And that really hot elevator interruption. And their faces after sex. And Jess saying "ruh roh," my favorite damned moment in the whole show. I might have watched it too many times. Don't judge.

Likewise, I think Jess's quickly escalating ploy to get Nick's crazy, cover-blowing hookup out the door showed that, yeah…she still cares, too.

Best line of the night.

Reminiscent of Nick and his tap shoes in the season premiere!

She was well on her way to mania before she took the pill. Maybe that combined with a hallucinogenic and dissociative like Versed?

I blame Disqus and its shitty, shitty mobile interface. And well, let's be honest…a fair dose of user error.

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I don't know…went a little beyond "Carrie's wishful thinking" in my view. Or maybe I've underestimated her preferred method of being comforted in a crisis.

Apologies…I missed that this had already been addressed by Pat D.

Am I the only one who couldn't stop staring at the way Brody was copping feels on Carrie's ass the whole time he was holding her? Time and place, Head!Brody. Time and place!

That wasn't actually Quinn in the hospital security guard getup. Notice he was back at mission control in the next scene as if nothing had happened. She projected his identity on the guard the same way she projected Brody on Khan.

Cooler closely followed by The Injury. Special mention to Halloween for Nick Miller's screaming.

He's 21 IRL and a med school student on the show, so really…not a child…but yes, I still agree entirely.

They need cases for no other reason than that iPhones are slippery as hell and easy to drop in tense situations, e.g. Saul tailing an ISI wetworker.

I wish Tom & Lorenzo covered this like they do Mad Men. Maybe when MM is over they can to a retrospective, kinda like how AVC is covering Lost in the year 2014.

I don't think that the honeypot routine should come as a surprise to anyone, really, but it is a little difficult to take since the poor kid is obviously having his virginity taken by a batshit CIA agent who will throw him away without a second thought. I suppose that's her job, but it doesn't make it feel any more ok.

Apparently Carey's hobby is learning foreign languages.

I think that the writers had a similar mindset going in - that Elsbeth's mere presence was enough to sell the concept of her distractable brilliance. Thing is, it didn't really land. I would've loved a simple reintroduction to Elsbeth's ideosynchrasies, not the "tell, not show" version we got in this ep. Plus it…

I do believe he said "between my buttcheeks."

I still can't shake the image of him violently tearing that grapefruit in half.