Are they considering Taron Egerton? I really thought he was great in Kingsman, and he could have a similar charm as young Solo.

Bob Johnson, oh wait…

When Freddy offers to walk Eliza to her door, he might say they would be outside "On the Street Where You Live."

Yup, same here.

Isn't Jeopardy super-champ Brad Rutter connected to this project in some fashion? I feel like he mentioned it (or a similar show that he is working on) during the interview Trebek does after the first break.

Did anyone else notice that the ballet company appeared to be rehearsing in the same studio that Bombshell rehearsed in on SMASH? Is this the kind of thing that happens regularly on a studio lot, that sets just get recycled like that?

Yeah, it seems like the biggest winner from this whole announcement is Mark Ruffalo, and also whoever they push for supporting actor because that's probably where Woody would have been put, even though he's definitely a co-lead actor.

This episode was really good, but I'm still kind of in shock that Becky used "gay" as a slur near the end. Good performances at Nationals, but that was just a really jarring moment.

I don't understand why Unique isn't an obvious soloist for Nationals. She was the MVP there last year, right? I understand that she's not a marquee character, but that happened on the show and they can't just ignore it. Well, they can cuz it's Glee but they shouldn't.

I could honestly watch this video all day and I don't think I would stop laughing the entire time. http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Unfortunately for you (and me cuz he was my favorite part of this episode), Ron Funches, the singing homeless fellow from New Girl, is only in the pilot for Enlisted because he left the show for a bigger role in a Chris D'Elia project for NBC called Undateable.

I really enjoyed the Dennis plot in this episode, but I could have used more Mac, Charlie and Frank. Just the right amount of Dee though.

As great as this episode is, and it's really great, I will really hate this show if the end result of all of this upheaval is a Michael Scott Paper Co. situation where everyone ends up back at Lockhart Gardner.

As weird as Wilfred is, it'll be a better fit with the shows on FXX. It just seemed out of place on FX this season. Plus, with the upcoming season being announced as the final season, it gives the writers a timetable to wrap up the story how they see fit, which I appreciate.

How crazy was it that Dana White was working as an enforcer for Kevin Nealon's character? Another incredible, albeit unrelated to football, cameo for The League.

Was anyone else surprised that Hank tried to figure out the Heisenberg case on a table like he did? I was really hoping he'd pull a Carrie Mathison and organize the case with a corkboard and string.

And they did the same thing with the namedrop of The Sopranos. The fun of getting the reference is having to get the reference, right?