I have ridden the mighty moon worm!

I really liked this episode. Seeing Liz start to unravel after the tea party is a slow process that goes from the absurd to the frantic to the emotional. Seeing her breakdown a little while staring at that robot shaped hole was nicely done.

"Looking like that he talked his way into Jill St. John's bed. Enough said."

"Kif, you forgot the little parasol. THAT'S WHAT MAKES IT A SCOTCH ON THE ROCKS."

George Orwell wrote Nineteen Eighty-four while slowly dying of tuberculosis. He wrote the masterpiece of dystopian satire i his bed in 1948 and died in 1949.

I really enjoyed this episode. The action really picked up and we got to see Peggy being both detective and badass (though not superhuman which is cool).

I assumed that had she gotten the information she was looking for she would have taken out the doc.

She has been throwing smoke lately.

Who takes over? Sam Bee?

"Travel and lack of kids were always in the stars for Robin and not for Ted, but otherwise?"

New Girl is a situation which has had two 'shipping problems in Nick/Jess and Schmidt/Cece. They've essentially gasleaked Nick/Jess since everything is rapidly and mysteriously normalized but haven't quite figured out what to do with Schmidt and Cece.

Maybe, maybe not. It would explain a lot if one or more were still alive.

Krieger Mystery solved.

Did anyone else notice that they focused for a brief second on Annelise's diamond ring still on her finger as they zipped her up in that suitcase?

So a woman was fired for acting in something unbecomming the status of the lead/writer/producer/director of the Room and the Apartment?

Watched the Super Bowl and saw the Nationwide AD and the final goal-line play call reach HIMYM finale levels of bad decision making.

No I'd call his night with Irina an actual night of passion and not part of the mission. Based on the look on his face when he returned home and found Elizabeth wanting to mend things and her later reaction when she found out the truth. I don't think you get those reactions if it was part of the job.

"Philip’s investment in his marriage is stronger than ever, but that doesn’t stop him from engaging in an extramarital tryst that isn’t a requirement of his job."

I've felt things I never had before. Love, jealousy, passion for disemboweling.

I cannot help but say "AHA! 32 Flavors." every time I pass a Baskin Robbins.