I mean, with KO too. You can't book AJ Styles to beat 4 people.

Very important that finally Randy has articulated that Jinder's talk of how people don't like him because of ignorance and prejudice is wrong, they don't like him because he is an asshole.

Yeah, Gary's little grin while pulling back the sprite was aces.

Yeah, that line was fucking fire.

Dan saying that Amy is way older than Jane was also pretty great.

"Your investment is doing well, Mike."
"I haven't had a statement."
"Oh, hear, you want a statement? 'Your investment is doing well'. There's a statement!"

Renewed motherfuckahs! We get season 5!!

I don't think we've seen the last of that captain. Holt will get his revenge.

Hitchcock drowning in the warm water bowl was AMAZING. Cold open joke, but still best of episode.

Ward didn't come back this episode, right? Did I miss a stinger or something?

The guy who played Richard made Galavant the delight it was. Come on now.

Boy Agent Piper and Davis trading out icers for real bullets when Ophelia escaped was a huge mistake. Bullets didn't do shit to her.

Literally no one is offended by 'cracker'. If you tell a white person that white people suck they just agree with you. White people just think of themselves as 'default people', like the camera in a video game.

Reggie definitely could have been wiser in that confrontation, but the reviewer kind of acknowledged this? Like, it's easy to say that the appropriate response is always 'yes officer' when it isn't happening to you. It's a lot harder to keep that kind of composure when the moment comes.

"Why do you both know that?"

One was Selena tho…

I really thought he was going to look like he was in blackface by the time his Rwanda story went on.

Did I miss Amy getting back with Team Selena? She just seemed to suddenly be present, without even a scene of her getting rehired or something.

Dan has been goddamn amazing. But, honestly, Jonah is still the funniest. His whole plotline is unfailingly hilarious. "Do I have to read <the legislation="" that="" i'm="" proposing="">?" Aces.

Colson & co.? Like, the Marvelverse is pretty clear that ranking people as desirable or undesirable is what bad guys do. (It is, in fact, the Insight in Project Insight).