This felt more like Classic Archer in a new setting rather than the Archer:Noir episodes earlier in the season.
Especially with Carol.
That being said, it was still bloody hilarious.

Like "The Breaking Point", I think we can infer that Lars DID decide to NOT come to the party. In a way, it's almost a little painful. But he was almost there.

I'll admit, despite the kinda cheesy and childish emotions running through Ophelia, the actress played her with extreme skill.

…Why was Rebecca there?
Jimmy could have used pretty much anyone else.

I read the book a while ago, and what I liked was meeting all of Gaiman's new gods.
I liked the book overall, but one of my wishes was that we could have met more than just the handful we did see.

I also liked Gloria's sorta journey into accepting technology.
I was honestly wondering if Hawley just hated the current age of tech and wanted to go back to when people could connect on a plane and laugh when they saw each other again.
But…
I remembered Legion. And how tech helped save the day there.
No,
Everything we saw…

I guess conceptually I'm not opposed to them forming a relationship, but condensing it down into one episode feels kinda rushed, especially when there wasn't really any signs of the attraction before.

JEEZ, I've been watching this show for 7 years now…
And I've only been here for 2.5 seasons.
I jumped on after I saw a running of Pinstripes and Poltergeists.
I liked the comedy, the action, the weird cliches being used and mocked at the same time.

So I guess then a good spin-off for game of thrones would have to pick the right setting, rather than the right characters. It'd need a few strong factions and familial ties to ground each side.

I should amend it to most.

A few months ago I watched The Shawshank Redemption.
Pretty much, if you can get a decent feel for the tone the story wants, you can probably predict every scene a few minutes before it happens.

Well obviously I've missed a few Batman storylines.

I liked how they kinda did a reverse of what Fitz did in Season 3.

I don't know how else to describe it, but it felt like I was watching two different shows with the same characters.
I liked the speech that Terry Crews made. And I say that because I felt it had more Terry Crews than Sargent Jeffords in it.
But…
I don't know, maybe how direct the show was about this topic made me feel…

"I'm sorry what." - what I said.

My guess is that the plan is to alter what's on the tape. Break in, take the tape, Use recording equipment to redo Saul's lines, and then replace it.

I'm calling it here and now.
Jian-Yang's app is going to skyrocket in the foreign market, but this'll be just after Erlich sells his shares for something petty like getting Jian-Yang out of his house.

I loved the Bart story here. Really well done, soft-spoken when it needed to be, and had a nice logical progression too.
The Peekemon story was a little less well done, but I enjoyed seeing Lisa and Homer bond and be excited together.
Absolutely loved how Homer terrifies Maggie with the phone. I remember there are a few…

So rewatching it, and I hust realized the main theme of the episode.
Most of the characters encounter or are people who think that the placement of things is always deliberate.

Well. Depends.
Done right, a hereditary noble is RAISED to rule.