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Hunky Nostradamus
Absolutely hysterical episode this week. One of the best episodes of the series for sure.
So it was supposed to be implied Selina was doing coke, right? Her constant trips to the bathroom, her energy compared to everyone else being dead, desire to dance.
Damn, the latest episode was on fire.
Why in the name of pixelated fuck would you do that? My God!
I'm supposed to have my finger on the button. But for all I know, it's been rewired and I'm just operating some sort of light in a closet somewhere.
Yet again, the left hand has no idea what the right hand is doing and the freakish middle hand is punching me repeatedly in the tits.
God, that is some elaborate self-sabotage right there. That is Cirque du Soleil suicide bombing.
I feel like I'm on a life-support machine and they keep pulling the plug to charge their phones.
Convention
Selina and her staff scramble to avert a major internal crisis; Amy is angry with the president's new advisor; Dan recruits Jonah and Richard to pose as influential Washington insiders.
So, when is Hugh Laurie showing up?
Tonight
I suspect they felt they'd already done enough with all the primary stuff last year before she stepped into the presidency, so they're rather yadda yadda yadda that bit and keep their focus on different parts of the process.Also is it me or did they just gloss over her winning the nomination? I thought she was getting primaried
wait I thought this was for the primary?
glad danny chung didnt get it because he winds me up
and have we seen that random congressman before?
Av club review is whack. They said it was the weakest episode and filler. This was the most consequential episode since she became POTUS!
The point was to show off that the firm is connected to the White House in some way.With Dan and Amy on the outs, I wonder if we'll see them come back to Selena's office or not. Laurie's character can't be around for too long, right? Loved how much of a goober the entire office got over his lame passable fake-out.
I really lost the idea behind the b-plot early on this week. Somehow Big Zucchini needs to talk to the president's office immediately? It was a good deal of twisting in the wind for Dan, but it didn't seem totally grounded...
Ah, okay. Maybe I'll watch this episode again.The point was to show off that the firm is connected to the White House in some way.
I hope Amy isn't just gone.
Yeah, the point of hiring a lobby group is access. Which is why Dan has to scramble to justify his existence. A lobbyist with no friends in power is basically just... well, a Dan. lolAh, okay. Maybe I'll watch this episode again.
I knew Hugh Laurie was going to appear this series but I didn't take any notice of who he'd be playing. I just assumed he'd be a British politician in a one off episode. Looks like we'll be seeing a lot more of him though. Excellent addition. He's looking a little light on top these days.
Amy's breakdown was incredible. Anna Chlumsky is so good.
Also she talked about the next season (and her being in it) as a given in an interview today.
Didn't he wear a hair piece for House? He's always been balding in the back.
Pretty sure I know which episode Anna Chlumsky will be submitting to the Emmys this year.
Pretty crazy episode, I can't believe how much storylines they've crammed all season-long.
I was so excited for Hugh Laurie to come to the show, actually, but with how intense the past episodes have been, I kinda forgot that he would eventually appear.
So when he came in waltzing in as the Veep candidate, I screamed out of joy and surprise. What a brilliant addition to an already-brilliant series.