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Did I cry at an old man sniffing Bob's hair? Yes. Yes I did.

The new season's episodes start airing tonight!

Pays to follow the show's instagram; we have two new episodes tonight!

I was surprised too, but according to TVGuide.com, this is actually Episode 16 of season 4, not necessarily a season premiere. Strange that they'd throw it out there with so little warning.

The Good News: New episode this Sunday!!! The Bad News: Looks like it's the season finale. Writer's strike 😭

Wolf is about 21, since they said Beef recently turned 40 and became a father at 19.

I love that Linda and Bob have specific dynamics with each of the kids. Louise and Linda are a favorite pairing of mine because the two are literal partners in crime. I mean, Louise did get her crazy from Linda's side of the family. (One of my top 10 moments from this show is Linda being accused of this and saying "You think I don't know that?!" followed by maniacal laughter.) I like that this episode showed that Linda and Louise both work at their relationship. Linda learns to trust Louise and Louise appreciates Linda's company.

My ick at the idea of Beef discussing hooking up with his minor children was basically subsumed by how absolutely hilarious Judy was. My mom used to complain that she tried to give us frank discussions about sex (which she didn't get to have) but my sister and I would run screaming from the room. At some point apparently we told her we'd learn what we needed to know on the streets like normal people.

The show's Insta just promised a new episode this coming Sunday!

My only question that remains: what THE FUCK was the point of Zara? I was hoping she was only introduced to eventually double cross everyone, but instead she just ended being the random Cousin Oliver added at the last minute for no real reason. I LOVE that no matter what happens, Archer and Pam are together. He and Lana were always a disaster, and not just because of Archer. Lana could not handle a relationship with Archer because she just could not trust him. And it makes more sense for Archer to continue on banging random chicks and having Pam being the source of love he really needs. Also, I assume Alessia is going to continue to be a presence in Pam's life, so she gets the romance she deserves. I wonder if the showrunners ever knew who Papa Archer was? I tend to lean towards it being Nikolai Jakov or the guy in Italy Malory mentioned. I know he was supposed to have met Archer when the latter was a young kid, but that may have just been a hallucination from snake venom. Also Slater's threat of having deleted the DNA results is kind of silly. Archer should try an ancestry website. Doubt his dad is on one, but who knows about siblings or even cousins? I can see this show getting a theatrical follow-up. I mean they left enough loose strings to pull if they want.

The show's Instagram just confirmed we're coming back January 7!

I'm kind of surprised that no one brought up that Linda lives far away from her parents and actively tries to avoid seeing them and Gayle is...Gayle. I don't think Grandma Gloria is in any position to give parenting advice.

From what I've read, it's been renewed for a fourth season, but no premiere date has been set. I do think the mid-season replacement theory is probably right. I also doubt that Krapopolis got a full 20+ episode season order for the first season, so maybe we have to wait out a 10-13 episode run of that first.

Hmm. Introducing a last-minute, overpowered and overcompetent character who almost everyone on the cast instantly likes and outdoes the best agent with her hands literally tied behind her back? Did they write Zara from a manual titled "how to write the most hated character possible?" Next thing the whole cast will be acting like she'd always been a part of the team and is the best thing since sliced bread. Seriously, this is like they tried to tick every fan-enraging box on a character list.