Sounds about as bad as expected. Good luck with the rest of the season, Myles and others! Will be enjoying the reviews, at least! :)

Nope.

Betty Gilpin’s Zoya was something I didn’t know I’d want to see, until I did! Loved this ep.

Certain festive jellies.

Really, the most unbelievable part of the episode was that Busy Phillips would still have a talk show in 2024! (or whenever this is...) Badump bump, psh!

Yep, beat me to it. Just double checking now, she says, “I’m tired of lying all the time. I don’t love you. I don’t know if I’ll ever love you. That’s the truth.”

Hehe, I had to double check to make sure I heard it, nice that they got it in there.

Great to be back.

“Why bother with the internment camp setting at all?”

Who could forget Professor SexFrench??

They got the same actresses for the young Syd’s as they used before in the series. And yes, she’s very good.

Let’s just be honest. This is an A.

Agreed mostly, but I’d put Cryer just below Rosenbaum.

I was on board from day one. And... he nailed it. So very good.

Yep... and I totally didn’t rewatch that sequence at least twice... totally... hehe...

Holt’s “Squirt more lube and help me yank!” had my in stiches, lol...

That Sandler reunion sketch was the stuff of nightmares.

Oh, I forgot to add, yet another piece of crappy direction...

Well, the season was a mess, but it was still very watchable, and I enjoyed it. Looking forward to more.

Yep, I was going to mention the many musical homages in this ep. The James Horner stuff during that sequence particularly reminded me of the stealing the Enterprise sequence from ST3.