I guess I'm one of the few who doesn't hate Aiden. I am always turned on by a British accent. Though I guess it's possible that Aiden's dead, I don't think so. But with Nolan in jail who's going to help with computer hacking?

Someone pointed out to me that the Hotel Carter —  where Karen and Jimmy speak at the front door near the end of the episode — is one of the sleaziest hotels in NYC and not a place to hold a celebratory party.

I disagree with most of this review. I liked this episode and i thought Megan Hilty was particularly wonderful.

I may be nuts, but I thought this episode was better than a C grade and I rather enjoyed it. I wasn't groaning. But what about Peters' atrocious wig during the song? Some hair person has a grudge against Peters.

Despite the film's flaws, I really liked this movie when I saw it at TIFF last September. It stood out among the 36 films I watched that week. Gosling and Eva Mendes are both fine the film. I had more of a problem with Cooper's performance but his character intrigued me. I recommend this film.

The only film critics I like at The New Yorker are the ones who use the initials M.S. and B.D. Richard Brody is the worst. Anthony Lane is clever but I don't know why he's even reviewing movies. Denby I've given up on. I do like the New Yorker television critics who seem to actually enjoy writing reviews.

Noel, say it isn't so? Smash recaps should only be written by you. I would wait until Wednesday to read your thoughts on this show. 

Remember when Daniel had the spy-clock removed from his office without knowing what it was? Whatever happened as a result of that action?

No one buys antique books anymore. That was lazy.

Jimmy makes Dev seem like a dreamboat.

I thought the Mientus character was much younger on the show—he acts like he's 15, LOL.

And Dev was dreamy shirtless, too.

It is too bad Tom is too old for Kyle because Kyle needs a boyfriend fast so he can stop pining after his straight writing partner.

Though I agree Jimmy is just as lame a character as Karen, I found this episode an improvement over the past two episodes. The pacing was better and I was more involved with what was happening. And though I thought I Got Love as a Fosse number was silly, the other three songs sung by Hudson were actually good.

It has to be better than 2 Broke Girls.

I'm not saying this was a great episode but I think some critics are out to get this show off the air. And they will be sorry. I'm talking to you, NY Times.

I thought this was the best episode this season so far. It wasn't as frantic as the first two and it seemed be more like the old Community I knew in which the characters cared for each other in the end.

Just wanted to say the A.V. Club writers do the best recaps online. I read the ones regularly for Bunheads, Revenge, Elementary, The Good Wife, Enlightened, Smash and Suits and they are all written  with such intelligence and humor.

I agree the show needs a Luke played by an actor you want to hug for more than one episode.

I am totally sick about reading about Argo's awards. Argo is a good movie but nothing amazing or great.