I find this response fascinating. To be honest, I never question the value of exploring the decline of a television show—it’s been on for nine seasons, and the built-up emotional investment makes exploring and understanding its failures to be a valuable critical project for me personally, and clearly for others who…

I miss Svetlana.

It mostly started with unsourced stories from the eighties about Stevie Nicks having her septum in such a terrible condition that one personal assistant had to blow coke up her asshole before shows.

Lmao their chemistry with the parents was hilarious. “What did they do to you?”

Oh so you’re probiotic now?

Be careful though... If there’s one downside to cocaine, it takes like a whole day to get over your addiction. A day you’ll never get back.

I think the ridiculous timeline for Wolf’s culinary development is the joke - kind of like the “Day in Town” sequence in Wet Hot American Summer.

Jeri’s head exploding before the timer went off was a great jump scare and the funniest part of a very entertaining episode. Coupe’s line that the timing is more or less an estimate, and they usually blow early was hilarious.

^THIS.

This episode actually made me kinda want to try blowing coke into my butthole. Looked like fun.

Did you not watch any 80's movies? This episode was chock full of references, including the volleyball game straight out of Top Gun. How could you not mention that? It was hysterical.

“I’m sure a bunch of you saw this coming! I didn’t at all”

NOPE. SCORP IN THE SNATCH.

And the yams on that plate! Sorry, got distracted thinking about Thanksgiving.

And the gams on that gal!

Nothing in this episode is particularly convincing one way or the other as to which side is really the bad guys.

Hmmm those guns on that guy.... yum

Derek Wilson is taking this show to another level. He was side splittingly funny this episode. The white board drug/capitalism presentation was the highlight. 

After Wolf says he wants to kill Dr. Kronish and gets admonished by the moderator for it being the third time he’s said that.

Andrew Wilson (4 years Owen’s senior, 7 years Luke’s), he also was the Coach in Rushmore and Beef Supreme in Idiocracy.