That scene and Anatoli showing up got big cheers from me.
My thumbs and knee hurt now, though.

Exactly, and I would add that while Simone's shooting might seem more impaired, Bryce Dallas Howard — in no way — could ever run through that terrain in heels.

That was a worthwhile shout out. Pelecanos wrote the most impactful episodes of television I think I've ever seen.

That was also some great casting on the young bully Pop.
It kept me completely immersed.

Will Arnett as a magician. Make it happen!!

It was so strange and subtle hearing it in that context, and only in
ole timey piano, that once I recognized it, I had this stupid smile on
my face.

I had heard, and my hype was uncontrollable.
It was still great.

Captivating. Great casting.

The relevancy to so much media, entertainment, and voyeurism that is our day to day modern culture was really well represented and grounded it in believability.

It's funny that at Five Guys if you order a hamburger/cheeseburger you get a double, and it's the Jr. version of the two that's the single.
That's some Kayne level Machiavellian craftiness, Five Guys.

Not to mention it was recorded on video!!!
Chekhov's prison camera???

The scene in the restroom with Chandra was just jaw dropping.

I just want that Bruce Lee belt buckle.

Well, as proof, I watched the whole pilot thinking it was Andre Royo.

I love the armor dyes they added to Witcher 3.
Just one of many elements of depth and fun.

Please, please, tell me now.

That's a great catch!
I had to wiki that to refresh my memory.
For anyone else wondering:

I think Whiterose almost revealing himself to Agent Dipierro was based on him thinking she'd be dead soon anyway. I guess he might end up regretting that.

I'm not sure what the music was over the opening credits but it was spot on yet again. It's tech noir sound, really set the mood.

Anyone else think that BoJack waking up with Todd's "papier mâché head" was a subverted homage to The Godfather?
Perhaps it's my warped mind but that's the first thing I thought of.