Does anyone have a realistic expectation of Bond being made gay or female? I don't even get why it's a topic for discussion at the minute, changes like that are far more drastic than a change of ethnicity, considering how much gender plays into the character, and even that seems like a long shot.

I dunno man, it was good, but it was no Weekend Tuesdays, you know what I mean?

Reminded me a bit of the kids that played the main characters in My Name Is Earl. So good there's no question that the whole childhood-flashback thing should be used more.

"I have friends, I definitely have friends!" is a depressingly relatable track. At least it's a feel-good tune. Things about this show that make it more realistic than other shows in unexpected ways:

Exactly, any team Gina is picked for is Team Gina.

There's enough context there to get the joke without knowledge of the reference.

Probably the same time they came up with code-names.

" I also find it weird that Jake decided to bust out ILY and proposals just for this bet/heist. That was really crappy."

That photobomb was tremendous.

If I stabbed someone and someone asked "whom did you stab?", another person would be getting stabbed.

I feel like society should just give up on the word "whom". At least in spoken English.

Nick Offerman is the Tammy now!

It should be "how much"?

This is the funniest episode in recent memory on a consistently funny show. Goddamn, I loved this episode.

Haven't watched this how since Season 1 (which I watched in its entirety), but had to check out this review after seeing the headline.

I recognised her in Mad Men from playing Lucy Lane on Smallville.

What kind of codename is Ironside though?

"the Lances and Queens set a really low bar"

Yep, there was like a weird spinny thing, for sure.

I can believe that, I gave it a fair shake and watched all of Season One but did't care for it at all.