DIRTY PILLOWS!

Close, I ask, "If I said you had a beautiful body, would you take off your pants and dance around a little?"

Yeah I was pretty flabbergasted at that. Just goes to show how different people are in their musical tastes, because I really do not understand how that could be someone's go-to sexy song.

Sexiest song? I feel like you can't go wrong with "Let's Get It On" (or anything from that album). Oooh, or of course Barry White; I'd say "Never never gonna give you up" is my favorite. And I'm always down for some cheesy 90s slow jams.
ETA: I guess I'm being pretty basic, but come on. Those are the classics.

Does that mean Regina King is next?!!?

I don't really follow the Grammys that closely either, but I just think if the voters are made up of members of the music industry, then an award must have some sway within it. And it's such a big broadcast with so much of the media paying attention, it definitely affects what artists people hear and talk about.

Yes and no. Yes, when Kendrick Lamar didn't win Rap Album of the year, I thought,"Well, this doesn't change how much I love it, and just shows Grammy voters have bad taste." But the Grammys are still the biggest and most highly regarded award for music in pop culture, so it's upsetting that they can't do a better job,…

Yay for Judy Greer in bigger roles! This sounds like every actor's dream, what with so many opportunities for her to say, "I lost the files." Thank goodness for those universal audition tapes.

Seriously! The AV Club definitely has people who recognize her greatness (eg the American Crime and Southland TV reviews) so it's pretty disappointing. HOW COULD YOU, PERKINS!!! Also, it's so amusing seeing her play a teen in a sitcom if you've only seen her in dramatic roles prior.

So proud of Abbi for channeling her Ilana energy into getting out of the co-op version of a pube situation, and almost getting into the pants of her perfect man.

But people who twerk are supposed to have a big ass, damn it!

It could be one of those things where that's just been her self-perception for so long that it's genuinely hard for her to see herself differently. She's only been super successful for a relatively small fraction of her life. Reminds me of how Sarah Silverman said one of her first stand-up bits was a song about how…

Err…Okay then. Why does this sound kind of ominous? Are you going to get her to sell her boyfriend to the devil in exchange for blinding all her competition?

This is what I think of when I see Paul Rust and "love." Ross, where the lady's boss.
(Apologies if others have brought this up already)

I remember finding it hilarious that Jairo is portrayed as such a dreamboat because in the show's animation style he's still a bug-eyed weirdo with no chin.

Isn't it also the episode that gave us Tina's "Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh"s?

Me too, I usually listen to both all the way through (which is extra work on Netflix for the end credits). I also do that with Archer, sometimes replaying the opening credits rather than miss it. It sets up the mood so well. I love the '60s inspired animation, and the music is somehow both playful and fitting for…

That's a good point, especially with how Caleb and Thomasin ended up in the woods, as you mentioned. I was definitely thinking, "Man, they need to talk more" with the whole silver cup situation. Also, the fact that the father boarded his kids up in the goat pen rather than deal with them cracked me up.

Yeah, it's definitely not explicit and not an explanation I wholeheartedly believe in, but it's the only thing I could come up with. She was very convincing when she was messing with her sister and saying she was a witch. I'm leaning more towards susceptible because of her environment. Black Phillip "turns" her by…

Maybe the evil forces thought she'd make a swell witch/was susceptible because of her life or she had some witchiness in her, and did all these things to her family to push her down that path? So it's a little bit of both?