This was another episode delightfully stuffed with callbacks to earlier this season and earlier this series.
Everyone involved in this is a freaking trooper.
Against all odds: Our favorite bald frontman might be getting back in the saddle.
Stephen Mills breaks down the fourth and finest season of the HBO drama.
Despite erratic lighting and obtrusive seating, the hometown heroes were undismayed, striving on and seemingly invigorated by the challenges to ensure their audience wasn’t disappointed.
The stories (while beautifully tying together) are pointless vignettes that have zero bearing on character or story development. It’s a throwaway episode that’s disguised as fun storytelling.
This week’s episode reflects on family — and marks a return to the monster-of-the-week format.
Rogen’s bare-chested homage to a topless Kim Kardashian is stuff for the comedy time-capsule
“She’s up all night for dasuuumn / We’re up all night fugoofuunn” — Bono
It wasn’t a perfect show, by any means, but that’s what made it worthwhile.