God, Zelda is such a Zoe!

Followed by Gretchen immediately working on facial contortions to see if there was a way to improve her blowjob technique.

If there's one thing this show does have going for it, it's that it's wrested the "most painful integration of product placement" award from Hawaii 5-0.

#thatsthejoke.

I can see your perspective but I watched that scene feeling incredibly sorry for Pamela.

Well, just imagine how creepy Back to the Future II would have been if they had walked into a 90's themed nostalgia cafe?

What the fuck was that?

No, if you're working at a Hooli type place, you're making above 100K in anything remotely technical.

And every day, you see more and more Google busses shipping young engineers from SF to the plex. You might work in Mountain View but you live in the city if you have a choice.

There's nobody remotely technical who would be making 45K here. Even interns make 20K over a 3 month internship and salaries only go up from there.

As someone living through the craziness, I so wanted this to be a better show. I think there's a great satiric show about the tech industry waiting to be made the barbs in this felt weak. Judge talks about drawing on a lot of his experiences working in the tech industry in the 90's and it shows. The show feels like a…

Buddy Holly was featured as an Easter Egg on the Windows 95 install disc, that's how old it is: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

With all the other shows with finales this week, I somehow got the impression that tonight's The Americans was this seasons finale and thought at the end of it that it was an impressive way to cap off the season. Imagine my surprise when I realized it's only episode 5!

As usual, classic Simpsons did it better with the Starbucks scene when Bart gets an ear ring by putting the joke largely in the background and making it slyly subversive.

I didn't get a Community notification for this?

I disagree with the reviewer that Mallory caring is coming out of left field. The Archer-Mallory relationship is defined by a dysfuctional sort of push-pull caring where Mallory is outwardly hostile until Archer is in any sort of danger, after which she is prepared to go to any lengths to keep him safe (see, for…

Fred said "New York City, 1977" (http://archives.jrn.columbi… ), 1997 would make no sense.

I hope they remember it's illegal for foreign nationals to donate to a US presidential campaign and Adnan is most definitely a foreign national. I wonder if she's just there as a catalyst for a dirty money scandal?

That's… better…

This episode drops so many SF specific easter eggs.