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The video had nothing to do with his dyslexia. It was a commercial for a karate studio that they showed in a previous season - his mom was dating the owner at the time, so he got free lessons and got to be in the commercial.

This season was ok, but nowhere near as good as the previous three. I really liked Casey and Evan together, so I obviously didn't like that they didn't get back together or how little screen time he had. There was too much Zahid - he's a great character, but works much better in small doses. Didn't like what they did with Paige either. And the Antarctica story line was far fetched.

Did anybody read the article about the ranking of the post-Friends series? I don't think I've ever read anything that poorly edited. https://www.primetimer.com/features/every-post-friends-tv-series-ranked

This was the best episode of SNL in a long time. There wasn't anything particularly outstanding, but it's rare for me to laugh at every sketch.

My favorite line from this episode was when Orly asked her Dad if he was ok, and he answered "I'm mad fine". I really like this show, except for Holly Hunter - she's not funny, and her character seems so out of place.

The only way to redeem that scene for me would've been if his Mom turned into a zombie, attacked him, and he woke up screaming 🤓

Ugh, was disappointed they resorted to a flashback. What is this, This Is Us? Fast forwarded through all of those scenes.

Mulaney's monologue was gold - I've watched it at least 5 times already and laugh just as much as I did the first time. Same with The Toilet Seat Ejector.

Did anyone else notice how much makeup Ron Livingston was wearing to make him look younger during the 9/11 scenes? I usually wouldn't notice, but it was so overdone. I didn't mind the 9/11 stuff involved in the story, but the "We Will Never Forget" screencap at the end was really weird.

She always has to ruin everything she makes by putting one too many ingredients in it. The mint with the grape lemonade, the lemonade she made a few weeks ago that she put jalapeno in, the Greek guacamole (YUCK!) - and then she has to put cilantro in everything too.

I'm from England, and I hated his accent. He sounded (and looked) like the singer of a British rock band from the 60s/70s.

Best show of the season, but was also disappointed in Gary Clark Jr. Thought he would be more of a virtuoso like John Mayer (say what you want about the man's songs, but he absolutely rips on guitar live), and more bluesy/rock instead of the limp pop-type of songs he performed here. His stage presence was bad, but not as bad as Greta Van Fleet a few weeks ago.

That was actually ''I'm Still Standing" by Elton John. And the promo was awful. I hate all all of those crossover ads on network TV. Like when FOX would have the cast of one of their shows sitting in the first few rows at the World Series.

Love the nicknames of the boys and agree on the analysis of their quarterbacking "skills".

Hopefully Terry is next. Am I the only one who can't stand him? I hate the way he refers to himself in the third person, the way he talks like he has a wad of chewing tobacco in his mouth, and his line delivery is terrible - plus, the plots involving him are always so stupid.