Well, I'm exclaiming over them finally getting off their asses and doing something about her. Also, I totally agree with Barb -- she is a psychopath!

Not spoilery, unless you're behind in the season.

I like the songs just fine, but I have to admit I kind of suffer through the show otherwise.

Murray has become (more?) watch-from-the-hall, but I still find it funny watch-from-the-hall.

I've seen random bits of Big Love, but it fell into my "not enough time; not enough space on my DVR" category.

Oh, the sad thing I heard in the Ian McShane interview on the The Daily Show last night was that Deadwood was, well, completely dead.

Not that I'm surprised at this point.

I caught some of Big Love by accident, and then just sort of couldn't stop watching. I'll give them this, they don't pull their punches out of concern for the characters.

OK, that's the same thing then. I don't fully believe that it will happen. Some wacky thing will intervene.

And the one thing that pushed Bill over the edge was her flirtation with the attorney! If he hadn't sent her flowers, Bill would still be trying to keep the peace.

Alby's "We were born to parents with murder in their hearts, we never had a chance" [probably paraphrased] wasn't wrong.

Loving Big Love this season. They totally needed to dump Nikki, but I don't see how they can without ruining the show. Also, I think Barb is at her limit. I don't know how long she can last in the plural marriage thing at this point.

I love Barb and think Jeanne Tripplehorn should totally be nominated for and winning Emmys. Chloe Sevigny is awesome, too, but it's a flashier role. Jeanne Tripplehorn is just so believable, she breaks my heart.

Oh, I know. I actually thought Barb would give in after the church meeting -- I breathed a real sigh of relief when she just walked on by.

I know this isn't where it's going, but my happy-ending-seeking brain wants Bill to give the whole thing up and just settle back down with Barb. Margie's nice, but I don't feel like she's ever going to be an equal partner. Plus she's completely an outsider anyway -- was she even a Mormon to start out with?

Confession time: I've only started watching this season.

Margie's nice, but I don't feel like she's ever going to be an equal partner. Plus she's completely an outsider anyway -- was she even a Mormon to start out with?

I don't think she was Mormon. She was the family babysitter. Now that's a backstory I'd like to see.

Margene wasn't religious at all before joining the marriage and only got baptized (by Bill in their pool) last year or so.

Juts the practicality of unsealing with Nikki - what will they do with her house, how will they raise the kids, who will do all the household stuff she used to do (roofing and fixing appliances and whatnot) - I don't see how it can happen. And the dynamics between Margie and Barb aren't going to be easy. As abrasive and just plain wrong as Nikki generaly is, she had actual relationships with both of the other wives. I think, to Barb, Margene is still the babysitter, mostly.

I predict that that business with Alby selling other documents will be important.

Margene wasn't religious at all before joining the marriage and only got baptized (by Bill in their pool) last year or so.

She's not particularly religious now! Yeah, -t, that's what I think about the Barb/Margene relationship too. And how to handle the kids -- not to mention, how could Nikki possibly support herself? That's definitely a mess in the making. But the woman is narcissistic, manipulative, and a total mess. I wish she could just go back to work in the law office and marry the DA. Or, you know, something.