This doesn’t exactly sound like the best show ever but it's got Carol Kane and Saul Rubinek working to fuck up Nazis so I'm in.

Exactly what I was thinking.

Nothing you’re describing sounds anything less than B+ to me. I’m in. 

I’ve been hoping my whole life to see a 1970's-era Hasidic Jew (sporting massive sideburns and a Brooklyn accent) stuff a yarmulke down the throat of a Nazi, who is incognito as a bartender, while disco music plays gently in the background... is this my show? 

He’s maybe bi. So it checks out.

I love that Louise had to ask what a MILF was, reminding us all that she is still an innocent little girl. 

Still think Louise will run the burger restaurant and be married to Regular-Sized Rudy, who she will obviously run roughshod over, so now that I think about it maybe that does make her somewhat like the old craft store lady

I can’t decide if I disagree with you or if the idea of Tina becoming Gayle is just too bleak for me. Tina is awkward, but Gayle is one of those people who flat-out can’t function in society.

I’m not saying it’s the funniest joke in this episode, but I totally lost my shit at “Thanquet”.

I love how Bob seems entirely unfazed by this possibility.

Mommy Is Living Forever.

Oh right, their annual Valentine’s Day episode! I wonder why it didn’t air the past weekend?

I appreciate how the episode acknowledges upfront how the whole big and little fish concept excludes a sixth grader like Gene, and then has him crash all the key events anyway by pretending to be an eighth grader, which is to say wearing a tie and saying the word “algebra” a lot.

- How adorable is little Tina? Really, any of the Belchers in flashback.

Tina’s attempts to force a connection were so, so cringey and so, so relatable and I was so, so happy the writers avoided every cliche trap I feared.

i can totally see Gene being a very Linda-like adult but i don’t think Tina will end up like Gayle. this may be wishful thinking, because Gayle is, really, the saddest character on the show (beating out Teddy and Frond, IMO).

The thing I most appreciated this episode was how they didn’t try to force an ending where Tina and Kaylee actually bonded. Sometimes you just don’t get along with folks, and that’s OK. 

“Ooh, wait until Mort and Teddy touch your butt tomorrow!”

I still maintain that Louise is going to grow up to be Ilana Wexler from Broad City

“Your father and I are both MILF’s now!”