I also hope Valencia pursues a legal suit against Josh. Because more Valencia is good, and I like them having a legal case as a b-plot or ongoing background thing.

Starting with the previous episode, and the efforts to make Michael understand the human condition, I wondered why don’t THEY also try to understand Michael? Ask him what his lengthy existence has been like, what he’s done the whole time, what things have changed for him.

This reminds me of Littlefinger’s “I did warn you not to trust me.”

When we paused the episode to discuss the Trolley Problem, we also used the term “Kobayashi Maru” as a verb - remembering Kimmy Schmidt’s solution and how it’s inherently strictly a scenario such that “you can’t Kobayashi Maru it.”

It IS completely different from a skirt because it would have well-integrated and useful pockets!

I know I’m an anomaly for this, but I hate the season 1 Leftovers instrumental opening. It’s way too heavy, melodramatic, and BWARMMM-filled. And it seems loud compared to the rest of the show’s audio. The fact that The Leftovers openings are rather long don’t do it any favors.

Fool me once, fool me twice, fool me chicken soup with rice.

Yeah, that hole in my costume is for the, uh...straw.

Red hoodie, yellow hat, Guten Bourbon bottle.

I’m sure many people have done it in the, er, 25 years since, but as a teenager I went to a party where a girl was wearing a large, plain slip with “FREUD” written across it.

Give me Janelle Monáe in everything, please. Will definitely watch this.

OMG. Is that the price of getting some cool stuff filmed in Vancouver? What kind of devil’s bargain is this?!

1) Shirtless Mitch Pileggi or gtfo.

Dammit, I kind of want to watch it just because they used “Masters Of War” in the trailer.

Endgame: ETCJ and Michael (and possibly Vicky) end up ruling The Bad Place. They make it a place of learning and growth - and the occasional garbage storm because it’s not gonna be perfect. They help people get to The Good Place, or just be the best they can be there. Ethics classes, dance crews, skee ball, frozen…

The lengths we’d go to (or at least send someone else to) to get dear, pervy Mindy her cocaine.

As a wise man once had Satan declare, “Better to reign in Hell, than serve in Heaven.”

Weird, it doesn’t show up when I search in the Google Play app, but using the direct link above, it sends me to a webpage for it but also offers a link to it on Google Play, and that works.

This isn’t a sequel to 2 Days In The Valley? Damn.

I totally respect your take on “Interdemonsional Cable” even though it’s pretty far from my stance. I like it a lot, but there are definitely bits that just aren’t that great and/or go on too long.