Again, not complaining, just noting.
I thought he was a good guy, but now I’m just not sure.
Who hasn’t seenSpinal Tap?
Shouldn’t that be something you reveal to someone before you sleep with them?
Sarah gave Roy a 7.5 in bed, which Kitty said they could improve on.
“That must be what happens when Republicans orgasm.”
Nora’s big decision was whether to support Kitty in her run for Robert’s Senate seat.
Justin, you are funny when the story line has nothing to do with you.
Let’s keep it that way.
Nora pushed for anonymous ballots, which meant everyone assumed the single no vote was hers.
Robert reminded her that Kitty wants to fight, and Nora was officially onboard.
Their time in the kitchen trading barbs made me realize I’ll miss more than Lowe’s torso.
McCallister can be quite witty, like when he referred to the knife set Nora unrolled as weapons.
“Only a Republican would see these as weapons and not kitchen utensils,” Nora said.
In the end, it was Kevin who’d voted no.
She knew Kevin did it just because he was so desperate to fit in and have a friend.
“You ever again call my brother a fag…
I will have you killed,” Kitty said at the end of a heated retort .
Hooray for protective older sisters!
Like Kitty, she meant it.
It was also decision time for Holly.
They could become partners, he said.
She wanted to hear about the boatload, he wanted to order drinks so he could “relax.”
If he was going to spill his secrets, he wanted Holly’s loyalty.
They cut to commercial as he was kissing her neck.
The next we saw Holly, she was at home, sitting at her table crying.
“Are you serious?
Cause after the night that I’ve had,” she said, fighting back tears.
She said yes and promised that she was selling her shares and getting out of Ojai.
Say what you want about Holly, but she is a strong woman.
Do you think she’s really going to sell her shares?
To whom: York or the Walkers?
What did you think of the episode?
What drama do you foresee her campaign bringing?
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