Better reviews. More like Alston's season 2 reviews. Thanks!

It's super confusing because last year I liked the reviews as much as the show and now……. 5 minutes ago I told my boyfriend I was wrong about it being the bridge guy because how could one leave that out of the review?!?

"You're the greatest kid in the world, Henry. "

It's okay. Thanks for apologizing. Maybe next time write "Americans spoiler" and then skip a few lines. That is what lots of people do.

I haven't seen that episode yet and didn't expect spoilers on the Brooklyn 99 thread. I wish you hadn't spoiled a plot point on a show that I love.

I think that's a fair assessment regarding the plug-in. So she or they would have to meld skits around her awkwardness. If they made the effort, she would be good in a Debby Downer like skit but for awkwardness. Or a strange alien of a date when interacting with parents. I'm sort of surprised more than anything that…

I agree. I spent a lot of time wondering if Lorne wanted that or if Kate demanded it.

I found it interesting that all the women gathered together on one side and all the men gathered on the other side. I always obsessively scan the closing credits to figure out who likes/dislikes each other. I wish we as an AV club community discussed that more.

I mean, what you wrote is hilarious and accurate, but I like her weird non-impression voice. I could see why it's hard to use her but that bedroom scene with Aziz Ansari was amazing.

I'm not ScarJo's #1 fan but that really pissed me off. Everyone this season besides her had a five-timer present their jacket. I'm surprised about how angry I am. Like I might find paper (I'm a Milennial) and write a letter about it.

He sort of vibes like Richard from Veep. I didn't notice until your comment.

I've been obsessed since he got kidnapped by the car. He is the best.

The things one will do for a porcelain uterus.

Her face after Selina said "Trust me, Amy. It was not the heart attack that depressed your dad" was my favorite reaction shot in this episode.

It's satire. I haven't seen that term in these feeds yet. Satire is an important tool to fight racism. I assume the writers of this show don't want anyone thinking "I want to be just like Erlich when I grow up."

Upvoted for your unexpected use of precog.

This argument is a good problem to have about a show.

It's funny you say that because when he got scared I thought, "Oh yeah, Gene's a kid". The kids are written in such a way that you forget sometimes.

If they remember, Fitz is ruined. If they don't remember, everything was for nothing and the disappearance of Mace is super confusing. Catch-22.

I love this show but I had some problems with this episode:
1) Going to the Poconos when a police chief is on vacation is CLEARLY a bad idea. Holt agreeing to it was so out of character that it took me out of the whole plot. Couldn't even enjoy the eyebrows (still enjoyed it a little since I'm only human).
2) Rosa…