I loved the ep.

Holy shit! Kim Wexler is my favorite character on the show.

I didn't care for the season or the episode, but the Chuck-Wendy conversation was great. Chuck's actions truly are indefensible (and in some cases illegal), but Axe and his minions ARE criminals. It was nice to see Wendy knocked off her high horse.

I'm certain the ensuing carnage couldn't possibly be worst than seeing that mutilated hand. I'm holding down the barf as I type this.

My cousin lived in Jenkintown in an apartment over a pizza place a few doors down from the fire station. The hallway smelled like calzones all the time. One night, the firehouse siren came on and woke me from a dead sleep. It was the sort of noise that one should only hear if an alien invasion is about to occur. …

The ending with Zoey telling her parents that SHE will be the one to take care of her siblings was great.

What's the first thing the excellent mini-series shows us? The Rodney King tape. That trial and outcome was a pall over everything. I think the jury was amenable to finding Simpson not guilty and the combination of inept prosecutors, Fuhrman, and a defense willing to jam doubt into the tiniest of cracks was all…

A psychologist had a blog in which he would analyze each episode of the show… it was great. I wish I could remember what it was named. In Treatment was GREAT show with great acting performances by Byrne, Mia W., Irfan Khan, Balir Underwood, Glen Turman, etc. I wish HBO would show it again.

I must strongly disagree. Are we talking about the same Lip who dropped out of high school over Karen? Are we talking about the same Lip who wasn't even going to apply to college, but luckily Mandy did it for him? Isn't this the same Lip who resorted to sleeping at Jimmy's place because Fiona wouldn't put up with…

That sounds like an exceptional idea.

Cinnabon's entire business model is based on this.

I was 97.8% certain the camera was going to pan up to him. Hopefully, he and Abbi will knock boots down the line.

Great, riveting episode.

I thought it was a wonderful episode. Even small things like the doorknob falling off on the other woman's hotel room, the uncomfortable/conciliatory conversation between Michael and Rafael, and Michael/Jane's handshake fail were excellent.

They cancelled the show?!?!?!!?? I guess they had to make space for Fear the Walking Vinyl and Better Call Vinyl.

Sarah Paulson has been excellent, but I think Sterling K. Brown has been the best actor on the show by a mile. The Darden-Goldman phone call was as heartbreaking as a guy talking to an answering machine can possibly be.

When he walked up to Nick behind the bar, I woke people up because I was laughing so loudly.

That's what she said.

I rewinded that part 3 times… I need a gif of Abbi doing that.

Another excellent ep. My favorite parts…