Harvey

This is so exhausting. Why is Brian still part of the picture? As if we didn't all know how it's going to end.

Air date: 2021, March 3.

My oh my, Oscar is really handsome. Good episode.

I loved Wade's first speech he shared with the widow's group, that felt authentic and real. It was also really cute when he consoled Natalie ❤️ . Overall, a very sweet episode.

The "why doesn't he put some thought into it" line of thinking at the beginning of the episode was so relatable. Guys can be so oblivious sometimes. Tammy chugging Bonnie's first drink and then proceeding to flirt with Adam was so good 😄 I have to say, Wendy looked great with that Sex and The City aesthetic. The therapy session Trevor held for Jill was so touching and emotional. I loved it ❤️.

Why would Jonah have any interest in this lawyer romantically? I bet she’s not even pregnant with her estranged husband’s baby.

It's just within her family. If you saw the episode where anything that Bob said about Olu's cooking was taken into a negative direction, you can understand why Abishola became a very matter of fact and serious person. If you use colorful language they will twist your words so it means something offensive and there can be drama. Kemi's upbringing was probably not like that.

The random dance break in the middle of Oliver & Cooper's interview was everything.

Air date: 2021. february 24

That line stood out to me too, the actress's delivery was very sharp and on point, I loved it.

It was weird to see Marty be so excited about living the "independent life" when he has been living alone for years. If anything, this is a step back for him. Calvin's joke about outliving yet another doctor too was pretty funny 😄 . And I loved how they worked in the message about health awareness - it felt organic and informational at the same time.

It was pretty funny when Olu and Tunde thought the only way to cheer up a kid was to yell at him or give him housework 😄 . I liked how heartfelt this episode was with so much of Abishola's motherly care being on display. Nice to see this side of her.

Haha, it was so funny when Forrest had to explain to Wade what "bae" and "sick" means 😄 And at the end of the episode he criticized Delia's ex for being bald while being bald himself😅

This episode was perfection, from beginning to end. I can't believe it's almost over.

I hope Christie returns in the finale as a big shot sophisticated lawyer.

I hear you. I think it's important to keep in mind that humor is extremely subjective, that is why it's hard to come up with a comedy that is generally acclaimed, it is very hard to please everyone. & It's okay, we can't all love the same things.

Um, speak for yourself! Those scenes with Chloe mistreating Maria were downright hilarious. I have rewatched them all of them multiple times because they are awesome. Like when she told Maria to hit the muffin out of Katy's hand? Gold.

Let's keep in mind that the show runners didn't want Christy to leave...she let them know last minute that she is out. They are doing the best that they can and tbh this is still my favorite show on the air I will be super depressed if it ends.

A dead spouse is even worse. After all, the thought is always there: if Jill was still alive, Wade wouldn't want to be with Shannon. And everybody knows it.

Haha it was pretty funny when Kat thought the guy at the ice cream place wanted to guess her weight 😄 Overall this was a really sweet episode, I loved the mature talk Kat and her crush had towards the end.

Um...that was not nothing. Calling the current lover by an Ex's name is a huge deal (think of Ross calling Emily Rachel during their wedding ceremony in Friends), especially when it's your dead wife the new girlfriend can never really live up to. They are obviously building up to something with the Jill-related friction like it happened 2 episodes ago as well with the apron and keeping the vanilla in the fridge. I'm curious to see where it will go.

So much to say about this one....I liked that the show acknowledged that this is not the first time Adam made a big ticket purchase without consulting Bonnie. It's not really okay...however, the situation did lead to some good lines, like the one about escaping to the environment while also destroying it. And oh, poor Jill. Her reaction is completely understandable. The show made a point of showing that the members of the group are not good with change, like when the menu of the café changed and they could not handle it. Dentists are scary enough, imagine a good one ditching you like that. It was cute when she asked if she could travel with him and his wife. The final scene was very cute when she was so excited to go back and see him again ❤️ .

Of course Marcus is a flat eather.... Also, Colton Dunn (the actor playing Garrett) wrote the monologue where Jonah says nice things about Garrett. I'd like to think Colton enjoyed making Ben Feldman say those things.

Thank you ❤️ Great answers.

Why did Daphne's marriage "set the standard" and "influence the prospects" of the rest of her (I'm assuming only female?) siblings? Why does it matter who she marries when establishing the value of her 3 sisters?