I thought this was very "meh". There were things I liked, things I didn't like. I didn't think it was horrible but it definitely could have been better. I absolutely loved Ryan McCarten as Brad. There was something very endearing about him. He was the best part of the show, which isn't necessarily a good thing because…

And here I thought that Colin Jost was old.

Being a featured completely depends on how long you've been a cast member. Typically, you're a featured player for two seasons. Che will be promoted next season.

Rick Fox is not scary or intimidating at all.

Dang it. I really liked Nick. There's no proof that the kid is even the one that took the bike.

I don't buy that Tony is gay. I think he was kidding and was just there for the festivities.

Every time Ian leaves Mickey, he ends up hooking up with a redheaded chick.

I can't believe Mickey and Svetlana are still married.

I wouldn't be surprised. Ian only ever hooks up with married men.

Because Kevin is a nice guy with compassion.

So the ASA guy likes to keep things professional? Right, because someone professional would kick a bunch of people out of a studio to have sex.

You're not the only one. I'm still cracking up.

I thought those were supposed to be pubes.

I'm all for people hating Jost, but can't they hate him for legitimate reasons like he's not funny (which I don't agree with) instead of "I don't like his face."

Don't lump all young people together

Way to support child abuse and assault.

Interesting how so many people on this board are so okay with abuse and assault.

Good. I hate Lucious. Them not being like him makes them tolerable. I can't deal with two Luciouses.

Are we supposed to be rooting for Lucious? Because I can't stand him and he gets worse and worse every episode. I don't want him to get his company back. He threatened to kill his own son! He doesn't deserve Empire. I was completely on Hakeem's side with voting him off the board and I still am. Lucious needs to go…

Saturday Night Live is not better than those shows. All That and Kenan and Kel are just as entertaining as SNL, even for adults.