I was already excited for this series and this interview has only increased my excitement. It sounds like NPH has a real handle on what makes Olaf such a compelling villain.

My biggest problem with the last trailer was them reusing Hooked on a Feeling so I was extra stoked when Fox on the Run started playing. This all looks terrific, especially the weird friendship on display between Starlord and Drax.

The crazy thing is that this is the second episode of television this year to feature an original song about being trapped in a bathroom. Bob's Burgers didn't think to go the "Trapped in the Closet" route though.

"Never meet your heroes. Marie Callender was a real bitch".

It was really weird seeing Xo having to be the peacemaker for once instead of a combatant. Very welcome though.

I always knew Yael Grobglas was a terrific actress, but I'm not sure I realized how good she was until Petra returned and was immediately distinct from Anezka's best imitation of her. There's a certain power to Petra that you just can't fake.

The reveal of the overly long dining table a la Citizen Kane and how it forced Tandy and Carol to need to use megaphones to hear each other was my favourite thing in this episode. This show never lacks for inspired set pieces.

The character of Naomi reminds me of the character Amy Adams played on The Office way back when. Maybe Azie Tesfai's career will follow the same trajectory.

This show has ended episodes on some pretty major cliffhangers before, but I can say without sarcasm that Jane and Michael being given the all-clear to finally have sex is probably the biggest one yet. So excited!

"The Oscar for Best Liar goes to you!" "That's not an Oscars category". Annoyed Terry is the best Terry.

The fact that the show was able to have it so Michael's survival means Petra remains "Petra-fied" indefinitely was both a cruel and brilliant move on the writer's part.

I hope we actually get to see Michael get Faith M. Whiskers III sometime in the near future. TV cats make everything better.

I'm very glad they found a way to bring Principal Foster back into the mix. Curtis Armstrong is always great on this show.

I was also sad to see Pops get killed off so soon. Frankie Faison made a hell of an impression with his small amount of screen time and I just want more of him. It was almost worth it for Luke scaring the shit out of that thug at the end though. Luke Cage has arrived.

It mentions her. It does it very briefly with no comment on how good she is on the show, but it says the show is America Ferrara-starring, so that's something.

Excellent news. The show's first season started off good and only improved as it went on and last night's premiere was great. I can't wait to see how much better the show becomes, now that they've really started to figure out what works.

I was expecting the episode to end on the reveal of Jianyu being the note sender (which I was expecting), leaving us until next week to see what he had to say. I'm very happy that the scene went on the extra 30 seconds because that reveal was brilliant. Also, here's a theory. Could the "paired with your perfect…

A catastrophic event leaves Vernon as the President of the United States.

"You never said 'thank you'". "That's what the money is for!" I wasn't expecting Killian to become the Peggy to Jimmy's Don Draper, but it's a welcome development.

If we don't see that tattoo sometime this season, I'm gonna be very disappointed in this show.