Adam Scott

Oh yeah. I feel like people are going to stand up and cheer when they see this moment.

It also, I think, points directly to the brilliance of Tramiel's performance here and just how deeply we as an audience feel for this guy who technically in the construct of the show is an antagonist of sorts. But, you know, it's what makes this a little more complicated is we're all on board with him as a character, even when he's doing things we don't quite agree with.

It also, I think, points directly to the brilliance of Tramiel's performance here and just how deeply we as an audience feel for this guy who technically in the construct of the show is an antagonist of sorts. But, you know, it's what makes this a little more complicated is we're all on board with him as a character, even when he's doing things we don't quite agree with.

It also, I think, points directly to the brilliance of Tramiel's performance here and just how deeply we as an audience feel for this guy who technically in the construct of the show is an antagonist of sorts. But, you know, it's what makes this a little more complicated is we're all on board with him as a character, even when he's doing things we don't quite agree with.

He's emotionally involving us to the point of rooting for him in a moment like this.

He's emotionally involving us to the point of rooting for him in a moment like this.

He's emotionally involving us to the point of rooting for him in a moment like this.

Oh, man. Totally.

Oh, man. Totally.

Oh, man. Totally.

Contained.

Contained.

Contained.

Yeah. Meanwhile, Dylan's relationship with Gretchen reaches a breaking point. She told her husband, Audi Dylan, that she's been meeting with his innie at the visitation suite, and he is not happy about it. So Gretchen decides to call it off with innie Dylan. Let's hear that.

Yeah. Meanwhile, Dylan's relationship with Gretchen reaches a breaking point. She told her husband, Audi Dylan, that she's been meeting with his innie at the visitation suite, and he is not happy about it. So Gretchen decides to call it off with innie Dylan. Let's hear that.

Yeah. Meanwhile, Dylan's relationship with Gretchen reaches a breaking point. She told her husband, Audi Dylan, that she's been meeting with his innie at the visitation suite, and he is not happy about it. So Gretchen decides to call it off with innie Dylan. Let's hear that.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Yeah. Yeah. Zach is unbelievable in this and Merritt as well on the receiving end of this proposal that she knows is doomed. And that Audi conversation in the kitchen is fascinating for the reasons that you said, like there's nowhere else where this conversation could take place except on this show in this particular circumstance.