My thoughts exactly. With Enlisted and Suburgatory both given the boot, there's nowhere left for his shirtlessness. And that conclusively proves there is no god.

Nolan, Emily, Victoria, and Conrad are my top 4, but I don't think I have a permanent 5. Jack, maybe.

Yeah, if I hadn't watched s2 live, I would have skipped it, too. You can pick up a lot of what you missed at the top of s3.

I spent the entire episode thinking it WAS the finale, and thought what a satisfying finale it was, even as a potential series finale! That we get an extra episode is just delightful icing on the cake.

Emily grew it on the back of a rat. A rat named REVENGE!

While I agree Bob checks out early on in the episode, I cracked up at his surprise at finding a fry in his pocket and then his game, "Well, I'll eat it."

That's depressing. She's been so woefully underused this season, but she was one of my favorite parts about season one.

Yeah, but then I wouldn't have had any alliteration.

Revenge has always had a pretty low-key comments section, at least since last season. The Initiative's true plot, revealed at last!

That helicopter murder was so grisly, yet somehow framed lovingly. It was like Conrad was Hannibal of the Hamptons in that moment.

Double funny since Emily Van Camp and Chris Pratt used to date.

Hi mom. Ready when you are.

Bad boys of parks services, obviously!

Really jumped the gun on that weirdly judgmental Leslie article, AV Club.

Will a Dan Quayle resurgence be close behind?

They're mostly concerned about how much beach weather we'll have this summer.

Yeah, it's been renewed for next season already, but I suspect that will be their final one, too.

This article just makes me wonder why arms weren't thrown up when Leslie and Ben got married in the first place. That's even more of a sitcom cliche than having kids and also within the 'proper' feminine paradigm. The very fact that this was written drives home the idea that kids are still considered one fork in the…

Now that I can get behind.

That "I'm a man" did it for me, too, cliche and all.