Well they wouldn't want you to stop since that's bad for business.

I'm loving badass Malory. Who holds bikers at gun point, breaks out of holes and beats the shit out of creepy truckers.

It's classic misdirection!

For the 2 minutes of total screen time she'll get this season.

So they get Martha out and put her back in as the wife of a SCOTUS judge? Damn, Philip is good.

Martha is so guileless that Philip feels guilt over what he has done to her. I don't think he has any actual romantic feelings for her so much as a sense of duty and moral obligation to salvage the situation.

Aderholt matter-of-factly mentioning that Martha was engaged, had an abortion, and was dumped by her fiancee makes everything about her from the last 3 season that much sadder. Good Lord.

Hey now, that scene from Spider-Man won Toby Maguire the MTV Movie Award for Best Kiss.

Gotta say, I initially thought Archer got pneumonia from sitting outside on a bus bench on Christmas Eve because Malory forgot him.

Cyril is good at tactical planning but still sucks at the physical aspects of field work. He still needs Archer or Lana to actually take down the bad guys.

I think the El Salvadoran "priest" was one of their contacts, he knows what's up and not to ever be seen again around that area.

Smith's star power has waned considerably over the last 7-8 years.

Not counting the doctor in last season's finale, which was unintentional, when was the last time Archer purposefully killed someone?

We have no choice but to see this, General Calrissian, our brains can't withstand nostalgia power of that magnitude!

I'm almost positive Madds is an Imperial officer of some kind. He always plays villains for American audiences.

They were working together. He wanted no part in an illegal breaking and entering operation but he agreed to get her out of the apartment.

It also rather graphically illustrated Gabriel's point: you live a life under the foot of a brutal, totalitarian regime. You survive the only way you know how: just follow orders. But there's always that feeling of insecurity, is today the day you get that bullet behind the ear?

Henry: And then what happened?

"I'm not who I was."

Nina was screwed the moment Stan entrapped her. Everything about her story felt logical and correct, a slow moving train to a final terminus.