Nails on a fucking chalk board. James Deen (Lindsay Lohan's co-star in The Canyons) was a pro for making it through that.

60-ish Oleg decked out in Ed Hardy gear hitting on women a third his age talking about the new Katy Perry single.

It's all give context to why the return of Larrick is so threatening. And poured on a little thick by showing him holding a gun and the little girl in the same frame.

Oleg reminiscing about Crimea, worsening relations between the US and Russia. Who knew that a show that takes place thirty years ago could be so timely?

No. Every scene with the kids this season reminds me that the danger the Jennings' face has now extended to the entire family. Now I think about the episode in the first season where Paige and Henry got into the car with a stranger coming home from the mall. How quaint the threat of something bad happening in that…

Yes you did.

Arby's reference - Check! I love how this show references the movie. I wonder what role ducks will play.

Alouette, gentille alouette…

IT WAS CITIZEN KANE!

"Holy Holy" was my favorite song of 2011, "Glory" is already the front runner for song of 2014.

HEY! I warned you!

I'm more disappointed by the upvotes than I am this shitty comment itself.

French Navy Breton shirt and a curly mustache.

Make sure all parties know the designated safeword before engaging in the Marital Eagle.

It's a great callback to the beginning of this season where it's revealed that Archer has been researching pregnancy and is concerned about Lana's well-being.

Good personal hygiene really is the foundation of any successful musician or musical group. Paul F. Tompkins killing it once again.

I've only recently gotten into this show but ugh with the "we used to be in a band, but now we need an air conditioner to make it through this heat wave" and "if you win the battle of the bands first prize is an air conditioner." *Spoiler Alert* the band members don't get along.

A spoon full of chocolate changes the whole glass of milk.

Let's focus on the real enemy first. I would submit that it's the guy that's held these albums hostage for 30 years and has defaulted on paying royalties for decades.

Can we now as a society proceed with the lawsuit to liberate the Minutemen and Husker Du albums from Greg Ginn?