Jefra actually got airtime tonight; she must be going home
soon.

Do you think there is anyway Tony can blow this? I think he probably won a million tonight; I'm OK with it though since he is so damn entertaining.

Well, at least Tony found the Tyler Perry idol.

To answer Todd's question, I think Lester is attempting to train himself to be human again. The scene from the first episode where Lester's brother talks about how Lester was brushing his teeth and staring in the mirror for 15 minutes is pretty important in my mind; Lester had lost touch with his humanity before the…

The ultimate power move; someone tries to tough talk you? Just start taking a shit right in front of them.

He wants to know why there is no library. Every town should have a library.

Stellar police work by Bob Odenkirk; mess does rhyme with Hess, I'm satisfied.

This season might not have hit any series highs, but I still think it was the funniest show on TV by a significant margin. I hope we aren't going back to ISIS against Reed's true wishes; to be honest I really don't care what the plot is as long as it is really fucking funny. And yeah, paralyzed Ray is the best kind of…

The CIA: wasting money doing whatever the fuck we want just so we can increase our budget next year, since 1947.

I was pretty surprised Archer didn't start bitching about the name.

I'm 100% sure I told you.

I like to think that Woodhouse is still trapped in the gym waiting for someone rescue him.

I agree; my bad for not making that come across. Clearly these guys are at each others throats and have been since the merger, but I still think there is a sense of cordiality between them (especially outside the office). I viewed Jim's comment as one last jab for the day (pretty much every discussion between these…

"The usurper Janet Yellen."

Some really good elevator scenes tonight chock full of passive aggressiveness. You got Ginsberg not wanting to hold the door for Peggy and Stan probably wishing he didn't hold the door once she forgets that it's Valentine's Day in extremely awkward fashion. And then the end of the episode with Jim and Roger, where Jim…

I just took it as a sign that Don does not give a fuck about anything at that point in the episode; Don is so career driven that not having his job has made the rest of his life meaningless. Contrasted with the end of the episode where Sally reminds him what is really important.

Through the combination of an asshole boss, a racist partner, and a dick measuring contest between Roger and Jim, Dawn finds herself promoted.

Somewhere in Detroit Bob Benson is anxiously awaiting a phone call.

Even Ted knows to just sit there and let Pete rant because he is never going to actually do anything about it. Pete Campbell the paper tiger.

Damn those first ten minutes were pretty fucking depressing.