Harvey

Well, this worked as a good finale in case the show doesn't get any more episodes. I wonder if that "middle level" sentiment came from the genuine life experience of someone who tried to make it in the entertainment industry.

Dawn's high and mighty attitude really was off-putting this episode. Like who does she think she is. You don't treat your fans that way.

Ah how lovely news. I guess I mixed it up with Abbott Elementary for a 10 episode season.

I liked Wickie's tantrum. She is so unhinged. Summer trying her hand at MLM and then sucking at the actual sales pitch has been done countless times on other sitcoms so I did not like that. It was unnecessary and not funny. I liked The Goldbergs shoutout. Now that was a quality show.

The final moment with Bob and Abishola playing together was really sweet. With just 3 episodes left, I am really curious where they are taking the show.

Based on the title of the next episode you are about to get your wish real soon.

Is there a reason why this show gets so few episodes, really? It is a comedy. It's not super bound by plot or having to focus on a very narrow set of exciting narrative threads. I fear this extremely small amount of "giving very few episodes every 2-3 years" is what will kill the show even though it is very good. But there is not enough material to get attached to.

Wickie going along with everything but being upset when she was introduced third, and that drum close-up they did of her reaction was amazing. And the dress Summer made for herself was actually really nice. I liked how she kept calling her new man "king".

Looks like a sequel is happening.

A satirical romcom that is neither funny or satirical. For some reason there's a 5min Meta Quest ad in the middle of it. The Silicon Valley startup company trope is so overused an unfunny. We get it. These guys just play at work, hur dur so funny.... The magic system and world were pretty cool but didn't really get explored. The primary message of the movie is pretty shallow and doesn't say a whole lot. Also, I love how at the end the guy goes, "Can't wait to see how you work your way out of this." Then the movie just ends with nothing being resolved.

Harry being traumatized by Asta groping him and lingering was hilarious, but also made sense. The makeout scene at the dinner table was just everything. I keep thinking that if someone on instagram/TIKTOK started spreading that scene to people and they saw it without having any context, it would be a great way to spark interest in the show because it is just totallly unhinged / random.

LoL, the horse pie and Cinnamon being put into it was hilarious. And so was Hetty's request to suck on Carole's fingers with the candy 🤣. I have to say I am surprised Carol is sticking around. I thought the episode would be about giving her and Pete closure and she would move on at the end. Maybe that will happen last week? For sure they don't want to expand the cast even more.

Frank being so affectionate to that cat was super adorable.

The moment where Nell realized Lexie's secret with the dramatic background music was just amazing 😆. I had to re-watch. And it was nice to see Lexie and Nell get along for a change.

The overly proactive assistant is really funny. Good addition. I still find Frank's lack of enthusiasm for life endearing.

It's really unrealistic they are not having sex. But what I find interesting is how did they manage to make the teacher romance storyline so much more captivating than any of the others with a tenth of the screen time devoted to it. I guess it would be nice to see this sort of sweet love story play out with adults instead of teens.

Haha, I liked how Kemi subtly called out Abishola's failure as a parent, and even she was forced to acknowledge it.

The series will probably end with Bob & Abishola moving to that town where the school is and they are saving this plotline for the finale.

Haha, really good epsiode. Wendie Malick was adorable as this week's ghost. The line about choking to death on your own politeness was very poignant. "What did I do in 2016" - "Turn 40?" . that exchange was just so good! And also the moment when Nell thought she was a hot monster 🤣

I really like how they are handling Ava's character growth this season. Her changes are meaningful and believable, still in-keeping with her original characterization.

It felt like the strike storyline was directly inspired by the writer's strike.

I am confused. Did the writers think it was going to be good television turning Marty into such a bumbling, scared idiot who is mistreated by this random woman, whose acting ability is nothing to write home about by the way? It sucks there is such a big focus on this storyline, it's annoying, not entertaining.

Question: why was Isaac excited about it being wednesday and sorting mail? Did I miss a joke is the joke that he is excited about such a mundane task because in his time receiving letters was a bigger deal?

So the greys were here to find Ben? All those shoes and Yellowstone connection means that he was previously abducted as a kid and now they’re back to get him again. But why?

Janine and Jacob's drug use seems inconsistent with their characterization on the show so far.