I thought this was the best episode of the season. It seemed like stories that the writers wanted to tell instead of stories (Victoria/Quinn/Nick) that they absolutely had to tell because of the mythology but just wanted to get over with. The pacing was much better because it wasn't all focused on the conclusion of…

Leonard is just so unimaginably awful to Penny. Just because she's being friendly with a guy he first bullies her into telling the guy she has a boyfriend, even after that gets annoyed that she laughs with any other guy, then spies on her, then lies to the guy.

Leonard is just so unimaginably awful to Penny. Just because she's being friendly with a guy he first bullies her into telling the guy she has a boyfriend, even after that gets annoyed that she laughs with any other guy, then spies on her, then lies to the guy.

I think Clay guessed that Romeo was CIA and then bluffed him into revealing it. He had no possible way of actually knowing, but he said something like "what federal agency could pull that off?" and they sort of nodded and accepted that he'd found out.

I think Clay guessed that Romeo was CIA and then bluffed him into revealing it. He had no possible way of actually knowing, but he said something like "what federal agency could pull that off?" and they sort of nodded and accepted that he'd found out.

"It's time to put down that challah…" "And get ready to holla!"

"It's time to put down that challah…" "And get ready to holla!"

Maybe they need proof for the IRA more than for the club. Galen's going to need to be convinced to keep dealing with them if Clay's gone.

Maybe they need proof for the IRA more than for the club. Galen's going to need to be convinced to keep dealing with them if Clay's gone.

Yeah, there are a lot of things like that. But the smoking thing, for example, was revealed years into the show. There was no way they could have planned it from the beginning because it wasn't part of the canon then.

Yeah, there are a lot of things like that. But the smoking thing, for example, was revealed years into the show. There was no way they could have planned it from the beginning because it wasn't part of the canon then.

There's more stuff than that. He has horrible taste in shirts. He's a Giants fan who gets way too emotional about football. He's a chef (which requires a level of intelligence).

There's more stuff than that. He has horrible taste in shirts. He's a Giants fan who gets way too emotional about football. He's a chef (which requires a level of intelligence).

So, Nick is really dumb now? They couldn't think of a reason to break-up that would possibly fit in with what we already know about his character?

So, Nick is really dumb now? They couldn't think of a reason to break-up that would possibly fit in with what we already know about his character?

To be fair, Matt Flynn hasn't really failed yet.

To be fair, Matt Flynn hasn't really failed yet.

This Andy family stuff feels weird because it has nothing to do with the office setting or with any of the other characters on the show. Michael dealt with personal issues all the time, but he would make them into office issues. Pam's had problems with her family both when her parents got divorced and when Michael…

This Andy family stuff feels weird because it has nothing to do with the office setting or with any of the other characters on the show. Michael dealt with personal issues all the time, but he would make them into office issues. Pam's had problems with her family both when her parents got divorced and when Michael…

The reunion scene was (I believe) their 20th college reunion, which would put it in about 2019-2020.