In a way, I like that the show isn't scared of taking left turns. In fact, if he were more of an outright asshole it would probably be really funny. I think they show got caught in the middle ground.

Whatever happened to Phil the worm anyhow? Did Mike just abandon him?

Good point. That original beat felt totally shoehorned into the show to begin with.
I think this episode was a misstep, but I do like the idea of the past coming back to haunt Tandy. These characters survived the end of the world and have every opportunity to forge new identities. It's a bit of a nightmare…

The reveal of Mike's true nature does a lot to explain Phil's behaviour throughout the series. This episode felt like a bit of a regression for Phil, but I think the show is smart enough to pay it off in the end. I mean, nobody expects Mike to be around beyond this season so big developments are likely in the making.
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I have Sweden's phone number? Time to Stalkholm

I could have sworn that was Jennifer Lawrence in the trailer. Guess not.

That makes sense. They often show Stan giving these pensive looks, but sometimes it's a misdirect. Even four seasons in, it seems a bit early for Stan to be closing in on the Jennings.

That was a tense moment, but it seemed to come out of nowhere. Aren't they always traveling last minute as part of their cover? Not sure why the last-minute EPCOT cancellation would give Stan pause.

I figure that's her way of throwing the FBI off the trail. She only agreed to the date with Aderholt because she senses people at the office are on to her. Maybe she even noticed Stan snooping around her apartment?

Six strikes in a row for Elizabeth? Somebody check her for Meldonium.

Nina!!! NYEEEEEEEEEEEET!!!!

What about Michael Bay? His dinosaurs were both CGI and robots! In disguise!

This is the end, friend.

I've never read this book. I didn't know the BFG was an old man. I hope the movie features the World's Largest Werther's.

I just signed up for a lifetime contract. Starz & streamz 4eva

Gene and Zeke make a pretty good duo.
I love aggro Teddy.
That Regular-Sized Rudy rant was fantastic.
The goat with two-butts was a big payoff for the characters and fans alike.
Dress shoes with no socks. Not a wise choice, Rudy.
Zeke and the electric fence was sublime. The entire sequence had me in stitches.

(*punches Asa in the genitals*)

Bob's knocked it outta the park on both counts. And a great LaMOE for desert. Twas a great Sunday.

Tandy's beard is a glorious sight. Loved his whole performance this week, and I'm glad he confessed to Carol relatively early. The old Tandy would have let the lie snowball out of control.
Mel Rodriguez was the true star of the episode. What an outstanding comedic performance that took so many wild turns and…