Yup, I looked him up for that reason too.
Indeed, the smashing it down the drain part especially reminded me of a post here. It all made me suspicious that one of the writers lurks around these parts.
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Superstore Season 4 |OT| Thursdays 8/7c on NBC
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Yikes !! at what Cheyene did to Marcus' back.
Garrett letting Dina's birds go and getting "Monster's Ball" sex in return, smh . Haven't had takis in a minute.
Antonio Lasagna stuff with Sandra was great.
Glenn doesn't want to be manager anymore . Could pave the way for Amy to take his spot.
Garrett letting Dina's birds go and getting "Monster's Ball" sex in return, smh . Haven't had takis in a minute.
Antonio Lasagna stuff with Sandra was great.
Glenn doesn't want to be manager anymore . Could pave the way for Amy to take his spot.
Looks like my Amy manager hunch panned out. The actor who played Blaine looked familiar, but I couldn't place where I've seen him before. Kinda like Garret not being able to remember Gary Oldmam until the end.
I was really hoping they'd push him on how he is somehow living "hand to mouth". The part of him theorizing that getting guac is what causes his money problems was hilarious.
Pretty good episode with Amy as the new manager.
Lol @ Mateo promoting himself and Dinah hiring a prostitute to break up Jonah/Amy.
Lol @ Mateo promoting himself and Dinah hiring a prostitute to break up Jonah/Amy.
I'd be so pleased if there is a call back to that later where he is just eating a big bowl of guacamole or they end up at his house in a scene and he has a ton of guacamole in his house.
At least the EP's will be taking over the role.
https://tvline.com/2019/04/19/superstore-season-5-showrunner-change-creator-leaving/
https://tvline.com/2019/04/19/superstore-season-5-showrunner-change-creator-leaving/
Not sure, maybe NBC is making room in their schedule. There are 2 new episodes next week as well.
Now I'm worried about cancellation 😬 I highly doubt it, but after Santa Clarita Diet was cancelled I'm anxious about all my shows
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Yeah, the show has already been renewed for next season. It's one of the higher rated Thursday shows for NBC.
Oh thank god. This is the show I look forward to the most during the week
The humor in the first episode of season 4 was not up to par with earlier seasons. Does it get better during the season?
Amy/Jonah's poor plan backfiring.
Garrett got busted in the worst way.
Glenn throwing away those old baseball cards and comics hurt my soul.
Garrett got busted in the worst way.
Glenn throwing away those old baseball cards and comics hurt my soul.
Low key one of my favorites moments in this season is how much Marcus is paid followed a couple episodes later that he is homeless.
Wasn't he living with his mom though? Did he get kicked out because of the tat or because he couldn't pay her exorbitant rent anymore?
They will though. This series has always had hilarious but mundane episodes throughout the season coupled with a dramatic few minutes of the final episode.
It was renewed and it went on a long break for a few months after Christmas
Loved in the show that Amy's dad was the same actor who played her dad in Ugly Betty. And now her UB sister appears as a boss in the show.
God you were not kidding. I definitely felt myself well up
Got around to the season finale with the girlfriend via Hulu.
That was a fucking bomb drop of an ending, but beyond the actual text of the situation, I am really...happy isn't the right word, but it's the best I can do, that a network sitcom seriously tackled the issue with ICE and didn't play it for straight-up laughs or dismissal but committed to showing how horrible it would be. The scene between Mateo and Cheyenne is utterly heartbreaking in how it portrays even the best-case scenario, and Dina's breakdown about, for once, being unable to do anything even with all her resources really resounds.
That was a fucking bomb drop of an ending, but beyond the actual text of the situation, I am really...happy isn't the right word, but it's the best I can do, that a network sitcom seriously tackled the issue with ICE and didn't play it for straight-up laughs or dismissal but committed to showing how horrible it would be. The scene between Mateo and Cheyenne is utterly heartbreaking in how it portrays even the best-case scenario, and Dina's breakdown about, for once, being unable to do anything even with all her resources really resounds.
Wow, can't believe that ending. I thought surely they'd never let him get caught like that.
Pretty brave showing just how horrible it is.
Yes, agreed.
Pretty brave showing just how horrible it is.
Yes, agreed.