I honestly thought, 100%, that after taking the Klansman’s robe and info, that he was gonna turn around and throw that thing right in the trashcan that was in frame.

Susie sewing the Magen David on the Klan robe provided me with unutterable joy.

I think the thing that’s kept Roman from being utterly intolerable, at least to me, is that he’s the one Roy who has no illusions about who he is. Shiv and Kendall both think they’re good people. Connor thinks he’s important. Tom and Greg, in their own ways, front so hard to look like they belong with the rest. Even…

I laughed so hard when Laura Kightlinger called Larry “Jerry David.” And Albert Brooks following that up something along the lines of “she’s funny, but anti-Semitic” was brilliant.

Honestly, I could watch a full hour of “Susie’s vulgar escalation bits”

I’d probably go B+, if only for the Marsha Lifshitz audition scene. There were so many opportunities for low hanging fruit, and they deftly avoided everyone; and instead went for a slightly sexualized pronunciation of “bubbe”. I don’t know the name of the actress off hand, but for my money, she nailed the audition.

I feel like that was the subtext of the funeral plotline. And those end credits felt oddly poignant and moving, maybe there was something only Larry knows about it - perhaps to him, watching the orchestra play the theme with Bob’s brother is the next best thing to Bob still being around.

I’m with ya, this episode was fantastic through and through. Barry using out of place nursery rhymes really cracked me up lol.

That moment where Archer quietly just puts his hand on crying Lana’s shoulder. Perfect!

I loved Balancing. From the pilot, we were told that Jake needed to grow up. Tonight we saw him sacrifice one of the biggest moments of his career because Amy and Mac both came before that. I love that B99 let its characters grow.

Prediction:

He does a mean German, too.

Obvious, but had to do it.

The attendant at a Costco told me about the filter thing. It was a new Costco and he seemed pretty proud of his job, which is unusual for a gas station attendant but hey there’s absolutely nothin’ wrong with giving a shit about your work. Anyway he was talking about how he goes around once an hour and checks all the…

That might be taking it too far, haha.

How about Paul Scheer? I feel like he could play a good lunatic control freak futurist obsessed with turning the future he was promised as a child into reality.

“cool af - cool as Fonzie” was the first thing that really made me laugh at this episode.

You didn’t miss it. Hostage Crisis, the season one closer, ends with an iris out on Cad Bane and his crew speeding across Coruscant with Ziro, but just after he detonates the bomb he planted to kill his hostages. Anakin saves them, but since he no longer has his hostages it makes sense that the Jedi would make one…