I just want to see Gil and George and be done with this.

Comedy Central seems to take chances, good for them. I've been pretty dismissive, then pleasantly surprised by new Comedy Central shows in 2015, Another Period and Big Time in Hollywood, FL to be specific.

I laughed out loud, once as the woman collapsed and again as Eric collapsed, and was pleasantly surprised by the opener.

I thought of Josh's sister with the automaton in Teacup after the nanosecond sex.

The season premiere actually referenced the absurd occupation
from the season finale, and as you mention the writers have allowed Josh to change his behavior, learning from past story plots. Referencing most absurdist events (e.g. a seduction visitation, Josh being a father or killing a woman with boredom) from episode…

I've enjoyed that element as well, the magical and absurd are infused in the environment and treated realistically.

Thanks, I missed that. A very nice reference.

I was worried that the show would not refer to the season finale seeing that so much happened (Josh having a job and money among other things and Josh existing in a new/alternate universe) and that while magical things happen in the universes that Josh inhabits, the events actually happen to him-not just…

Raise an army.

The 80's Ladies were funny but not that realistic as the 80's were a decade of many people working out. Exercise crazy is stereotype of the 80's.

Even OnDemand they cut to the evidence room after Del tells all the dead bodies that they were great actors. No CPR scene.

Emmy for Best Special Effects: Big Time in Hollywood, FL for the Death Erections. (If such a category exists)

Bill Nye and Broad City in the same skit? Universes collided, put a stick in me, I'm done…

Whoa, the two women in the first part of the show were also on Man Seeking Woman.

This show has really grown on me. I really disliked the first two episodes. I feel so sorry for Del, poor guy. The trafficking bit was very funny, and I laughed out loud at Jason Alexander's death erection.

"Because you were dating me" Father spitting out coffee. The first time I laughed out loud to this series. The father has really grown on me, and he seemed sensitive in this episode, I'm a big fan of his. I was not a fan of the lesbian bar scene or stereotypes there, and I was not familiar that loving Disney was a…

I'm not even sure the title is all that correct given that the family moved from DC. Even in this episode one of the son's is sporting a burgundy, gold and grey shirt, similar to the colors of the football team there.

He also has a webseries.

Copiffcer was a great phrase, Dong jokes are bad writing. Racial stereotypes of Dong, not funny. "Swimming upstream…" was one of the better lines of this episode, second to when Kimmey called an end to the Dong jokes. The stress eating was funny.

I enjoyed elements of this episode; the attempted seduction, flowers/meat courtship, Titus questioning Chrissy, and the Curs, Coors, and Cars exchange. I find the small flashes into Kimmey's PTSD reactions, outbursts, interesting and sometimes funny and sad (Her reaction to Charles covering her eyes-really powerful,…