Tara's character has been handled so badly that I just sort of went 'meh' before thinking to myself, 'Now can someone please stake / decapitate / shoot Lettie Mae?'

"Russian ambassador with disgusting genital facial hair."
"Serbian Tony Hale…"

At least it's not another Dana Walsh this year. We can all be thankful for that.

I still find it insane that Jack is a wanted man when Logan, Taylor and Suvarov's conspiracy was outed in day 8 afterTaylor handed herself in to the Attorney General.

The writing for the British characters is so farcical. It's like the 24 bosses sat down and wrote out every cliché to use every time Stephen Fry or another British character is on screen.

It does feel like a meta-ending is inbound.

Ah, okay. I gave up on Girls fairly quickly, so I missed that reference.

45 minutes of Jack having a poo while thumbing through a magazine.

He was called Navi.

"You're… huuuuuuuuuuuuurting meeeeeeeeeee."

So can other people hear them singing or is it all in their heads like a psychotic episode? The scene with Sam's Girl on Film performance wasn't clear. And was Mary Halloran supposed to be the female equivalent of Ryan Murphy? Also, does this mean that there are absolutely no consequences to Rachel abandoning Funny…

Interesting that he said that about episodes and eight and nine because I feel that the opposite is true. I found eight weaker and nine much stronger. This episode was fantastic; I feel so bad for Margot.

I was expecting this week's episode to be better than last week's and while it was in a lot of ways, Chris Colfer doesn't have the rhythm or the tone of voice down well enough. As a result, it felt more like fan fiction than a normal episode.

If the quality is anything to go by, I can't imagine any of the Glee scripts get rewrites.

The first three seasons were great, the fourth was good, the fifth was mixed and everything beyond that has been bad. But the last two seasons in particular have been awful.

I'd say the scene with the veterinarian was darker.

"What about the reality we left behind?"
"What about the reality where Hitler cures cancer? The answer is: don't think about it."

The first episode was pretty much a copy paste job of the British pilot.

Good cast, but not a patch on the original. The first episode was an almost word for word remake of the British pilot, which was far more nuanced.

This show has been poor since season five. I watched this episode in the vain hope that it might be funny and I only laughed once throughout the whole thing when they made the M. Night joke. Every episode is the same. The voice actors deliver their lines in the same way (that ridiculous rise in intonation as they try…