It's such a fucked up scene, isn't it? It didn't come across as (and Kether basically confirmed this in an interview) that Lindsay wanted or intended to kill Paul, or even do life threatening harm. It is very clear that Lindsay is in control of the knife and stabs him maybe an inch or so deep into his side. Now this…

I barely caught that, and yeah, it's such a great Jimmy line.

I'm familiar with that. That's the 15 minutes I can't use the bathroom.

It was a nice payoff (as well as a callback) that Sam wanted to do "New Phone, Who Dis?" but got pissed when Lindsay wasn't there.

Clothed Female, Nude Male. Yes, it is a thing.

How the hell are you supposed to wash your feet in the shower anyway? If you put soap on them (particularly the bottom, which, let's face it, is the dirtiest part) you just start slipping! I'm with Gretch, too.

I didn't get it until watching the second time (I'm not so quick reading Spanish), but "Church, More or Less" was hysterical.

Gretchen getting the Spanish churchgoers to come to the secret show was sort of sitcommy. but they did manage an outstanding spin with Gretchen actually speaking fluent Spanish, which I loved. (A normal sitcom would have her speaking broken/jokey Spanish and/or a translator staring at her before confusingly speaking…

Not so much during CFNM

A basic cable sex scene that was genuinely sexy, romantic and funny. Quite the rarity.

I was so waiting for her to cut her own fingers (but that would've been obvious), but when she fucking stabbed Paul… Season 3, here we go-

"…Latex, smooshing, medical play, size training, CFNM, funneling, hazy face, clit negging, lady boy…"

Gretchen has the floor.

He probably wasn't a fan of the his music, but Cosell did admire Lennon. Remember, Cosell stood up for Ali when he refused to be drafted. Not a popular stance at the time.

Yeah! What we need out there now is another Tim Daly!
Tim Daly! He was on Wings! What - oh, nobody here watched Wings? My - oh my God… it took place in an airport. It was the - it was - the thing was on for ten years! And the, and the funny repair guy was Lowell. …It made Tony Shalhoub's career! … Yeah, you know what?…

Louis barely even tried to mime blowing the horn as the bit when on. It was pretty glorious.

In the one where he kept mentioning Dan Cortese, I was losing it just as much as Hader was. You never know when something so ludicrously random will make you laugh.

I'll give credit to Fallon for one thing: when he is truly focused on an impression, he is usually dead on.

A great sketch is when Hader (as the royal gynecologist) did a bit with Martin Short. First, it was really funny, and second you could see Hader expend every ounce of energy he had to not completely lose it as Short did the hammiest upper crust Brit possible.

That's the one where the horn sound effect was always off? That's one of those trainwreck sketches that is so good because it's a trainwreck. If everything went right, it wouldn't have been funny at all.