I get that—but in the first place I was wondering if they would dare tamper with his car in the first place while he was home, knowing how vigilant he is at all times.

Why wouldn't transmitter owner just change the battery? Those things are expensive, even for criminals. And ok—Mike, procedural, yay. But it seemed like half the episode was Mike taking apart the car and fooling with the transmitter. There are only ten episodes!

Did you see Roy Williams in the 2017 NCAA tournament?

I feel like I watched a different show. What it needs is some restraint, and a little more attention to detail. It can barely bother to show a full team in the field in the baseball scenes. Pete shouts her line in a misguided attempt to be funnier. Brockmire character would be funnier if he held something back. The…

What is the geography here? Upstate farm—ok. Do they take helicopters to the city? Is it New York.? What about the CT plates and quick trip to the Hartford airport?

Yeah, I found it one of the few clunkers—out of character

I find this explanation about skunkiness shaky, expecially since he made an error about Genuine Draft "replacing High Life." So he didnt' really say High Life was made with fake hops. High Life came in clear bottles for years, and I doubt it was to save money, just as I have always been doubtful that clear causes…

I recognized the similarity to the Sting, but totally missed the license thing.

Thank you! That was basically it, and clearly it slipped by a lot of folks; it took me a few seconds to register it.

Somebody recall exactly how Dan's "hallway to hallway" comment went?

I think we were definitely set up for that. I know I was.

Gavin's cheerful assistant, fired in the end, has been a consistent bright presence.

The great progression of Jared's character reminds me of what went on with Kramer on "Seinfeld." In the beginning, the zaniness and quirks were forced and overdone, but both settled into being believably bizarre—and in Jared's case, endearing.

Yeah, had that been revealed before?

Like beer snobs, whiskey snobs never disappoint.

It is the essence of the show; it is why it is in season 3.

Why do people want that to be true? It's a fictional TV show. There is no hidden reality that one can "suspect" is behind it. It was a simple plot device.

Not to mention as insufferable here as they are wherever they pop up.

I think you are overthinking it. Sometimes they just use a simple twist without a complicated plan behind it. It is a TV show after all.

Have you caught the live performance they do? It's great.