It's so dense. Every single image has so many things going on.

This episode is ironclad proof this show needed a narrator. Justi magine Diane zooming into the map on her phone, both dreading and expecting the words "Twin Peaks" to appear… and suddenly you hear Ron Howard going "Hey, that's the name of the show!"

DUDE = KIND
LOVE = MAN

That's a lot of words to say you don't like Bond movies (which is fine obviously).

I hate it when they hire Yanks to play Brits. You can always tell.

That's all I was wondering about, but it does look a lot like a toupee…

You, sir, are a mouthful!

Come on, Bridge isn't that boring.

Macroeconomically speaking, stealing is indeed a victimless crime. Well, in this case, the tents are presumably less useful to the thief than to the restaurant, so I guess it does reduce overall welfare here.

I think every family has their own weird household remedy against onion tears. What I used to be told is that if you take a sip of water and keep it in your mouth during slicing, you won't feel pain. I'm assuming it works (although only barely) because you're concentrating on something other than your eyes during the…

It's a lot more complicated than that theologically ("Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. For truly, I say to you, until heaven and earth pass away, not an iota, not a dot, will pass from the Law until all is accomplished."), but it is…

I thought she was the most organic character on the show and her acting really stood out in a good way. I'd definitely miss her, I've got a thing for straight men/women in my comedy.

Somehow Fantastic Beasts managed to go through the same development as the eight regular Potter movies within its running time. Where the Hogwarts movies started off well within the books' idiosyncratic parody of British culture and eventually devolved into action movies that replace guns with wands, FB introduced us…

Funny thing is, as opposed to a mark in wrestling terminology, who believes that everything that happens in the ring is real, GLOW's Mark thinks nothing his wife does is real: Debbie's soap opera and wrestling jobs ("is this some sort of elaborate ploy?"), her intention to get rid of him (fake divorce papers), he…

After jsut having a conversation on why episode 8 was necessary for the season, I have to admit I think this episode is a little pointless. Having to raise money to save the clubhouse/film the wrestling show/keep X out of jail is just such a tired sitcom trope that I couldn't bring myself to care about much of the…

Less sympathetic than Arthie or Sheila? I don't think so.

Sorry, I have to ask. Is your avatar a recreation of the Dry cover?

Sheila opening the bathroom stall door to reveal the giant FUCK NIXON scrawled on there might be the best sight gag of the season.

Would Debbie know about Ruth figuring out the Russian character though? I think at that point in the show she still thinks of Ruth as a non-entity, as far as the wrestling show goes.

It doesn't help that Sam also had no problem blurring the lines between wrestling villain Ruth and real life jackass Ruth, at least as much as he had to in order to get Debbie on board. Most of the women have neither wrestling nor theatre experience, and with those broadly stereotypical characters they're getting used…