Love that Rebecca and Greg confirmed what our one true ship on this show should be: Darryl and White Josh.

He said a few episodes ago that he'd never really been in love, so even though he's had at least one intimate relationship, I guess he never felt a connection deep enough to be thought of as love.

Ever since Ray and Mick were prisoners together last season, I've eaten up every moment of their developing, Odd Couple bromance. But this, this was more than I could have ever dreamed of and I absolutely cannot wait for The Continuing Adventures of Haircut & Heatwave!

I'd love to see the rest of the crews' reactions if Ray were to suggest they take the Waverider on a marathon shopping trip throughout time and space. Actually, his new partner would probably back him up as long as they got to steal the stuff…

I know my family would definitely watch a Flash Christmas special! The season one winter finale of The Flash, "The Man in the Yellow Suit," felt like a Christmas special already (the tone reminded me especially of a Doctor Who Christmas special, with that thread of melancholy/darkness running through it).

I believe it ticked up again this week. Hope that does your heart good to hear, I know it does mine!

I hope that's the route they're going, and I think Jason could be the catalyst for it since he seems to treat Janet like an actual person (versus just a source of information and goods) more than anyone else. I'd love it if her reboot left her so impressionable that Jason's affection and general treatment of her leads…

I know this might be unlikely to happen, but it still makes me ridiculously happy imagining what Tahani storming the Bad Place would be like. She would be a force to be reckoned with!

Her devastated look after Chidi fervently insisted their relationship was just teacher-student convinced me that she has romantic feelings for him even if she doesn't realize it yet. As for Chidi - I think it's significant that he's never been in love, because I think it means he has an idealized version of what his…

They might pick it back up now that Tahani has discovered that they both have phony soulmates.

Wow, really? That's very cool, and whatever advice was given seems to be working extraordinarily well.

I've been so continually delighted by Jason's antics that his scene with Janet came as an out-of-nowhere gut punch. I seriously wanted give him a hug after his forlorn, "You're the only person who's nice to me."

Man, Kristen Bell's subtle expressions of heartbreak as Chidi connected with the other Eleanor DESTROYED me! I know she could just be fearing the loss of her first true friend, but after this episode, I really want those two crazy kids to defy the soulmate system and end up together.

You beat me to it! But Trevor has to share scenes with her.

Always thought Furbies looked suspiciously like Mogwais - I lived in terror of getting mine wet.

Oooh, I'm kinda in love with this idea!

I remember that we were speculating that since the train could only be operated by Janet and our Janet was pretty non-functional, perhaps there was a Bad Janet. And oh how our hopes were rewarded!

My college had an exceptional improv troupe, but I'm well aware they were the exception not the rule. And having seen bad improv elsewhere, I can understand how that could be considered torture.

It's nice to see the DC higher-ups are starting to lift their bans on certain characters being in the TV universe, first with Superman, now this. And I'm a fan of who they cast, so I can't wait!

With all the mess that came later, it's difficult to remember that they actually did work well together as a couple for a while there, before the writers threw every trope-based wedge they could into it. Now I have only vague memories of being happy at how they balanced them being a functional, realistic couple…