I didn't realize it happened in previous episodes.

I'm glad the review mentioned it, because I just zapped it when the credits started so I had to undelete it and see it.

Let the love flow!

The future is still somebody's past…

Hey, remember three years ago in-story time when Luisa's girlfriend was Rose, AGAIN? I wonder if, like, anything at all happened with them since then. At all.

Oops if true.

Only problem with that joke is that it requires Nick to know what a DDS normally is, which seems like exactly the kind of thing he wouldn't.

I like that they've given up on pretending that "the alien bar" even has a name. That's all they call it.

I lived in England from 1970-73, which means that I missed MATH (hey, check the acronym!) but was quite familiar with Britcoms. When I watched the TC premiere, without knowing its lineage, I was totally floored by the fact that they had a "they go to the pub" scene — with an obvious pub! — obviously lifted out of a…

I'd ask where my edit button went since this dups a comment right after, but I'm sure I wouldn't like the answer.

And in contrast to the one of the titular brothers who was gay.

Howard Borden wore a flight uniform, so I would presume massive scoring there.

While we're piling on, the newspaper was rather pointedly the "Post-Virus Post", not the "Post-Virus News". It's also in the huge picture right above that part of the review.

Hugh Laurie has a speech late in Tomorrowland that's highly on-topic but I don't know how to do that gray redacted spoiler thing, so here!

Careful not to slip off and fall into that giant hole in front of you.

I think of him as "Butch Jesse Tyler Ferguson".

I'm not at all saying they should have done it the other way, for exactly the reason you say. I was just pointing it out. (Also, I would like to amend "actually funny" to "sort of amusing".)

Interesting writing choice: the "28000 in dog years" joke comes before we learn that it's a dog charity, so we take a beat wondering why this character made such a random remark. In the other order, it's actually funny.

In case anyone comes along later and was wondering: it did not.

And is closer to jazz.