If you're going to make a musical episode, you should commit wholeheartedly like Buffy did. This show really, really didn't. There shouldn't be two original songs in a much hyped musical episode, that's just boring.

Don't do a musical episode then, until you're prepared with the resources to do one.

Rachel Bloom does it 40 times per season. Hire her.

This episode made me realize that Rahul Kohli is the most handsome man alive.

Who?

Who?

I'm assuming it's been taking so long because Sam Worthington is so high in demand these days.

Jennifer's Body.

Mickey's cat is more interesting and surprising than Gus.

Ah, see, that's the point. The characters are supposed to be unlikable, vain, and utterly unsympathetic (save for Portia, she's actually a well developed and likable character). It's definitely not everyone's type of show, the humor isn't super broad and like I said, the characters unlikable but for me, it was a…

Did she win a contest to do this interview?
I hope she let Aukerman know, he might get jealous.

Did this remind anyone else of a more broadly comic version of Search Party? Particularly the reveal.

It isn't nearly as bad - or as entertaining - as Tommy Wiseau was, but Jesus, it's creepy.

This is bad, but it isn't Nicholas Brendon during Buffy week bad. That's the standard of awfulness I have set for AV Club interviews.

You win.
If it's any consolation prize, when I first came out, my mother went into description about how anal was unnatural.
She's a lot better now than she used to be, thankfully.

Eh, it's moreso the little grin he has on his face every time he tells a joke, like he just changed the world with mediocre political humor.

I find Che charming, not fantastic, but charming. There's something so smug about Jost to me, though?

Eh.

Tonight's opening sketch had a more interesting result than I expected, because I had to explain to my dad what a twink was.

What's to like?