Upon seeing that, I briefly wondered if I could talk my husband into couples weaving and then had to decide if I am, in fact, actually Linda Belcher. I do love show tunes.

I learned what ambergris was from Judy Blume's Blubber. I'm loaded with culture!

This was a really strong episode for Gene lines, but I think my favorite bit was Bob's easy agreement to Linda's golden weiners theory.

Yup, yup, they should 100% be platonic.

"Am I a dick? Does everyone think I'm a dick?"
"Yeah, are you just realizing that now?"

On one hand, Tran and Winston's yawn and Winston in general. On the other, I'm still completely opposed to this break up.

I was saying boo-urns. :(

FNL also seems to occur in that universe, albeit with identical lookalikes in Texas and California. AAB is just continuing that fine tradition.

I'm watching it! It was bizarre but I still enjoyed his cameo. I like consistency with crossovers. Will was on Parenthood earlier this season under similar circumstances, though with less apricot baby poop. I also like that Adam doesn't score an invite to poker night when his little brother isn't running the table. I…

Another day, another couple of Braverman grandkids being inappropriate with each other.

Every day, same old Piecat. I think I'll turn him into something more interesting!

Maybe she knows about Bob's involvement with the Chesapeake Ripper.

I don't know about her outfits, but I want Erika Christiansen's skin care routine. She was glowing this episode. Or perhaps that's the post-doing it glow.

That's who he reminded me of! I knew it wasn't him but I had one of those this guy looks like another guy moments and couldn't place it.

Last episode Ben said they were almost 40.

But they talked about having a family last season. This was a question of when, not if.

This was hilariously on point. I love Joe Mande.

At least he's not Harry Hamlin.

Ugh, Steve.

In any game that asks for my name, I always use THRILLHO.