Episode Title: “An Irish Lullaby”

Synopsis: Ray and Terry travel to Coney Island to track down Ray’s missing car; Mickey, Daryll, and Sandy continue their quest for the truth about the 1977 heist.

Discuss.

Scarlett was fantastic! In an alternative universe where she wasn’t the mega star that she is, I think she would have made a great cast member.

Driver

1. “Call Me by Your Name” (2017)
2. “Moonlight” (2016)
3. “God’s Own Country” (2017)
4. “Carol” (2015)
5. “Weekend” (2011)
6. “Stranger by the Lake” (2013)
7. “A Fantastic Woman” (2017)
8. “Pariah” (2011)
9. “Keep the Lights On” (2012)
10. “The Normal Heart” (2014)

Exit interview:

Veronica’s diapers/bloomers look was the worst of the week, so this was a deserved elimination. Sometimes the tell-tale phone call/FaceTime home is the editing giveaway of who’s going home, and that was the actual case this time. Nice win for Marquise. Not to my tastes, but it fit all the requirements of the “street chic” challenge and the judges…[Read more]

Christian Siriano will do exit interviews with each eliminated designer this season. I liveeee!

First one here with Jenn & Asma:

^^^ “Attention must be paid!”

I think the way I envisioned it was the way “Will & Grace” handled Rosario’s death, which would be to have all the cast and memorable people Larry’s met, past and present, converging to celebrate Funkhauser’s life. All types of hijinks would then ensue, etc. Can you imagine Rosie O’Donnell or Chris Williams there? The “Seinfeld” crew? But…[Read more]

Episode Title: “Cats of the Urban Jungle”

Synopsis: The remaining designers must make their own spin on the classic animal prints; another contestant is eliminated from the competition.

Discuss.

Both groups liked other performances better. I doubt it went far beyond that. DeNiro was nodded for “Wizard of Lies” after that cringeworthy DeMille speech he gave at the Globes, and SAG will devote an entire segment to him this year with the Lifetime Achievement Award. Super-competitive year in Lead Actor, and despite all of that, he still has a…[Read more]

Season premiere:

I think Mark Mylod gets in directing fairly easily next year. If they can give the win to Jason Bateman lol, I don’t see why the directors can’t give Mylod a chance on a hot property. I “hope” the show ups its tallies next year even if only Cox gets in. 2 writing, perhaps? I’d submit the picturesque “Tern Haven,” but I have a feeling the season…[Read more]

Then Comer could have been dropped in that case. The field could have easily included both this year’s Emmy winner and last year’s SAG winner. SAG is the l least resistant to dropping former nominees and winners. Oh’s performance in season 2 would have had to drop precipitously, and I don’t fully believe that when the Emmys could have snubbed…[Read more]

Can’t wait! I hope to see a nice tribute done for Bob Einstein sometime this season.

There was no assurance that Moss would return given season 3’s reception. Also wasn’t guaranteed that Carter would make it alongside Colman. Aniston and Comer, yes. There was room for Oh here. My point still stands regardless.

Didn’t expect the complete SAG shutout. DISGUSTING. Series, directing, writing, and Cox should still be fine for the Emmys, but now I wonder about any other acting nods. Culkin may benefit from the paucity of supporting actor drama contenders, but the rest of them? The lack of consensus as already mentioned will be a problem moving forward, as…[Read more]

Last year’s winner being snubbed the following year when eligible is significant.

Take your damn condescension elsewhere. Porter is a significant snub. Oh is a significant snub. “This is Us” is a significant snub. “Succession” is a significant snub. Very Globes-like in mentality and approach.

I just noticed this! I knew that “Pose” had a fight on its hands in Drama Ensemble, but no Billy Porter? Terrible, terrible snub!