It ain't.

Timothy Olyphant blew Drew's acting out of the water. He so far surpassed her that it was hard for me to watch scenes of just the two of them.

I thought it was too heavy-handed, but I wasn't sure how to fix it.

I reckon we will not lose Alice for long, but of course she will be back as rehabilitating niffin/dark Alice from The Magician's Land.

I appreciated it for the first season, but it started feeling too formulaic - I started letting the eps marinate on my DVR.

Missed opportunity with "..and it was nice to see Mandy get to do Moore."

And curiously, always after the fantasy suite.

I can't believe there wasn't more controversy over the hot tube time (machine).

FINALLY someone on the show is calling Josh out for being a human flip flop. He stinks and does not deserve Rebecca, Valencia, or Brittany Snow's affections.

I assumed she went the passive aggressive route by calling him "Shelton" for the rest of the episode.

I cackled aloud when the giver asked Mike if he liked them, and it cuts to him on the bike - "I love them."

Check out Transparent - I really enjoyed his character in Season 2.

I blame the show's lack of focus more than I blame Cannavale.

Does the show need to write Cece out?

I didn't really meet Noam Chomsky.

Same same same same. I'm mostly affected by misophonia at work though. I get angry at any coworkers whom I can hear, well, existing.

It's on her, because she is the reason he was in the area at all. He would've been miles away with Flora had she not taken her. The "no one else helped me" might sway me a little more, but I'm still not convinced.

Gooble gobble.

I kept waiting for the exact language saying that she killed him herself, but it never came. From the way she said it, she could have been implying that by kidnapping Flora and taking her to this place she made Mason come save her, leading to his murder. I read it as more of Lee being the instigator in the chain of…

Jane never would have had ho-hum sexual relations with Raf.