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I don't feel like they are pushing it too much at all. The looks of a person are a huge deal when choosing a romantic partner. It matters. A lot.

Malcolm might move in with Marty so they can carpool to work together.

To be fair, the show is consistent in that way. Amy has been the same since season 1, but people are only starting to complain about now for some reason. Just think about the time she hazed Jonah back in season 1. That was very similiar to the events of this episode. She was always self-righteous, and put down others in order to seem superior.

The scene between Abby and her asian co-worker was just hilarious. I wish we got to see more of her. The way they play off-of each other is amazing. Abby's meltdown in the end of the episode was quite uncomfortable to watch, but the girl in the weelchair made a good point.

Air date: 01/09/2020 AMAZING pre-view of the upcoming episode:

Excuse me. Herpes IS a big deal!!!! The moment when the driver shared he has it too was genuinely sweet though. They had a real moment, even if it was short-lived.

I am pretty sure Dottie divided the company up equally between the 3 siblings and she is just messing with them. I liked how chic Christina looked at the end of the episode when they sealed the will, she was so pretty. Douglas cleaned up good too! It was funny how Abishola kissed Bob just to disract him and change the subect. I had to resort to that trick myself way too many times 🦠

I listened to this as a joke because someone said it's "so bad it's good" but the joke is on me because now I'm addicted to it. It's just so catchy.

I don't understand, why did Morty feel so bad about killing the space snake? He said he killed their Buzz Advil, is that a reference to something? Why does killing the space snake the reason 19 billion snakes lose all hope? Is it because the snake does not return to it's planet alive? Then he takes a snake from earth and takes it back to the snake planet. But why does he do that? What does this play on? What happens in that scene when the earth snake is in a room and the other snakes watch it through a glass, and they hiss, then the earth snake hisses back, and a machine draws the sound waves and they start to analyze the sound the earth snake made. Is that them trying to figure out the earth snake's language, or something else? And then Nancy asks - can you alter the evolution of a species like that without reprecussions? - but Summer only tells her the story that Rick scanned the culture of a planet to get the anti venom for Morty. He did that while being very far away from the planet. So why would scanning a planet from far afar interfere with it's evolution in any way?

So much blood in this episode. Was it so prevalent in previous seasons? I never noticed it before.

I just know we will get a proper episode focused on her one day.

She was there so Jill would have something to obsess over. She's probably just someone who remained good friends with Andy's mom even after she and Andy broke up.

She was. The previous Christmas episode was about it too. The one where Eddie wants to spend Christmas in New York.

They are not encouraged to do that. Networks prefer when sitcoms make one-off self-contained episodes because that way a casual watcher just switching channels can also join in and enjoy the show.

I don't think it was meant to be funny to be honest. The show takes itself too seriously sometimes, it wants to be everything at once. A vehicle for immigration rights and now this.

I can understand where Jessica was coming from, Christmas is the big show, for a homemaker it's not all fun and games. But Louis didn't care, he just wanted Jessica to negect her responsibilities to go ice skating with him. In their marriage Louis owns Halloween, and Jessica claims Christmas. Jessica always leaves Luis do Halloween however he sees fit, so Louis should return the favor when it comes to Christmas.

The dramatic music and zoom in when they showed how many things Oliver broke and glued back together without anyone noticing was EVERYTHING! The dynamic between Anna-Kat and Oliver was interesting, I don't think we have ever seen them interact in this depth before. Taylor is always a buffer between them. Just the 2 of them make a more competent pair.

I love that one, the moment when the daughter makes a scene in front of her new boy toy while they are trying to have a casual singalong....gold.

I wish Forrest was allowed to muddle his mojito to perfection. 🤒

I liked the "Jonah sounds the way he looks" joke. I thought it was clever and kinda shady as well.

I miss this show. I haven't been able to find something with a similiar over the top sense of humour ever since.

Yeah obviously this is the first on-screen relationship so it will not work out, but I also hope they don't go to a cliché route for when they inevitably break up. Maybe it would be cool if Wade realized he is not ready for a full-on serious commitment yet again? But that is just one possibility there is a lot they could do. Anna seems really sweet and wonderful so it will be hard to make her the bad guy in the relationship.

I am not one to complain about the lack of kids, because the show was awesome when they were included but it is also awesome now. However, the ones who keep bringing it up do have the right to do it. The show is literally called MOM!!! As for what could the show runners do? So many things. A really easy thing is to just have 1-2 episodes per season that include Roscoe (that really is not a lot anyone who wants to do it, can). Or just mention him sometimes. Like "oh you can use the downstairs bedroom, Roscoe is spending the week with his dad". Something like that. So easy, so simple, and it takes care of the whole thing. As for Violet her storyline was beautifully wrapped up in the last episode she appeared in so I think she is taken care of.

Jill's "WHO IS SHE" freakout was so funny and also when she was like "having a boyfriend is so good!!" despite being stressed about Andy for days. She was the episode highlight for me.

Delia was so adorable in this episode, I loved how happy she was about succesfully fixing up Wade. And she got her just desserts in the end. The scene where Grace caught Wade kissing Anna was so wonderfully awkward, and I could feel Grace's shock/pain, Wade really shouldn't have let her see that. The actress playing Grace has talent.