While Elizabeth finds out first-hand how little patience the GRU has for incompetence. They used to cremate the dumber people alive, I hear.

You have to wonder what the idiot would be doing now if she were still alive. My guess is that she's a whizzled-up old bat living in a crumbling old stack-a-prole apartment block in Moscow growling about her asshole husband, ungrateful brats and how little her pension is worth while really hoping Putin will make…

I find myself more and more hoping that the series ends with Elizabeth getting shot in the gut by Philip. He's starting to become an American while she's still brainlessly loyal to a system that's about to fall to crap.

You have to feel a bit sorry for both the Zircons and Blue Diamond here. They're probably all realizing that someone sold them a bill of goods for a discreditable reason. Perhaps, just perhaps, Pink Diamond was about to say something VERY stupid about how they shouldn't just gut planets but leave a little aside so…

I wonder what Monica actually thought of the stunts he pulled….and if that was why he made that awkward and unwatchable apology to Tai……

How stupid would you have to be to believe that anything got solved?

What do you expect from a dog but barking? He can't coexist with a better world because it means that he and men like him ARE the bad guy.

He wouldn't be Varner if he had self-awareness or a sense of the appropriate.

What we really needed was for a real man (is Rudy still with us?) to come along and lace into that pathetic twat Culpepper for getting bees in his panties about his nauseating need to win all the time just to feel like a man.

Well, Adam did promise noir and he delivered. This is because I expected to cut away to the John Di Maggio Joker cackling about how everybody lost. None of the characters are in a better place due to Archer's inattention and refusal to play things smart. That's his fatal flaw in infinite Earths: he simply refuses to…

The ridiculously arbitrary death of Lana made a lot of sense. He always seems to have been vaguely worried that his bizarre lifestyle would end up killing someone in a nut-bustingly stupid manner.

This is something that Tartakovsky had hinted at from the start: taking out Aku in the Sengoku era would undo everything that happened after the man called "Jack" fell into that time vortex. Also, no one will ever really know what he saved them from and he's not going to tell them. He's just going to live out his life…

That she does. It's so classic her.

So far, this has been Archer telling himself things he needs to face up to:
1) He's not bullet-proof
2) He should stop disappearing up his own asshole.
3) His life is filled with moral ambiguity and mind-blowing weirdness.

We need the heroes to be so much meddling kids to keep this show going.

Well, Archer is terrified of what Barry represents in real life so it makes sense that in the dream state, Dutch is Decepticon Freddy Kruger.

Let's hope Tartakovsky doesn't go for the cliché thing where Ashi dies so Jack can have someone to avenge.

Can't it be the Sims AND Gomez Masters both?

My favourite lines
"Now I REALLY feel like an asshole"
"I can't help you with that."

Watching the scene in the lobby makes me wonder about the inevitable clusterfuck season ender….specifically how blood-soaked, stupid and pointless it'll be and how little will be learned from it.