This was probably the most humorous episode yet. I loved the suck up interactions with his boss (kind of like Strickland from KotH) and found the horrifying public restroom scene so relatable. If you've ever been a crowded sports game, it's not too far off.
Frank's racism makes an appearance again in a plot heavy way. F is for Family paints Frank as an Archie Bunker archetype. I've gained more sympathy for him the past two episodes, when you see the crap he has to put up with. This episode had more plot lines, but it was mainly about Frank desperately trying to juggle a power struggle at work. Even if you don't work an office job, there's always internal politics and conflicts between employees, so I find that pretty relatable too. All around, as we get already halfway through the season, it will be interesting to see how Frank tries to keep his life together as his job becomes a mess and Kevin continues to slip through the cracks.
Frank's racism makes an appearance again in a plot heavy way. F is for Family paints Frank as an Archie Bunker archetype. I've gained more sympathy for him the past two episodes, when you see the crap he has to put up with. This episode had more plot lines, but it was mainly about Frank desperately trying to juggle a power struggle at work. Even if you don't work an office job, there's always internal politics and conflicts between employees, so I find that pretty relatable too. All around, as we get already halfway through the season, it will be interesting to see how Frank tries to keep his life together as his job becomes a mess and Kevin continues to slip through the cracks.
