Like the end with AP house under threat was at the start of the film, right? There are some details that are hazy about the movie.

My take was that when the guy held his phone up, Lionel mistook it as a "text me" gesture, which made him realize he didn't know where his phone was, which made him go hunt for it, at which point he sheepishly realized the other dude was telling him he had his phone.

I'm pretty sure that was just Lionel jerking off to memories of the haircut at the end.

It's definitely going to be a question of future episodes. How the deal between Dinesh and Richard plays out now that Hooli owns PiperChat is an outstanding question.

But what you're really talking about is more than one gin. The tonic is a modifier. It's like attorneys general.

Well it's a joke with some grammatical basis. I'm pretty sure gins and tonic is correct.

Because the point is all the creative and hilarious ways they find to make the core team fail at achieving the goal of the metaplot.

He doesn't do much for me, honestly. Also Egan genes plus Meyer genes = world destroying monster.

Yeah I would too.

My parent's have a pink guest bathroom in their house.

The lack of forward momentum is the entire point of the show.

I'm amazed by how invested I get in all the ups and downs, despite knowing full well that nothing will ever work out.

I would not want to risk Dan Egan genes in my pool.

I would choose Gary or Richard over Dan. Not Jonah though.

He's cute but he's not THAT cute.

Catharine had a little crush on him in S1, right? Did I imagine that. But she surely knows better now.

I think it's a quote. Or my like was predicated on that assumption.

Even shittier, I think. At least Old Maid cards usually have fun artwork.

I was wondering that too.

I had to rewatch it because I was laughing so hard at Gary that I missed the entire conversation.