Yeah, not sure how this twist makes it more cynical. I absolutely see it being just as optimistic about its characters and their prospects in the future seasons. Eleanor writes the note to herself because she thinks finding Chidi is their way out of the Bad Place, and I'm not sure how that's inherently cynical OR…

Maybe it was flawed, but goddamn it the character/actor work was phenomenal. Weiss tapping the knife during her closing statement? Then Weiss putting on sneakers? Literally everything Camp did as Box? Ahmed's "I don't know?" Turturro's body language? Hell, even the judge's few lines? Trevor's lines about life as a…

Gotta completely agree with this whole review.

I'm not nearly famous or beloved enough to have to worry about that

Holy shit Hader was Pipey?!?! I saw his name in the credits last week but didn't remember seeing him at all.

That makes sense! Yeah because in the 2nd to last episode with Elizabeth chiming in it kinda seemed like Philip was saying one thing and then Elizabeth was saying the opposite and it just got kinda confusing

So I feel really dumb right now…but what was the takeaway behind the conversation between Philip/Elizabeth/Paige at the end of last episode and how did it connect with the one between Philip and Paige at the very end of this episode? In the last episode were they saying to Paige "you can just be normal friends with…

It's like AIM chatrooms but…I guess you can keep the archives and share files. So basically professional AIM. I think it's dumb they charge so much money for basically what I used to talk to my friends in middle school, but I do admit it's kinda fun having chatrooms back

Can we get David Mandel like an Emmy or something? Because not only is this "pretty good Veep," which would've been good enough after Armando left, this is fucking amazing Veep. Like, top of its game Veep.

So that's why I was kinda-sorta confused about her dad. I was like "wait coulda sworn we met him before" but found no trace of Veep on Jim O'Heir's wiki or IMDB so just thought I was imagining it

Underrated fave moment: when Ben is mocking Dan's nervous breakdown and Kent off-camera saying "nice."

I feel really dumb saying this but I actually don't get this bit

Wouldn't go quite as far as an A+ but a B is way too low, laughed soooo many times this episode

With warty penises!

Woody McWoodface!

So are we thinking GRRM totally had the origins of Hodor's name planned from the beginning, or just some pretty slick on-the-fly "retconning"

Is anyone else ready for the information Littlefinger gave Sansa to be complete bullshit and lead them into a trap of some kind? Because man does it seem like that.

Catherine/Selina's relationship is one of my favorite parts of the show…but then so is Kent….aw fuck it everything about this show is my favorite

Kinda reminds me of the Breaking Bad episode with the methylamine on the train. Awesome caper-related plot that's super fun and then a bombshell at the end that ruins everything (in a good way).

Kent describing the Matrix was probably one of my favorite moments. Man is he such a good character