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I loved Gemma being so into Malcolm's relationship. This kooky side of her is so entertaining like when she wanted to make the Paris job offer go away with a phone call, and those balloons were just hysterical. And I always enjoy these random mentions of the strange life Gemma and Dave lived before they moved to Los Angeles. Calvin did really great with the commercial on his own but it was a little sad to watch him deliver his lines with no one responding to them. I liked the perspective Grover gave to him, and just in general how these two get along. They have so many good scenes together. It shows that Calvin already did a great job raising two sons and he can talk to Grover in just the right way.

Maybe he is overcompensating on the bro behaviour as an adult because he missed out on it as a kid. 🤔

Kemi giving a hard time to Ogechi was so hilarious. I envy her confidence. And she is always so pretty when we see her outside of her Hospital scrubs. She might become my second favorite character after Olu-Tunde's amazing combo. I did not like how condescending Bob was at the dinner table when Abishola invited him to church, and it also felt a little out of character. He seems to read social clues better on other occasions but he just said too many of the wrong things there for no reason.

"I was america's baby one time" awwww 🙁 . I still like Maggie more than Baby Yoda...

Every song sang by Zoey's dad is a treasure. I enjoyed the All I Do is Win throwback. Keeping track of the song callbacks and references is something I’m gonna love.

That sounds like an amazing episode.

They did not tell us and probably never will because then he would be defined by the event that caused him to end up in the chair.

Yay. Let's celebrate that.

Slightly random but I am someone who is currently going through the same thing Tammy had to endure in this episode. A guy is ghosting me just waiting for me to push harder to be with him. So I try not to care as much as possible and just distract myself with other things. He will not win!

I keep wondering what the reprecussions of this plotline will be after Holt returns to being their captain sometimes this season. The relationship dynamcs changed up now that our main characters outrank Holt and once he goes back to being a captain, I can see him not wanting to let go of the comradery he gets to share with the gang now.

Bonnie giving Adam her phone only for him to give it back instantly was so weird and funny🤣.

The joke about Grace drinking a diet Dr.Pepper at the Gym was hilarious 🤣. Now I want to try badger stew. Jack's storyline is not very funny, I wish they didn't spend so much time on it.

So October passed and there was no heist? I liked the bit with Jake "kidnapping" Amy out of the office, with Amy noticing Jake standing in front of the elevator it was so funny how bad Jake was at it and I lost it at the "I broke several lamps" line 🤣. Charles drinking from the guinea pigs' water bottle was adorable and the speeches at Hitchcock's wedding were great as well. Overall a really good episode.

Next week's episode is actually the season finale. Please, please be renewed! I am really rooting for this lovely show. I continue loving the grief group. It's so nice and not something I ever heard about it in real life. It's entertainng how the asian Lady is always semi-throwing herself onto Wade and the exploration of the dynamic with Caroline was really interesting. I liked how mature they were about it in the end. Not everyone can do no strings attached sex and that is okay.

That is very clearly what they are stepping up since an influx of tourists is necessary for Johnny's motel business to bloom and it might give some traffic to David's store too.

Why is Alexis spending all her time hanging out with her rebound guy? The entire reason why Ted wanted to break up with her was because she has this "amazing career opportunity" right now but she is not actually doing anything with it she is just off focusing on her personal life. Alexis said she wanted to distract herself well she could have done that with her job.

This was a good episode. This is maybe the most passive aggressive we’ve ever seen Jocelyn. In fact in this episode she seemed more like her husband than how we usually see her, but it was funny all the same. Loved seeing Johnny bond with Alexis, and Moira’s hilarious video about Schitt’s Creek was the cherry on top! “You mean you’ve run out is more like it!” Proceeds to bare teeth in an attempt at a smile

Maybe if we will have a 10 year time jump ;).

A great episode from start to finish. Lauren Graham is so fascinating to watch, I adore all scenes with her in it. Her "oh, give it time" line was my favorite moment of the episode, it was so funny 🤣. And her version of wrecking ball was beautiful. I’m glad they’re moving away from having Zoey in every scene, it helps build a world more. I thought the discussion on how the church should be more inclusive was really great, because that's something my church has also done. I also like how it was more focused on Mo this episode, and as well as Zoey's dad, especially because it's cool to see him talking and moving when he was younger.

I kept expecting Debbie to accidentally shoot Rosa or Jake when she was holding the guns because of how clumsy she is. She even mentioned last week that she was anti-dexterous.

I thought this was a good episode. Interesting detail that Dina stood up for her "best friend Amy" even after Amy muted all her messages and told Dina nobody likes her last week. I am surprised no comment pointed out yet how AMAZING Sandra has been in this episode, oh my God. The entirety of that plotline was gold, with Sandra overreacting to Jonah's behavior, telling Jerry on the phone that Jonah made her do stuff with men for money, telling Jonah to take notes because Jerry is marriage material...I loved it, I loved it all! Perfection.

They have been setting up this conflict of Corporate's interest Vs. The workers interest all season. Jonah will probably go into being a worker's right activist even more so that will give him something to do outside of his romantic relationship.

I liked this episode. It was nice when Dave talked about getting a rush when he gossips and then his son also found it delightful. That bit of sinister family resemblance was so adorable. The reveal at the end about Joanna's girlfriend was hilarious, and the last scene with taking the brownies as well.

Great news. She was never a likeable lead character. Plus, it's a ballsy move for a show to write off one of it's leads so you know the season finale will be interesting. Hopefully she and Jonah break up and next season will be better.

Really impressed with this hit right now.