Cheddar and Swiss cheese on pizza? Get the f out of here with that nonsense.

Barry never had any intent to kill Ronny; the “calling an audible” comment referred to his act of changing the plan without telling Fuches about it first.

Forget about turning himself in. Let us recall that Gene told Barry in the last episdode that, even though he did a terrible thing, he is not defined by that thing.…

Another thing that didn’t quite hang together was Barry just assuming that Ronny was dead. He should know enough to check and make sure.

Also, how exactly did Ronny survive being shot in the face?

Finally, after all the blows that Ronny and Barry traded, Ronny killed Loach with one kick?

(Note: I want to make clear that,…

Interesting theory. But if that was Loach, and he was not going to chase Fuches, then why would he have put on his siren as soon as Fuches’s car chrashed into his police car?

It is truly sad that critics reflexively pan even excellent Simpsons episodes such as this one.

(“he has broke”? Come on, man!)

The evidence that this goofball doesn’t watch MLS is his labelling it a “fourth-rate” league.

The ship was not filled with water. The shuttle bay certainly flooded when the door was opened to allow the shuttle to enter; but then it was drained. The rest of the ship continue to be airtight, even if running on low power.

I’ll just make two minor nitpicks for this great episode of this wonderful show.

Stop with the “Dr. Claire” business! Was this review written by a child?

Call her “Dr. Finn”, or call her “Claire”.

Barry did indeed kill his friend Chris. By my estimation that was the worst thing that he did. And (here’s the important part) it was the worst thing hid did by his own estimation, as well. That act was the last straw for him; after that he could not work as a hitman again.

Honestly, I really don’t think that Barry ought to turn himself in. If he does that, then he will forever be defined by his bad acts. But the whole point of his journey is that those bad acts do not define him. The main purpose of prison is correction. But Barry has already been “corrected”.

Barry and Sally have had no choice but to accept the consequences of their actions, because these consequences come in the form of the self-hatred that each lives with.

I wouldn’t pin my hopes on the HBO store here in New York, which is so frustratingly small. They have so far never carried any Pied Piper hats for Silicon Valley fans; so the chances of their carrying Gene Cousineau posters don’t strike me as great.

I just want to say that I applaud you. Toxic people deserve to be ejected from your life. Congratulations for having the resolve to do that.

I totally agree about Hader’s greatness as an actor. This is why it was funny to see his recent appearance on Conan in which he severely minimised his own acting skills.

A very good observation! She is currently being presented as a bumbling goofball; but the writers may be setting up the audience for a twist in which she figures it all out.

Last year HBO ran a kind of stealth advertising in the New York City subways. They put up posters for Gene Cousineau’s acting class, with Henry Winkler’s picture. But the only text on the poster was in-universe information; there was nothing that said “HBO” or “Barry”. It was pretty amazing, like a little gift to fans…

That question is characteristic of someone who is filled with regret and who is seeking encouragement and affirmation.