This show really doesn't feel like it takes place in 2016. I get displaced whenever someone mentions something like Starbucks or Uber.

Assuming Sadie wasn't going to end up single for the rest of her life without Jake coming in, shouldn't the past be fucking with Jake pretty damn hard for interfering with a whole generation of childrens' lives?
Really enjoying the show so far, only gripe would be how Jake's obliviousness to threatening outcomes seems…

Christy's great, I would arguably put her above Larry in the power rankings because she actually has to deal with this bullshit and still comes out relatively unfazed. Granted she had one or two snarky remarks directed towards Tina, but my god, with the pompous ass of a state Tina was in, I think I would've done the…

Joel McHale successfully banished Ryan Seacrest to the Shadow Realm many moons ago

Was really impressed at that shot of the balloon flying out of Chip's hands and him being able to grab back onto it

Chance has gone his whole career releasing his music for free without a record label, it's a creative collaboration, not a commodified one!

Ehhh, album definitely deserves better than a C+ in my opinion (B-ish). Review doesn't bother to mention about half of the tracklist. And kind of seems to imply it could've been a "great album" if it did away with the more serious track like "White Privilege II" and consisted purely of the more light-hearted, comical…

I've got a modicum of respect for the writers here at A.V. Club for penning ~300 words for each "great job" from the internet they share, whereas other publications would just embed with a single complementary sentence, but oh boy, do I feel sorry for them to have to too. Then again, I presume the very same writers…

This one's for you, Connie

Since it happened once already with that guy's sister, I feel like we're suppose to presume that there doesn't need to be a catalyst (aside from alcohol), which I guess is why I was surprised he didn't do anything to Jake when he had an excuse of sorts to.

Obviously Nacho and gang meticulously took them all out of their plastic sleeves and put them back into the box in the same exact order just as one final farewell way to fuck with him

The whole "the past pushes back" thing comes off as pretty horrifying to me, even if right now that just means giving you food poisoning and forcing you to board at the home of a Christian woman who will wait for you at your car at night just to verbally condemn you.
The way that latter one played out was pretty…

“I guess some men just don’t have what it takes, do they, boys?”
I chuckled at how he inadvertently called his own in-group "boys" while trying to emasculate the outsider. Oh, language.

They kind of did head "straight home" after they found the truck. Rick said that they were heading back, just by a different route (no indication of whether it's shorter or longer really), presumably just to be super efficient and maybe come across anything extra.

Despite the enduring, over-the-top "music that makes you fucking feel" theme, this second episode actually did get a much more emotive response from me. The imitation Bruce Lee moves and the A&R guy walking into the conference room right at the very end were both hilarious, very akin to the laugh out loud moments from…

I actually thought the same, and it would have made that scene that much more cheesy

Agreed

The special effects for the building collapse seemed really off to me, especially that horizontal line crack along the walls. I thought it was suppose to be symbolic until the band and crowd actually started freaking out.

That's honestly a very tired response to someone not liking something about a show. Real world lesson one: not everything is black and white. People can hate an annoying ass kid of a character while still liking a lot of other things about a show to merit watching it. Even further, people can and do digest things they…

What is that, the third incarnation (pun intended) of Morgan fatalistically bumping into the Wolf?