I was hoping that when Terry noted how dark it was, Jake would reveal he had a Shoulder Nova.

I was wondering what kind of experiments have been going on at Veridian Dynamics lately.

Abraham doesn't like coffee ice cream.

One thing I really like this season is that they've toned down Player Eddie and made him a more awkward and believable 7th-grader. His storylines are so much more enjoyable now. Maybe real Eddie's departure helped?

Debbie's best episode yet. I hope we continue to see more of her personality.

I gave up on Heroes when the show killed off his character—who, if memory serves, was supposed to be immortal.

iZombie really should consider putting out a cookbook. I remember last week's recipe looked good as well. Surely chicken could substitute for human brains?

Ravi really is the best. He and Liv have one of the most charming friendships on TV right now.

I still can't believe sometimes they saddled their son with the name Marshall Tucker Bangs.

I want the entire backstory behind that handshake. When did they come up with it?

This episode was the most I've ever liked Eddie. He was more the nice, goofy 7th-grader than the trying-too-hard guy he usually is.

Agreed, though even a decent episode of B99 is funnier than most shows. I am looking forward to them doing actual detective work.

Mike Schur sure loves butt-dialing. And couples who roleplay.

That was a clever moment, along with thinking that Jimmy is delivering a monologue to the camera but he's actually talking to his staff and family.

That's hard to look up because no one knows what to call
them! Pop culture anachronisms always bother me when I'm watching TV or movies, as do incorrect sports calendars (e.g., someone talking about watching the Stanley Cup finals in a scene set in April).
If the writer can't bother with research that basic, why…

A couple of details took me out of this story. The murder was set in 1978, and Poison didn't exist back then. I just looked it up, and Swallow This Live was released in 1991. Also, I didn't think Mama's Family aired in 1978. Turns out it didn't start until 1983. I know Documentary Now! prides itself on details, so why…

The "kicks ass" callback was my favorite moment. Title card was a close second.