Probably the last truly and thoroughly great episode of the series.

Official! Official! M-f-ing Official! None of these four episodes represent this show at its best. Not a single subplot has been thoroughly entertaining. I'm not saying the show can't get that magic back, but it's definitely gone for the time being. It's now only a solid sitcom, which is quite less than what it was…

This show is officially "off". The humor is becoming forced, the storylines aren't clicking and the characters are becoming too broad. That doesn't mean it's still not enjoyable (I actually enjoyed this week's episode despite it not being that funny). It's still a solid sitcom, but that magic that swirled throughout…

Jessica Lange's campy performance is the only thing that's getting acclaim, and it's the only reason I'll continue to watch past this episode. And someone get Connie Britton the hell of this sh*t. Thank u.

This was a good episode. The show at its best perfectly balancing the heart and the zany. I don't think the show needs to be less cartoonish. It does need to be consistent with its wit. It's the lack of laughs that made last week's episode a bit of a disappointment, not the ridiculousness of it.  

First of all Gilmore girls was a sometimes great, often good show. Lauren Graham and Kelly Bishop should have multiple Emmys. Secondly, this was funny. McCarthy was hilarious. No, most of the sketches weren't clever or original… but the shit was funny. 

Peter has always been a plot device. It's something I've come to accept. Jackson is a passable actor, but he doesn't have the fire of Noble or the mystery of Torv. He's just there. Honestly, at this point I would be okay with him never coming back. It's about time the show kills off off one its its main players, and…

Gotta agree with the "where the hell did that 'A' come from" half. This was an incredibly stilted episode. Ann's subplot was obvious, joyless filler. Tom is stupid, but when did he become that stupid? That whole storyline was filled with unfunny, nonsensical sight-gags. And I for one am sick of the Ron/Tammi farce. I…

There are some things people fail to acknowledge when comparing Breaking Bad to The Sopranos, The Wire, Mad Men, etc. Breaking Bad is frequently more thrilling than those shows because this show is a thriller. Those others shows are closer to pure dramas. This series is more of a genre show. Those other shows are more…