And at least he got Desmin Borges out of it.

Yeah. And It's really too late for them to still be up their own ass about their mythology, isn't it?

Well that was sure shrug-worthy.

I loved how Jimmy gave Paul a pat on the back as he walked away.

I loved it when Gretchen said "I did not expect you to apologize so quickly!" before launching into her accepting of his "proposal."

Matt Fowler from IGN made a great point about the ending:

It did go 39 minutes (with commercials) at least. To FX's credit they let their original shows go over the 30/60 minute slot quite often.

Oh, and I love the way the show confounds expectations especially in the little moments. Like when you see Gretchen look like she's going down on Jimmy (ostensibly to show she can suck dick better than Becca) only to reveal she was merely picking up the key. That was brilliant, I think.

Daisy chained Christmas lights laying on her couch. She is a festive masturbater, after all. Although I do wonder about the wisdom of a vibrator that you plug into the wall.

That was an interesting moment and it's hard to know what to make of it. Edgar and Lindsay have hung out and gotten along very well, and you wonder if that sniff means they hooked up after the party. I'm not 100% on that, but I like the ambiguity.

The entire main cast (and Stephen Falk) are on twitter. Aya and Kether seem especially polite to the fans.

That's a good question. I really don't know where it originated. I'm from New Jersey and I really don't hear it very often either.

A "handle" refers to the large 1.75 liter bottles of liquor. They usually have a little handle on them.

Jimmy on Becca's great blowjobs: "Maybe the sour face creates extra suction."

More info on Lindsay's weird sexual background; she has a pillow named "Brandon Pointycorners" that she's had since she was 11, that she used to masturbate while she listened to Jimmy and Becca screw. I mean, didn't we all?

Good call, especially when you look back at the pilot. Although it seems like Lindsay has been pretty horrible all along (she had a very short way to fall) and only looks worse in comparison to Gretch, who has shown some growth, or at least self-awareness of her situation. The two scenes in the recording studio last…

That was pretty damn good. It suffered slightly because they had to cram so much into the episode, but being it's the season finale and next season is a question mark, it's completely understandable.

Becca talking about Lindsay's "Cockaholism" had me laughing so goddamn hard. There's a word I hope to use sometime.

Now that you mention it, I have never seen or heard a Brian Doyle-Murray interview in my life. Has he ever been on Conan promoting Sullivan and Son? I'm also not sure if he appeared on any of the SNL retrospectives they've done in recent years, but somehow, I doubt it. I guess, even more than his brother Bill, who I…

I can watch them all on demand, of course, but I gave up on Married a month ago and on Thursday nights watch Garfunkel and Oates at 10 then You're the Worst at 10:30. It makes for a good contrast, that's for sure.