I enjoyed the first two episodes and part of this one but episode 4 is where it really started to pick up for me and after that it just kept getting better and better. So maybe watch the next couple and see how you feel and if you're still not on board, jump to episode 9 (probably one of the best episodes of the…

I feel they were hoping to make this episode about more than just the season 1 controversy, but their depiction of "computer people" was so broad and caricatured, any greater point they were trying to make was lost, which is frustrating because this could've been a great episode with a few tweaks and instead it's just…

"Oh God! They drew a Michael Jordan moustache on me!" I'm still not sure entirely how I feel about this episode, but the melody to that damn song has been stuck in my head for days now.

That wasn't a Goodwill, that was a Salvation Coast Guard. Your point stands though.

"Oh God, am I unhappy. I'm casting cats".

The Xan plot may have been a bit of a retread, but it was worth it for that quick scene of Kimmy playing "Sexy Cat Burglar avoiding lasers".

I was given the complete series of that show for Christmas and was shocked when I noticed Chuck Lorre's name in the credits so I appreciated that poster joke a lot. It's just one of those weird but true pieces of TV trivia.

"I went to a playdate once where the kids got to run the Greek economy." I somehow missed that line entirely my first time through this episode but it hit hard on the re-watch. That's the great thing about a show this densely packed with jokes. There's always something new to discover.

It was a nice detail hearing Rebecca's "real" singing voice again in this episode, which is very removed from the fantasy she wants in her head.

Darryl revealing that he thinks he and Paula are best friends was probably the funniest moment of the episode to me. On top of everything else, I hope to see that dynamic explored more next season.

I hope they find a way to incorporate Vonda into season 3, even if it's just for a quick episode. She really makes an impression in the short screentime she has.

I've gotten pretty tired of the "In Media Res" opening, but this one is just so delightful and just gets so strange that it works for me, and actually worked even better on the re-watch, once the full emotional context of that scene is clear. But context or no context, "The Jews took my painting" cracks me up every…

This will probably change every time I watch the season but right now it's the flashback to Titus' worst audition. "You said this was blanks!" Both times I've watched that scene, I have to pause the episode due to laughter.

"Ms. Kaushtupper, have you ever thought about running for office?" "I hadn't thought of that. 'Mayor Kaushtupper Still At Large, colon, Authorities Baffled.' Let's talk, you white prick." Oh Lillian, I might miss you most of all.

That song was incredible, especially combined with how delirious he looked. Also his follow-up line "In lieu of my usual audition piece, that was a jingle for gum I just made up" makes me laugh just as hard.

"And I know I can count on the two of you and your unique set of special skills-" "Uh, actually, I just found her on Facebook". "Girl, that bitch is in Orlando." "Oh. Heh. That was easy. WHY'D IT TAKE THEM SO LONG TO FIND ME?!" Best episode ending of the season.

"The only person who's ever killed on this show is the hilarious Louie Anderson and that woman deserved it." Jeff Goldblum is a treasure.

The charades scene and the separate paths Titus and Lillian take to get to "Therapy" crack me up every time. "Pac-Man. Ms. Pac-Man. Baby Pac-Man. Baby Pac-Man. The Pac-Man's stop having sex and go to couples counselling. Therapy!" "Talking. Titus. Titus is talking. Ok, we know it starts with a 'T'. Tangerines.…

"I'm convinced I can swim. I'm pretty sure that I have a fin. I dream about going in a pool. I kick and splash and I look real cool. Okay, I've never seen a pool, but I'd like to visit one with you. Yeah, I'm sure it's a fin. Whoo! I'm convinced I can swim". I'm Convinced I Can Swim is probably my favourite song of…

"Kimmy, get your gay friend over here for flower arranging. What's his name? Tibor?" "Tringus! Sorry I'm excited. Turdgun! Turdgun."