I just love that we finally got confirmation that Father Brah is indeed a stoner. love that dude. LOVE THEM ALL

I say this after almost every episode of this show, but this was a marvelously entertaining hour of television. this show is a fucking gem and I love Rachel Bloom and all her costars with every last fiber of my being.

well, damn. now you've got me intrigued.

that bathtub scene.

I was marveling at that myself. there are actually a few thoughtful, calm, and measured discussions going on right now.

it's the election. I'm still so angry about it and I've been lashing out in unhealthy ways. in fact when Bow said "I don't want to hate everybody…but I kinda do," I gulped because that's me right now. as the only liberal in my family and at work (I live in a frighteningly ignorant red state) I feel so outnumbered and…

Grapplethorpe.

ya think?

that is a fact. and I'd go so far as to say that blood would have been spilled over it by now.

I'm just a cranky person on the internet. pay no attention to me.

walked right into that, didn't I?

Oswalt. and please stop referring to your husband vis-a-vis your screen name. that's something you marrieds do that is so cloyingly annoying.

"who cares the letter grade an episode of a show gets"??? how long have you been posting here? readers are obsessed with the letter grades, something I've never understood. the content of the review is what I choose to focus on. fuck the childish obsession with whatever "grade" it gets.

yeah, the "I could watch Paula trying to climb out of that grave forever and still be happy" stray observation is a bit of unwarranted hyperbole.

great idea. I'm visualizing that right now, and it's perfect.

it was also a callback.

yes! he is a total Kilborn-level douchy sleaze, and I say that with much, much love.

yeah, that's a sticking point for me. if she's an L.A. trendsetter and brow stylist for the likes of Elizabeth Olsen, then what is she doing in West Covina? what is she doing with a nobody like Josh?

he doesn't love her; he loves what she sees in him. a classic romantic failing.

layers, man.