
She is such a good actress. The fact that these two high-profile roles are so different and she's equally excellent in them – high-impact regardless of screen time – bodes well for her future. This dress is gorgeous on her.

I wonder if she LIKES the platforms, or if she, too, lives for the day her styling team can get something properly tailored for her height. Melanie Thee Lynskey deserves it.

I can't say I love the puce suit – is it puce? Pale puce? Puce Lite? Anyway, meh, but the grey shirt plays off his eyes and that's making it go down easier.

Friends, I chortled. Which I suspect was the point. This woman sells pungent and highly suspicious "health" tonics underneath her saloon in Victorian England, and also may have died 20 years prior.

I thought perhaps he was in this season, but it seems not? So he's just dressing to match the logo. Thoughtful!

If this ISN'T vintage Cavalli from around 2004, it certainly wants us to believe it is.

This looks like she tried to make pants out of her hotel sheets.

I LOVE this shirt, and also the waxed jeans, actually. AND the clutch. I just want to burn the glasses.

This is wearing her. It is practically dragging her around, and her head-styling clashes with it.

There's a germ of a nice idea in that top, but it's FAR more interested in inviting me to a breakfast buffet at which it's serving boob pancakes. Which, given the subject matter of this show, could have macabre implications.

She looks like she was in a British punk band 20 years ago and is angling for a reunion.

He's one of the show's unsung heroes – he's VERY entertaining as Shauna's hapless husband.

Jennifer has turned her hand to directing lately, and I believe that's the capacity in which she's here. This is fine! Her earrings and lipstick really sing.
