For some reason I thought he said LIVE FROM NEW YORK, IT'S SATURDAAAAAAY

Great minds think alike.

I seriously wanted Nick to walk over to Jess' room though after they both went their separate ways.  He reminds me of myself sometimes.  I was like  "get in there man".  No show has done this to me before.

Nick and Jess should just be friends with benefits.

We need a little less Jamm for the rest of the season.  Also my love for Amy Poehler grows. Also great use of Bill Dwyer and J.K. Simmons, though both were criminally underused.

I gotta say the cold open was actually solid this episode mostly for the payoff.  Andy getting aroused and then also getting doused with cold water mid cut was just highly humorous.

“I need to get to my email. The post office is about to close.”

Welp.  Time to throw this onto the DVR for tonight.

That's how he introduces the Soup.

Two Words:  Joel McHale.

Also Snyder's Pretzels are delicious.

Kurt Fuller as Woody is by far one of the best supporting characters.

"The as-yet-unnamed comedy stars Mulaney as a New York-based stand-up comedian who writes for a game show host played by Martin Short. Pedrad would play his roommate Jane, a sweet but lazy teacher. Comedian Griffin Newman will play his wacky other roommate, while Elliott Gould has signed on to play their gay neighbor"

*sigh*

I'm really starting to not care about Avery's story line at all now.

Also, is anyone ever again going to tell Maddie that she is obviously Deacon’s daughter? Or are we saving that for the finale?

I bet David Sims is thrilled this is getting a second season that he'll probably have to cover.

Oh and Juliette is totally going to sleep with her mom's therapist.

Also just realized and call me stupid but that really is Chip Esten (from Who's Line is it Anyway) as Deacon Claybourne.  I said to my mother,  "Mom, that's Chip from Who's Line" and she's like no it's not.  But it turns out I'VE BEEN RIGHT THIS WHOLE TIME. Now I have to let her now that's freaking CHIP.

Subway Park