RobertDeSneero

Erigah wasn't declared by the Primarch until L'ak killed the other Breen. There would not have been a bounty if he just killed Moll. Clearly, the reason was the betrayal. She asked why he didn't kill his uncle. L'ak answered, "He raised me.". Perhaps this means that he values family and will eventually convince Moll to find kinship with Book.

The van stops, then there's a cut, and the clown jumps out. The team certainly believed she was lying. People are willing to kill over much less than $2 million. I might kill someone over $2 million if I thought I could get away with it.

I've never cared about hair continuity, but then I was never bothered by what people claimed were bad wigs on Arrow, but which never took me out of the story. Knight's father didn't seem too disturbed that she was deviating from The Plan. I half-expected the Far East job to be a test to show her that she was truly happy where she is now.

I think this is the first episode where I truly felt the chemistry between Whistler and Lucy, where Whistler is the straight-laced person who feels she needs to be more spontaneous and Lucy is the person to bring that out of her and Lucy wants a stable partner. I'm not sure if that is a solid foundation for a long-term relationship in real life, but it works in television. If people feel Sam Hanna is being underused, other people would feel he is taking over the show at the expense of the regular cast if he were being used more. Right now, they should be introducing the character in a way that doesn't confuse viewers who didn't watch the LA show.

I think the best SNL political humor is when they just have no respect for the person they are skewering and go balls-to-the-wall in mocking someone. The reporting is that Katie Britt is on Trump's shortlist for VP and I'm going to be happy if SNL gets a chance to run that impression into the ground.

I get the sense that Sam has a personal mission of his own.

If they were hell-bent on having a controversial comedian who's been accused of being a hack, they should have gotten Jo Koy.

They talked about Julie wanting a dog....

No, I thought he was staying with Tennant.

It's from the lyrics to Dancing Queen. The joke swap is right up my alley and my favorite was the Michael Jackson one.

Anyone else feel like Tendi has been given a secret mission among the Orions?

To promote the first Rolling Stones album with new music in almost two decades, which includes a guest appearance by Lady Gaga (explaining her appearance). They also did a small invite-only show a couple of days prior.

The show felt consistently funny with no sketch I hated. I loved that they just went with a lot of Spanish with no translation. Did anyone else catch Mick Jagger's name on the sheet when they did that teaser showing the camera and setup before the telenovela sketch?

Anyone else think that the secret might be that Renslayer is a female variant of Kang without the memories (or weird speech patterns) but with a similar drive for power?

I wish there was a featured player with a last name starting with A or B to set up a future gag where Che sabotages them to kill their career so he can remain first in the intro. Monologue was very much my kind of humor. Christopher Columbus was just George Santos with an Italian accent. I appreciated the meta-ness of the space skit. I pretty much liked everything except the beach skit.