All I care about now in this world is Carrie Coon shaking her head back and forth while dancing in slow motion.

Tim is going into full "My Year of Rest and Relaxation" mode.

Ke Huy Quan cameo on the phone as Kenny.

I didn't watch the first two seasons but the cast and setting intrigued me this time round— Carrie Coon, Aimee Lou Wood and Jason Isaacs particularly.

Rewatched again right after cause I was a little confused. Gene is so sweet (just like all the other Belchers), and the end credits were fantastic.

"Storm." "Yeah, I know." "Sorry, you looked confused." "I'm not confused. I'm just standing here watching." "Shh."

Finally watched the episode the Hulu clips before every episode is from. The single tears!

The two 18‐packs of Coke Zero in my garage would indicate I understand and highly relate to this episode.

"Best look away, before they shit in their hands and then spend minutes perusing it for worms."

The songs from this musical make me so happy.

I think that judge would need to recuse himself.

Tristan and Avery make more sense as a couple, but she'll be bored with him by next episode.

What's most entertaining on this show is all characters look at each other like they could start boning at absolutely any point — mid-bleeding-out, mid-amputation, whatever. Ugh with the autistic savant stereotypes.

I'm so tired of Sister Monica Joan's shenanigans.

I like that the plots are so nonsensical on this show I don't even remember who the killer could be.

Baby Rosario from Will & Grace.

Why would the devil dislike hip hop? I like what Tom Ellis was doing with the depth of his voice in this first episode. Kinda turned up the cartoonishness in his accent later on.

Enjoyed the gender-neutral lyric change in "Stay with Me." "Lay Me Down" was amazing. I should've realized this would have coincided with the release of "Unholy" but didn't make that connection so I got a fantastic surprise!

One time I went to see Sam Beam perform with a live orchestra and it was fantastic.

Bit part absolutely stealing the show with that monologue.

The casual mixing up of sexuality and gender identity hasn't aged well, but Billy Crystal's cute little smile anytime another character is shocked by Jodie has indeed stood the test of time.

Finally sat down to watch this through after seeing many a viral clip.

So many thick New York accents for a group of people who grew up in Connecticut.

It's such a shame how long it takes for shit like this to come out about predators. I wouldn't have minded hearing even more info about behind-the-scene goings-on, but this was definitely already a long enough doc. Lovely surprise to see Daniel Sloss as a participant.