Logan Echolls at least had a serial killer for a father. 99% of the time its just "Bwah! My parents have expectations of me! Bawh!"

Karen is the kind of character who is great to have pop in for a few jokes every few episodes.

The great thing about this episode: We got a classic Rebecca/Paula shenanigan! And it involved grave robbing!

For a bit I thought he was Armie Hammer from Reaper.

Yeah. I was not feeling the character dynamic between them. And I really didn't buy that he could get into her head that quickly, enough to make her ruin her dinner.

Weirdly enough, I know Scott Michael Foster solely through the incredibly obscure TV show The River.

Plus the CW knew going into this season that shunting CXG to Friday would result in low, low, low ratings. It was an emergency move since the last minute pick up of Supergirl messed up their entire schedule. I'm not necessarily optimistic that it will be back next year… but it seems like it would be an intelligent…

Yeah, Nathaniel really was beyond redemption the moment he fired someone out of spite and to prove a point to Darryl and Rebecca.

It did feel abrupt. I was waiting to talk about the next episode until the other review is posted, but this episode felt like a very smashed together at the last minute season finale, while next episode felt like a season premiere. The season long stories were mostly resolved this episode and the next episode feature…

Well Josh is mostly exceptionally gullible and Rebecca is exceptionally good at gaslighting. So he more or less buys any story she feeds him. It's why in the hot showers lawsuit, all of his friends are openly terrified of her.

Yeah… so I don't really understand why Will liked that guy. He was super creepy and it was uncomfortable to even watch that scene.

I'm still pretty interested in Hector's dating advice podcast with his mother.

Well Rebecca did bring out Josh's kinky side…

I don't think they hit the exact story beat that they needed to make it work.

Josh: "She's amazing"
Hector: "Well…."
WhiJo: "She has her issues."

What makes it even more funny is that she is specifically giving him a talk about internet safety, internet predators and cyberstalkers at that moment.

"Oh hey Rebecca and child who doesn't belong in a place like this."

He was originally much more earnest, but he occasionally got some zingers in. I think making him the new sarcastic friend works really well.

That had me laughing so hard.

First off, women gotta stick together. Secondly, Rebecca got an "A" in pole dancing. Also, how long do you think you could talk to White Josh about his fitness? And every single line from "The Cancer Crew" is an instant classic.