Rob Mahoney

Either way, honestly, to read it, I think he plays it brilliantly.

And frankly, this episode is just like some of the best acting overall that I think he's ever done.

I mean, he clearly has a purpose in it, right?

It's like almost the equivalent of bringing the student tour group around to see the house is like trotting around his new potential CEO to open some doors.

Like it's a novelty act of access in a totally different way.

Shout out to the Whispering Priest, though.

Shout out to Count Binface.

A lot of great supporting characters in this show.

No, I accept it as incontrovertible truth.

Sometimes they're sealed with a mint.

You know, there's different kinds of negotiations.

I was told the monoculture was dead.

And yet we were all learning about this together in unison.

It was really a beautiful moment.

Without a single doubt.

I think they play it really well too because there's a version of this episode, any like depression heavy episode can just sort of like languish.

You're struggling sometimes when you're writing around that subject matter to find momentum.

It never feels that way at all throughout this entire run.

It feels weirdly propulsive for a guy who is mucking about, stroking his gun, trying to decide if he wants to commit suicide.

They find a lot of action in what is ultimately a very interior-heavy episode.