I had a feeling that was Maria as soon as she did her disturbing deep voice for the bear. She’s such an underrated goddamn talent when it comes to voice acting.

That Gamby/Russell fight was so fucking satisfying, as was hearing some of the deranged shit Lee did as a kid. I’m gonna miss the hell out of this show when it ends next week, but man, has it been a fun ride.

The bit with the woman with a “medical condition” guilting Larry into taking his aisle seat and not getting up the entire time killed me. People like that in real life really are the fucking worst.

Willie’s licorice addiction and the ‘Trainspotting’-style hallucination that followed were the only laughs I got out of this one. I’d give it a C at best.

“She’s like my grandma at a yard sale: going after our junk!”

Yeah, he basically had a right to make light of it, even if the joke didn’t land. Hell, he could’ve even joked about having a confederate slave master for an ancestor, which apparently is true.

I’m a sucker for those absurdist Bennett/Mooney after-school special parodies, and this one did NOT disappoint. I also got a kick out of Larry trying not to break during the “gay-friendly” diva sketch and failing miserably.

Eye certainly didn’t see that twist coming.

I don’t think this show will ever be able to top an opening line like “Max, the dog is eating your pussy blood again!”

I couldn’t stop laughing at the end when they showed the girl completely oblivious to the lipstick messily smeared all over her face during her interview. This show really has mastered the art of cringe comedy.

Of course Gretchen actively posts on Urban Dictionary and cyberbullies Elle Fanning. I can only imagine how gross her definition for “skunked a creamer” is.

“Betty’s ponytail is iconic and beyond reproach.”

“Betty’s ponytail is iconic and beyond reproach.”

Evan Peters as Jim Jones high-fiving Evan Peters as Jesus is probably the hardest I’ve laughed at anything on TV this year.

That Eleven/Hopper fight scene was so masterfully fucking tense. It’s hard not to see the other’s point of view, and yet just as difficult to pick a side. Also gotta hand it to Noah Schnapp for really turning up the possessed creep factor on Will. Who knew the simple act of drawing could look so damn disturbing?

“DON’T TREAD ON ME, MOTHERFUCKERS!”

“Eat ‘em, throw ‘em up, enjoy your breakfast.”

“I NEED MY PADDLES!”

Perkins.

Didn’t care that much about the burrito gag, but this was a fantastic episode nonetheless. Not to mention it’s always nice to hear Cree Summer’s voice when we least expect it.