That's totally fair. it's definitely not really for young kids in that perspective. Definitely young adults though.

I don't know if I'm happy or sad that the Inhumans term didn't stick just because Fitz used that phrasing.

So why did Fitz not want to help out with the Indexing? Was it because he was against it in principle, or was it because he wasn't supportive of Gonzalez, or some other reason I missed?

When Coulson says he's been wrong about things lately, I'm putting the whole "spending too much time together with Fitz and Hunter" on the list. I would watch many scenes with just those three hanging out.

It was probably just muscle milk in those vials.

There was one thing severely missing from AOU. So Spoilers obviously if you haven't seen the film, though if you haven't, get out there and see it!.

Glad Over the Garden Wall got a shoutout! I'll also throw my hat to Regular Show too.

I got really excited when I saw the Gravity Falls photo. I really miss Gravity Falls.

That's what I was getting at. So that whole scene wasn't really meant to be character insight per se, just another fake out purely for the audience's benefit and maybe if DeSalvo was spying on them.

So the whole scene where the gang is downstairs and eventually watches the Sting was also part of the Grift right? Abed mentioned how sometimes the actors put on an act in the middle of a film for the audience's perspective, and I can't imagine Jeff's plan to grift the teacher wasn't formed by then.

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A Dawson's Creek reference. Two things about that. Did Joey do that a lot in the show? It's been a long time since I watched it and even then I never "watched it". Just bits and pieces along the way.

Think it was season 6 that had JD's character go down a string of unfortunate events that left him on a pretty bad road.

Braff was really likable in seasons 1-2 and parts of 4-5. but yeah, kinda like Carla/Elliot in hindsight there were a lot of selfish qualities that went into JD's characterization. Still enjoy JD though and Scrubs.

Well we know that's not Rosa's twin. If she had a twin, Rosa would have eaten her in the womb.

She also wore a pink shirt. Guess that's what love does to a girl.

Great episode for Jian Yang and Carla. This episode had a lot of great laughs, not that I didn't think the other three episodes didn't, but this felt more comedic heavy and I was onboard the entire episode.

It'll be fun seeing Baghead likely ultimately be Hooli's demise. I just wish it wasn't at the cost of Baghead's potential development.

Sherlock: It's statistics, Watson. It's not that they fail more, it's just that they don't try.

Dinesh and Gilfoyle messing with the company and making it spend excess than necessary could've been a whole subplot on it's own. The whole common enemy Piped Piper has with Russ will probably put that type of shenanigans on hold, but it's definitely a dynamic I hope the show plays into someday.