I agree. Season 3 is a big dud compared to the first two.

Every week this show cements itself as The Funniest Show of All Time

Can't wait for all the labored meta jokes about how the show looks cheaper than usual delivered with conviction from AV Club rap megastar Donald Glover

One no-talent white dude that laughs at everything down, many to go…

More evidence that these movies are creatively bankrupt. Homogenized crap for children.

He did mock Maron in a recent interview and Maron seemed none too pleased on Twitter

I agree, especially since 95% of the sitcoms they discuss are trash that trot out will-they-won't-they relationships and season story arcs that mean absolutely nothing. Almost every sitcom aimlessly includes "plot" to hook you in while they cram the script with jokes. Silicon Valley has good jokes and that's enough.

How was this not an A or A+?

Man this episode was awful.

I feel like they were just trying to create a feeling of unease, emphasizing the amount of time Don waited in that office as well as making you feel like something was eventually going to fuck up on the field trip.

The show may be enjoyable, but building upon the foundation of a Coen brothers film is an inherently poor choice.

Disneyland is fun as hell, suck it haters (though Disneyworld is overwhelming and not nearly as fun).

Tigers
Ramp of Death
No One Is (As I Are Be)
Stick Figures in Love
Brain Gallop
It Kills
Share the Red
Cold Son
Animal Midnight
Chartjunk
Pencil Rot
Church on White

Thank God we've introduced Wowee Zowee into the undeniable masterpiece realm, it's just about my favorite album ever. It has it all, including a random dud at the end!

This is the main thing I need in my life

The shared "aww" was the highlight of the episode.

Key's turn to the camera made me spit out my tea.

Yeah I thought the whole point of the final two episodes is that he finally learned something.

Yeah Jesus how do people overlook the stupidity of this?

It was pretty slow paced until the last episode. Walt's spiral into darkness and the despair that surrounds his home life is fantastic. Him refusing to give up the drug game at any cost is disturbing, rich stuff. Plus so many great moments. The train robbery, Jesse visiting Walts home (and the whole I'm in the empire…