Same, that got me cacklin'.

First instance of the "I had something for this" line in a while.  I think this was my favorite episode of the season, maybe.

I kind of think he's gonna end up just passing the torch to Benioff and Weiss to create the canonical end to the story, since he'd probably have a hard time finishing it before the show caught up anyway; so instead, he'll take up this prequel stuff for himself.

Perhaps having parents like Frank and Monica might leave a person with some sort of emotional issues.

Seems like Ian has always drawn the least focus of all the Gallaghers, except Carl and obviously Liam.  Really a bummer; but I guess there are no gay people in the writers' room (judging by some of the choices made in this episode), so maybe they have a harder time coming up with storylines for Ian than for the…

Poor Ian.  His only prospects have been a spineless convenience store-owning statutory rapist, a disgusting old rich statutory rapist, and a teenaged monster.  He needs to find a decent human being for once.

I would've been quite happy about it, if Lip hadn't just seemed to permanently cut ties with Karen.  Like Joshua said, this is obviously gonna send him running right back to her, and away from Mandy when he finds out about that text.

Frank knows words!  He's a smart guy.  An armchair philosopher with an infinite supply of bullshit, a limitless array of rationalizations, and probably some sort of liberal arts degree.  Or almost-degree, probably.

Muhammad in a fish helmet!

Yeah, we need you to get the fuck outta here, IH (sowecanplanyoursurpriseparty).  What?  I didn't say anything.

I dunno, it's tough.  I've been waiting for someone to make a show about a space coyote, so I can give every episode an F and say "In your face, Space Coyote: The Legend Continues!"  Or, like, y'know, whatever.  Like, y'kneoooww, whatever.

What a fucking lunatic she is.

I totally sympathized with that kid when he was all, "SHE'S MINE!"  Because mmmmm.

Yeah, the rod!  Club yourself over the head with it, then tell people about the ensuing dream, but pretend you're summarizing your interpretation of Tree Of Life.  I bet most people will buy it!

Perhaps Zack had been watching the show on a projector that he has only now fully figured out how to operate.  Anyway, hooray for Shameless and Bob's Burgers. 

It was great at first, and then it started to get a little cheesy and go on a little too long, then Donna popped into the room and totally redeemed it.

Needless to say, that song's gonna be stuck in my head for a couple years.

I agree 10,000%.

Erik is so hilarious.  "Mr. Stone?  Boy, you're doing a really good job of not moving."

Trust yourself!
You can do it!
Trust your ****in' self, ya little ****!