcy" and expect anything to happen.
When Fleabag said "Oh God, I fancy a priest" , I really felt that.
OUR PRICES HAVE NEVER BEEN LOWER
And in that moment, I swear we all were Lucius.
Other fictional works about time travelling: Whatever you do, please don’t interact with yourself and don’t let your past self even see you, OR TERRIBLE THINGS WILL HAPPEN.
Dark: Hey there! I’m you from 66 years into the future and these ones here are the child, the adult, and the elder selves of the baby you don’t even know you’re pregnant with!
Don't you just love it when a guy has a daughter and suddenly realises women are human beings?
Well why have I been separating the trash into whites and colors?
Lost it at "It's Britney, bitch."
I'm genuinely surprised to see the glass coffee table in Jesse's living room survived a three-day-long party.
Name a less iconic couple than Jon and Daenerys, I'll wait.
Their romantic storyline is purely fanservice (who asked for this, anyway?). Everything about them seems forced and their scenes are so cringey that it gives me actual physical pain to watch them. Teenagers write better fanfiction on the Internet every day. And to add insult to the injury, Kit and Emilia have the on-screen chemistry of two small rocks placed next to each other. Someone please make this stop.
"Annie is pretty young, we try not to sexualize her"
Citadel feels like it was written by someone who watched Archer and thought it was realistic.
I need somebody to produce a road movie where Binotto and Steiner just drive around Italy drinking wine and making fun of each other's facial features.
Arizona backwards is still Arizona. It's a palomino.
What a trip to be rewatching this episode in 2020.
The greatest movie in history.
I am very frustrated that Claire didn’t play the paradox card: with Randall dead, Frank doesn’t exist, Claire doesn’t marry him, they don’t travel to Scotland together and she doesn’t go back in time in the first place. Jesus Christ, just explain that to Jamie and stop all this unnecessary drama.
How many times has Sally already been emotionally scarred for life throughout the series? Someone please make it stop.
I truly believe it would have been easier for Joanna's plan if she had just emptied the pickle jar on the floor. But I'm not here to judge.
STOP, and I can't stress this enough, INVENTING
I just finished rewatching the entire show and it turns out that rewatching Fleabag wasn't the best way to get over Fleabag, who would've thought. It's being said that it'll pass but I don't think it ever will.
Drug-fuelled Mad Men episodes are always my favourite Mad Men episodes.
Haas episodes are always the best episodes.
If you'll excuse me, I'll spend the rest of the day thinking about Mulder telling to Scully "you're my one in five billion" while staring at my ceiling.
I believe we kept forgetting how dangerous this sport is, and from time to time we need episodes like this to remind us how much all of these drivers are risking everytime they jump into a car. RIP, Anthoine.
