I wish Raj was as great as Kumail. Or at least they do an episode where Kumail shows up as Raj's nemesis brother/cousin.

Next season—a play date is arranged between Ferguson and Clyde the Turtle.

Second best Jethro Bodine ever!

I probably was imagining that I was my mother at the time, but I totally missed how Dylan came up with the $50,000. Can somebody explain that to me?

Product placement:
Duh-duh-duh-da-duhhh, Red Lobster!

Next week, it is revealed that the show's producer, Sean Hayes, is "Just Jack" the Ripper. Cameoooo!!!

And wasn't David Greenblatt also the showrunner for Angel?

I appreciate your POV, but Barb has had such a toxic reaction to anything Russ-related, I just didn't think he was the best option. I mean there has been nobody except Lili Taylor that Barb has trusted in the entire series.

Aubrey may be telling the truth about the murders, but probably not the whole truth. The actors playing Carter and Hector are hitting it out of the ball park, as are Barb, Russ, and Alonzo. I really didn't understand Lili Taylor's "that's not my job" answer to Russ about talking to Barb about the gun. Lili had become…

I suppose that the Freys and Boltons are not on the guest list for the wedding. Also, "My name WAS Oliver Queen…it is now Drama Queen. I bet that Drama is faking his transition—the only change he has truly endured is that hair cut.

The writing is solid, but the delivery by Janney and Faris transcends the scripts. Never suspected that a show about addiction or Allison Janney could be this funny.

I guess that I can terminate my "Free Schmidt From Fawn" campaign, although I love Fawn, and will miss the way she stoops to line up her putts. I think this episode was a solid A or A-. So many laugh out loud lines. This cast should win a SAG award. I wonder where Damon Wayans, Jr. is going to land—he is SO talented.