I get a little annoyed with the way Freddy continues to be right about everything, particularly when it comes to wardrobe choices in the courtroom.

Now that they've made sure every figure we saw during Nas's escapades on the Night Of has motive, including key figures after the fact like the stepdad, and also Nas himself, are we going to get Detective Box discovering any discrepancies of his own? His role in the story and the way that Bill Camp gives him such…

The Nas-in-jail sequences make me so anxious I can't stand it. I can watch a dozen scenes of characters smoking crack and not blink an eye, but I honestly had to look away when Nas finally succumbed to the heroin. The camera had lingered over that foil in Freddy's hand enough times that I knew it was coming, but I…

perhaps he hired Dwayne Reid to do it. Don't know what to make of the hearse guy now. Is the motorcyclist going to come under scrutiny next?

Who knows? Maybe the pilot was saved after they asked Wallace Shawn to replace Bojack.

It'll have to get in line behind "lampshade". I mean., when did that term suddenly become popular? I'd never really heard the expression before, but in a span of two weeks I've seen it used in no less than five reviews here at AV Club, and in a smattering of comments. I guess everyone is over "on-the-nose".

We didn't see him open the doors, though. He woke up and they were like that. When Stone takes an independent PI through the house, the guy does the same thing, and leaves the refrigerator doors open. It seems to indicate that they will come into play later. Perhaps it wasn't actually Nas who left them that way.

I get the distinct impression that Price has no filter whatsoever. He's hilarious.

Richard Price, speaking for all of us.

I had to laugh at The Crisco Disco comment, because the scene were the prostitute who's seeing Stone is in his bathroom and takes note of the jar of Crisco, my first thought did not go to foot relief.

When it's my time to go, I hope to die in a tub of Guinness.

I was mostly joking, but the painting does seem to imply they are wild.

A moment that deserves its own gif to be played on an endless loop.
http://i.imgur.com/Oro6SJa….

He's talking about this, not the end credits.
https://www.youtube.com/wat…
terrible quality, but there's your proof.

Seeing that one horse wiping away his sweat was a nice connection to the scene of Bojack's slow-mo head snap at his Oscar party, sweat flying from his brow.

Speaking of Todd heads, I liked how Esteemed Character Actress Margot Martindale had been on that boat so long she'd started hallucinating that Big Head Todd was speaking to her.

You mean the one they played in the finale of season one?

Just because they're wild, doesn't meant they have to be naked
https://i.redd.it/3ie19dn3o…

Well, although Todd gave away his 8million dollar paycheck as a tip, the reason they even got that much money was because the company was so successful, right? So, I'm assuming that Todd made some money during Cabracadabra's (I wanna reach out and grab ya) ascendance. Also, we last see that he's staying in the new,…

"Spaghetti or not, here I come!" is the best punchline this year. The ode to Mad Max FR on the beach made it even better.