But doesn't it make sense that Duko is the shooter? We would assume that Evie was the one who gave the order to kill Delphine, so Duko seems to be the likeliest candidate — he pretty much did all of Evie's dirty work.

So, does anyone else love the fact that Krystal inadvertently saved Delphine's life (with a ringtone, no less)?

"You guys overpaid in love this year, so you're getting 20% back."
"This is probably the wrong form, but I appreciate it."

Holy moly, this is so beautifully said.

Anyone else finish this episode thinking only, "Holy $#!t"?

Any other Broadway buffs out there who recognized KERRY BUTLER as Anne Marie? I definitely freaked out.

I agree. I'm actually loving Homeland right now, a feeling I haven't felt since Season 1 and the first half of Season 2. I was so tense watching yesterday's episode, even though nothing REALLY happened. I find the show's reboot in Germany to be working well, and, unlike Joshua, I have no problem watching Carrie and…

I'm surprised no one has brought this up yet, but LEO IS SO FRICKIN' ADORABLE. I swear my heart melted a little bit every time Leo was shown on screen.

Joshua, I don't know if anyone has posted this as a comment on any of your earlier reviews, but I just want to express how much I appreciate your writing. The way you express your ideas is immensely thoughtful and (for the lack of a better word) un-lazy; I'm glad you don't just resign to the lowest common denominator…

And don't forget about Jessica Lu in MTV's Awkward. While she's no longer with the show — and her Asian Mafia storyline got old, fast — her character, Ming, was probably the most fully fleshed-out portrayal of an Asian American woman I've seen on a TV comedy.

The "get a cookie, give a cookie" line was a brilliant piece of writing, in my opinion: both ridiculously funny and emotionally resonant in a truly unexpected way. It's that kind of writing that got me hooked onto New Girl in the first place. While I still see glimpses of that show here and there, I now find myself…

Here's to hoping that Suburgatory is picked up by another network. (TBS, are you listening?)

Poor Winston. All he wanted was a honey roast, and all he got was being co-opted once again.

Ryan also forwarded Fred the "BEST Knock-Knock joke EVER" while the precocious Victor Ha sent an email for the purpose of "sharing a newspaper article." Meanwhile, Sheila responded to an email Fred sent that had the subject line "Sorry". Indeed, it's the little things.

Is it just me or was the writing far more "adult" this week than your typical Suburgatory episode? I'm not going to lie, it was a bit jarring.

^ THIS. I'm pretty sure it's been more than a year since I've enjoyed a Glee episode as much as I did this one. The restrained nostalgia and intentional low-budget take really sold it for me. It reminded me of the humble magic that drove the Glee I remember and love — long before it became the unnecessary cash cow…

Speaking of the Grant children, can someone tell me what in the world happened to Teddy? My memory is failing here, and I can't for the life of me remember what happened to him…or perhaps the show just decided to completely ignore him this entire season?

You guys, it's official: The Mindy Project was renewed for a third season.

Finally! After 6 months of waiting I get a (possible) explanation! But in all seriousness, THANK YOU. As I said in my comment, this was the one plot hole that was absolutely driving me nuts, being a person who hardly ever notices plot holes, it was especially bothersome. Needless to say, I was indeed shocked by…

Without a doubt, an A. What a beautiful finale.