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They may have bleeped Liv's tirade at her grandmother, but lip-reading was surprisingly easy. :D

My wife and I haven't watched this week's episode yet, but it just occurred to me that Heather is, as the Brits would say, "a fit bird".

It was nice seeing two of the three Podemski sisters in that scene. I assume you recognized them from Reservation Dogs.

It was a shock to see how much Max and Sahar had grown since the previous season! Kids! You can't get rid of them, you can't embed them in lucite...

It'll make for a great Date Night!

Definitely. One of the things that's great about this show is that every character is off their nut in one way or another. But Big Black more than anyone else not named Harry.

I loved the small town love moments in this episode. And yes, the Goliath reveal was, as Adam said, a doozy.

This episode didn't work for me. Certainly not as much as the previous two this season. On the other hand: Weirdest. Date. Ever. Judy peeing on the plant made sense of the opening titles, which included a card of Harry leaning on a tree and peeing on it, with a giant checkmark on the card, and...

I loved how Liv completely stole Big Black's cover story.

"I can't wait to kill that bag of douches."

I was surprised that Asta didn't try to convince Harry of his change in feelings by asking him why he landed his ship, and come out to save her and Max, when he'd just be killing them later along with everyone else on Earth. As for Original Harry being Sam's killer, I agree that it seems to...

"Next year" is probably the only date we'll get for a good while. It was only renewed fairly recently, so they've got to ramp up pre-production, and deal with any Covid-related issues that pop up, and so forth.

There's a difference here, though. This time, instead of telling them that the lady is a bad lady who's spying on him, and making his parents think he's telling stories, he can go to his mother, say, "There's something on my computer I need to show you," play the video for her without comment...

I would that it's actually physical. Unless I'm misremembering, in the pilot episode, we saw him physically change. Why Max's perception of him ignores the physical difference I chalk down to artistic license hand-waving.

"My name is <long convoluted series of crazy sounds>. My friends call me <cat hissing>." The female alien-hunter is one serious bundle of damage. My wife suspects that she's another alien, possibly from a planet that's an enemy of Harry's.

My wife now refers to me as a "hot ham".

At this point, I think it's more that she empthathizes with him. He caught her attention as he was being bullied, and I suspect that, being (apparently) Muslim, she's been on that receiving end as well.

Yeah, my wife and I finally watched Ep2 the other night, and as soon as I deleted it, up popped the chance to watch Ep3, and we did. Which means we don't have to watch last night's broadcast. Of course, by watching it On Demand early, we couldn't fast-forward through the commercials, so there's...

I've seen that happen on occasion with other shows. I suspect they are a case where the Powers That Be are concerned that you might decide not to watch the next week, but if it's available right now, you'll watch it. Also consider that Comcast (which Tony mentioned as doing this here in the...

To be honest, I was waffling about watching this. The boom in new shows to watch (via the streaming platforms) has made me more than a little picky about picking up new shows. That said... My wife and I decided to give this one a try solely because of Tudyk. For the most part, it seems to be...