Better Off Ted!

Based on Parks and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, I expect The Good Place to not be that great the first 5 episodes, and then become awesome and stay that way.

I cried a lot more than I was expecting (the "straight line . . . arrow" line set me off). I hope the Machine lets Shaw and Fusco know that Finch is OK. And I fully support a "Her"-style spinoff.

This episode threaded the fine line between comedy and tragedy.

I was wondering that as well, thank you for clarifying.

Does Elizabeth know any non-lethal moves?

If Jeremy could somehow fall off a roof this season, I would be very satisfied.

I like that—and the show has brought up events from early in the show this season, namely Gregory and Philip's eldest son.

Does anyone remember the TWOP X-Files forum and the Skinner-Doggett House of Pies? I wish the B&B could have been next door.

I'd love to see him do comedy. I wonder if his skills would translate like Andre Braugher.

My lunch throughout elementary was PB&J on wheat, carrot sticks, and money for a carton of milk and a cookie. Our sugariest cereal was Golden Grahams. We may be related.

#blessed. Props to the people in charge of Veep's fake websites.

Man, Andre 3000 has really gone downhill.

Dan's "Go fuck yourself" to Jonah with that little smile was, bizarrely, one of the sweeter moments on this show.

What I remember most about Big Eyes was Christoph Waltz's over-the-top acting.

I was thinking if Don didn't go along with paying for the funeral, what would have happened?

My dad always made his sandwiches with Oroweat. I got in the habit of eating wheat bread because I wanted to be like him. My brother ate egg bread. We never had white bread in the house.

Oh! I didn't make that connection, thank you. And I believe she had to speak perfect English as well.

For the first time, I might feel bad if Pastor Tim dies.

I hope we get to meet Mr. Sue. But damn, my Sue/Kent hopes.