Of course.

Pretty weird considering it felt like the entire season was building them up as some form of big bad.

I'm fascinated by how they're gonna resolve this Jim & Pam mess and if by the end we'll have some idea why they thought this would make a nice final season storyline.

Anyone momentarily thought that Cyril had shut the hatch on all of them? That editing was purposeful.

"It was either this or Rachel getting that abortion in a falsetto 'No More Drama'." —Ryan Murphy.

I don't know… even at it's worst Rory & Jess always felt like the most realized and realistic of "bad relationships".

…

Eh. Considering he called her when she left, that she's been his main thoroughline since the pilot and that she was the reason he broke up with Mandy, it felt strange for Debbie to be there (pretty sure she was) but not Lip.

"That skank broke him. I can make him whole again!"

Health benefits and stability. She has 5 mouths to feed.

The Thanksigiving one with Monica from last year and its follow-up are still up there, IMO.

This was telegraphed since the episode where that army recruit came for Lip but not Ian….

The one thing that felt off about that episode was Ian. He always occupy such an awkward space on the screen. Given how tight of a family these kids are supposed to be, it felt really off not to have him interact with Frank at all this episode. Or attend Lip's graduation party. Or checking in on Fiona (and vice…

"Trying to get back to his family"

…..Don't call it a dismount. It diminishes us as a species.

Yeah, it started then for me. This week just confirmed it.

"Just ignore it. It's not diegetic."

"When did the president's cold wife become my favorite character?" - Me this morning, watching over my 'reals.

I loved the condescending and high way Ben told the mayor his eagle was starving.

Seems like a lot of effort for a guy who shoots on sight. And didn't he already give steve his warning last time? On that other boat?