Lousy unions couldn't even organize Labor Day right, that's what I'm hearing.

I think my favorite part of the A-plot was the very end, where Rick and Zeep both immediately understand that the microverse has to get back to work to avoid certain destruction.

Rick hates Inception and yet he's done it twice now

(warmly) awww, bitch…

The A.V. Club

"It would be so much easier to only pay attention when I needed to. To just… arrive at the conclusion. Is that what you do?"

So, Elliot obviously threw himself out of the window this week, and off the pier thing at the beach earlier this season.

I don't remember it that well, but I seem to recall thinking the "born a month ago" referred to us, the imaginary friend.

The opening titles have been one of my favorite little things about this show. That "USA Network Presents" is when things really kick into gear

Gideon has such a bad day: wolfing down his breakfast, finding the (pointless, I assume?) hard drives burnt up, discovering that he's down as ordering the removal of the honeypot and at Wellick's insistence it can't be restored, finding Wellick mysteriously fired and the CTO out of reach.

He was still bent out of shape that last time Elliot robbed a customer he chose Cool Runnings over True Romance.

I liked the episode and not as a "twist," as you say.

Seymour from Futurama was waiting just out of frame.

"That was already confirmed last week"

That gun Darlene tried to give Elliot is stashed in the popcorn machine that got the portentous last shot, right?

I assume that would be the "Bucs," the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

I haven't really paid attention lately, but Ballers definitely used real names and logos, at least the Dolphins, Bills, and Packers had appeared.

You want to be on-brand whilst obstructing justice.

Oh sure, I can't think of a way it will be used to any positive outcome, I just want that overly-dramatic music in my life on a weekly basis.

Life: it's literally all you have, and you're a bunch of stuck-up sluts