I love this episode. I know some people were bothered by the theme, but it's an obvious joke, as implied by the end tag (which was hilariously uncomfortable). This was an excellent episode, and an exceptional character study. Frankie has some of her funniest lines in this episode, we really get a good sense of who she is, and that sense is strangely tragic. Her comedic timing and delivery were spot on. Next, Jeff is exactly who we'd expect him to be, doing good to inflate his own ego. This time though, he really does try. His speech took effort, and even though he might have done it for himself the most, at least he could admit he had done wrong and owed Garrett. Britta was awesome, I was happy to see her on her own, not constantly being brought down by Jeff and the others, calling her the worst and making her feel more worthless than she already does. Although I never really connected with Elroy, I love his addiction to encouraging white people. It's really funny, the stuff he says about them being pessimistic and bringing each other down is true of all people, and we could all do well to encourage each other more often. Todd is also just the right mix of sweet and unbalanced, and Chang brings this episode to an ending that is rightly bizarre.
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