Dude, I nailed the sexist riddle first time I heard it, and I am kind of an old.

Sex is the only language Noah knows to communicate with Allision; I thought it rape-y, and also saw Noah taking advantage of what Allsion said to him earlier: she stopped talking, and replaced it with self destruction.

The sex was brutal, and clearly the only real language Noah has when he needs to communicate his emotions to Allison.

You make a good point. The Allison character has been consistently portrayed as someone passively lurching from one self destructive action to another, while trying to keep alive the patina she is somehow healing. There is no magic when it comes to recovery; not even a fancy life in Brooklyn will do the trick.

Or really annoying, very wealthy cousin, who opposes Trump.

I thought Larry David stole Trump's thunder at the start; which was not a bad plan for SNL, since so many stop watching by midnight.

The Donald will spin it to make himself look good, though.

I am a poster who would not mind if you explained why it is incorrect.

Let's say Trump wins the GOP nom - highly unlikely, but for fun.

I think I saw the best parts: Larry David.

The Donald cannot be humiliated, because he has no sense of shame.

Worry not!

You sound like a campaign plant.

Bugs Bunny did like to wear dresses.

I love that the father expected him to have read the article, the son thought it kooky, then at the end shows them both reading the mag.

A nice bit of flair!

I am remarkably American, as well - more like 12 generation - and still enjoy the feel of the 'fish out of water' sense to the show. Anzari - born and raised in South Carolina - likes to use his eager American persona as a sharp contrast to his obvious ethnicity. I am hoping he will introduce a 'cousin Randy'…

His mother was very much the Indian mother, however. I liked her naturalism.

The lighting in Alex's house is brown and depressing.