For some reason Rob McElhenney killed me with his forcefully exasperated delivery of "For the last time, Wade Boggs is alive, he lives in Tampa, Florida, and he's in his early 50s!"

Wasn't this an episode of Bojack Horseman?

1000% agree. It lost it's bite and smarts when Ianucci left.

Moonlight was exquisite. I saw it two weeks ago and I still can't stop talking about it.

I may steal this expression.

This headline gave me a migraine.

I respect that you thought about this enough to construct a list.

"(This is easily the hottest Jude Law has been on the whole show.)" I'm glad I wasn't the only one who had that thought, followed by a healthy dose of Catholic guilt. This show was so weird and wonderful and beautiful. I don't even know if I want a second season. How could it compare?

The expression of just pure RELIEF on Mac's face when he permanently outed himself brought the whole thing to an heart-softening halt for me. It's a feeling you really can't describe to a straight person, and Rob McElhenney played that moment perfectly.

"Look for the helpers."

Except way less decent because it's a murdered child instead of an adult's suicide.

This ain't right.

Perfection.

Every morning I light a candle in hopes the entire Trump family has a long and difficult day. Glad it's working.

Too soon.

I found the scene on the plane with not-Beyonce playing underneath so strangely beautiful. This show's truly something new.

Cards on the table, with all the episode's mentions of "fluid sexuality" I was totally convinced Archie and Jughead's falling out was going to involve some hook-up-and-dash thing. It's 2017, he can be indecisive in every gender.

How dare you insult Paris Eustace Geller like that.

So true. I quote her delivery of "People always want to have their pictures taken with me Ted, I'm like a sunset." monthly.

"Competition makes us stronger. In business, that means better products: pills that look like candy, hands that can shoot lightning, and a new generation of hurricane-proof dogs."