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I thought Javadi was funneling money for himself because if he was giving it to Abu Nazir, then why would Saul use it as a leverage? I mean he wouldn't need to funnel it then, right? If they think of the Langley bomber as a hero now, the Iranians would've been more than happy to contribute to that cause.

That's exactly what I thought. It's not like "One afternoon, a low-level bookkeeper in Iranian government sees something incongruous in the books and starts digging until he finds out that all the evidence leads to the second/third most powerful guy in the country funneling money. Now he faces the ultimate dilemma; to…

C+. Can somebody explain why Saul believes that Brody can take asylum as the
Langley bomber in Iran and take out that revolutionary guard guy? Don't
the Iranians know that Brody was not the bomber? Wasn't the release of
Brody's clip even when he didn't do the bombing, a big Fuck You to him
after the attack?

Hey when are you going to review the next episode?

Fluoride : A-
The Cones of Dunshire : B
Overall : B+

A-.

I like the fact that Boyle's knowledge of food is a recurring theme. First he was the "Pie judge" and now this. Remembering small things like this from previous episodes is what makes a great show.

B+. Coach and Cece's subplot could've been executed better but everything else was great.

Great! Did not see the promo for next week but knew it was bound to happen sometime. Btw first, Coach gets Nick to work out which he could not do in years and now Cece. Schmidt's reaction to that would be interesting.

I actually did not like this episode as much as the reviewer. Schmidt's comeback was handled in a clumsy way. And the storyline of Jess reminded me of season one Jess. It's hard for me to believe that when Winston is having an allergic reaction, she will parade him around for so long just to prove her point.
One thing…

Patton Oswalt would agree with you.

Another thing that was good about this episode was the fact that Winnie-the-Pooh made it to the highest echelons of CIA.

But I don't understand why is Rowan Pope still working with Charlie. I mean he was working with Billy Chambers and helped
him sell national secrets to the enemy. Rowan puts people in the "hole"
if someone even slightly disobeys the authority and compromises
anything. Also, why does everyone (Billy, Cyrus, the head of…