Joanna Robinson

It's this guy, Duke.

And I just, I think...

Other than Langdon and Dr. Al Hashimi right here at the end, everything else gets kind of sidelined in this episode for this Duke-Robbie stuff as we build to a culmination.

And they needed to land that in order for me to be satisfied with this episode, and I think they did.

There's a lot of other things that I have questions about, but that is like,

All season, he's like, my buddy Duke's coming in.

My buddy Duke is coming in.

And, you know, Duke has been waiting for his CDs and, like, all this sort of stuff like that.

And so, like, it had to pay off here.

And I think it did.

So, yeah.

Has that been like the real success of the season?

Because we, you know, we talked about Digby being sort of like the highlight of last week's episode.

Has that been like a way in which the pit has really nailed it this season is in these sort of like side characters coming in?

Who do you think has...

been the least well-served this season.

I think it's Mel, Dr. Mel King, right?

Taylor Dearden is so good, and we, like, loved this character in season one, and I still, like, love this character, but, like, the whole deposition, like, the Becca stuff was quite good, but the Becca stuff was, like, two episodes, you know?

And so it's, like, I really feel like, you know, we get another sort of, like, Ren Faire reenactor, you know, pitting out with a pit sort of, like, sequence with her for McKay.

Also, that was...