1) I love the idea of Lucifer building a stable of zany reoccurring character to pop in once every season or so - Psych did that really well and I miss it. 2) The smash-cut to Lucifer pouting on Candy’s couch in a Snuggie was my biggest laugh of the night. 3) Who the hell is watching Chloe and Dan’s daughter while…

I have never wanted to jump into a scene and hug a fictional character the way I did when Dustin was alone on the dance floor, fighting back tears. Go Nancy Wheeler, patron saint of Friend’s Cool Older Sisters.

Same. I’ve been personally relating to Rebecca the whole time but in that scene all I saw was my BPD-having sister. It physically hurt.

I really like your reading of WhiJo. He has that underlying current of anger and frustration that a lot of queer people, even when we realized it young and accept it, still carry against a straight world that gets to be so complicated and messy without anyone putting a label on it.

I cried laughing at the “JOSH GROBANNNNN” reveal. Which is convenient because I was already crying due to the most painfully honest depiction of BPD I’ve ever seen on television.

I just about cried laughing at Linda’s episode-long freak out; “The sandwich is Hitler?” and the shot where she and Lucifer have reversed seats in her office are tied for my favorite moments.

They did a pretty funny “where are Lucas’ parents?” SNL sketch last year. “Lucas, I told you not to hang out with these weird little white kids.”

Oh my God, I got that vibe in the last episode (the combo of “she’s not my type”/his dad dropping the other F-bomb) but as a full time queer, alluding to gayness with just “she/he’s not my type” is one of those lazy pet-peeve lines of mine. I hope the ST writers do better than that.

I don’t think I’ve ever laughed as hard at a line in a song as I at “Wait- what the fuck happened to Susan?”

I died laughing at Will’s shitty little brother scenes with Jonathan. “Is that why you have no friends?” “I have friends, Will.” “Then why are you always hanging out with me?”

They only need like twelve actors in the UK because they’re all so damn good. I love Colman.

I saw him in Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead when I was living in London and he was great - I think stage work is more respected in England and less of a “drop in for a season to rack up a Tony nom” career move that’s popular in the US.

I cannot believe he got through the set without breaking down. Superhero.

I started sobbing when the imaginary Phoenix logo appeared over Cameron and Donna’s heads, and didn’t stop until Joe broke into a serene, finally-at-peace smile while surveying his classroom. I hope shows like Halt and Catch Fire become the rule, not the exception.

I was talking about the guy who gave her a car for teriyaki sauce, buddy.

This is why the other countries are beating us.

You know just because we CAN write an article about something doesn’t mean we SHOULD.

“I’m gonna go cry in the bathroom now, peace out homies!”

R&M is a great TV show with the absolute worst and most terrifying fanbase on Earth.

Don’t forget “Botox’d the pain away”.