"They might try to force him to help them carry out the attack perhaps."

I'm curious as to a) why they bothered to take Quinn along for the fake-out roadtrip to Syria rather than just killing him before they left Berlin, and b) why they didn't just kill him rather than cart his ass back to Berlin after they obtained the chemical weapons?

Since the abortion episode of Maude back in the early 70s, I can't think of any other episode of comedic TV that's treated an abortion and the conflicting emotions of the woman involved with this much honesty.

Godawful? If Gaga's performance showed anything, it's how well-crafted Evan Peter's characterization is, and the 1920s "accent is an essential part of it.

No, they evoke a hipster producer's idea of what's considered old-world and mystical. It's been done to death (and better), and now it's just tired and corny.

Has anyone mentioned that it seems more than a little coincidental that the random person who just happened to stumble upon Quinn when he was about to die, and who not only nursed him back to health but stood as his protector against his own people also happens to be Quinn's entree to some huge terrorist plot that's…

This show also has the worst theme song and title graphics…I hate that nasally whiney pseudo-yodeling more than I can adequately express. And the graphics are just lazy and uninspired.

When I heard the first couple of notes, I thought it was going to be S&G's "My Little Town" (not sure why, they don't really sound anything alike). Wouldn't have been a bad choice, though.

I watched this based on the review here, but I feel like I was conned into sitting through what is the TV equivalent of a YA novel for girls.

"Alas, viewers are asked to accept this massive character departure, no questions asked."

Bullshit. I call bullshit on both of your "examples." They are nothing more than urban legends, for which you provide no proof whatsoever. "Church prayer team"…seriously, ffs…do the teams all have names and mascots?

You think? I'm pretty sure they have defined Tom as a heterosexual, given the strictly female sexual partners he's had on the show (plus his hand in his boss's vagina).

Especially in the ambulance when he kept holding Arnold's hand, and in the last shot of the ambulance scene where he's stroking Arnold's thigh. But I love that no one made a big deal about it.

"Hey guys! Joe got new information and immediately went to fill Iris in!"

I, for one, am counting on someone around here to provide a link so we can all see these "very tasteful" photos (porn).

I'm really struggling to understand why they brought this show back.

No, they are an actual thing (see the link in my previous reply), although, come to think of it, they really aren't very far removed from Margaret Jo McCullen and Teri Rialto.

Every time they mention the Kitchen Brothers, I immediately think of the Kitchen Sisters, who do audio documentaries for NPR.
http://www.kitchensisters.org/

Another great Overly Attached Girlfriend sample:
https://youtu.be/5IwVWA2HY5M

For whatever reason, when I first heard about this show, I assumed it was going to be a sitcom based on the Overly Attached Girlfriend (https://youtu.be/WNXDJlEhCYQ).