They are. It's on Wednesday nights.

This season has been disappointing to me so far. As much as I love Carrie Coon, I just don't find the character of Gloria that compelling. I do really like Winnie, though, to the point that I wish she was the lead, not Gloria.

I don't love this show in general as much as other people - I'd say I really liked S1 and S2, but neither cracked my top 10 for that year, and I generally think it's more stylish and fun than emotionally engaging - but I agree that this season is a fairly big step down.

I've never been one of those "Barry and Iris are brother and sister, so them being together is gross!" people, but if Wally considers himself Barry's brother, shouldn't that mean Iris considers herself his sister? Especially since they've grown up together, and Barry and Wally have only known each other for a year.

I feel crazy for not liking it when I loved last season. I think my season rankings (so far) are 3 > 5 > 4 > 1 = 2 > 6

The first episode or two post-Michael dying I was still pretty skeptical of the choice to kill him off, but since then this season has been pretty great, IMO. I've been loving the last four or five.

There've been a few points in this show where they seemed to be making Tandy less annoying - I remember that when S2 began, Tandy was much more mature, and verbally acknowledged that he used to be a dick (his constantly creeping on Melissa, etc.). But these past couple episodes, he's been as annoying as ever. I really…

First three episodes of the season were great IMO. There was so much plot momentum, and I also remember laughing a lot.

Also, in the scene when they're trying to decide who's going to wipe Mateo, the Narrator makes a comment like "no thanks" (forget the wording), like he's grossed out by it. While that'd make sense either way, it'd be kinda weird if he was talking about wiping his younger self.

So many great things in this episode. I'm still loving the Rafael-Jane pairing as best friends; his comment about carpal tunnel made me laugh really hard, and his general teasing Jane about what it was like dating someone who wouldn't put out.

Liked this way more than the past few episodes, on both a character level and a laughs-per-minute level. The "fo guck yourselg" line was amazing.

"Hey Pinocchios! Your noses must've been really tiny yesterday, because you lied, and now they're normal-sized." - the line of the episode for me. This was definitely a big step up from the last two episodes. Hopefully it's not a fluke.

Lol, this comment aged well.

This was god damn heartbreaking. Perfect ending, really.

Interestingly, I think by the end of S4 I didn't sympathize with Norman anymore - even if I knew intellectually that what was happening wasn't precisely his fault.

Really happy that this episode acknowledged Rogelio's grief over Michael, because that was my one major disappointment with how Michael's death has been treated.

I kinda agree with you about this season so far, but I loved last season, so I'm not sure what specifically has changed.

This is the first role I've really liked him in. His guest roles in The Office and Community were pretty bad, though that wasn't necessarily his fault.

God, this show is so indescribable and amazing. I'm seriously transfixed every episode. I can't look away.

The ending was sweet, but I found most of this episode unfunny. The last few episodes have been pretty disappointing, IMO, since I've loved a lot of this season.