Married and You're the Worst - FX rules Thursday nights

[NotNickFury]

While Falk is great at making this more than a 'Will they, won't they' in addition to a 'Why should they,' I feel it's inevitable that they break up for good. If they get back together or, heaven forbid, actually tie the know, there's not enough irony in the world for them becoming the very thing they mocked when the show first started. All of the emotional drama is great, but personally, I feel these two will split by show's end.

 

[Smilodon]

This show is like Rick and Morty, but with 3 Rick's and 1 Morty. These characters are aware of how terrible they are (more or less) but will still choose some sort of comfort even in the face of how meaningless things can be sometimes.

Also like, Chris Geere said they're meant to be together, so I'm hoping it means something.

Shoutout to the lines "You are THE WORST publicist I have ever met! And my dad is friends with Paul Manafort!" and "The other day he was freestyling about how the Challenger explosion messed him up and the truth came out"

 

[antsman41]

Ahh this show is just too darn great, also why can’t we get this thread title updated just for this show?

 

[Smilodon]

The best episode of the season thus far. Feels like the show may have revealed its overarching theme of the season - growing out of old relationships and into new ones. Feels like it's tackling some of the issues about growing up that we saw in S1, only at a different stage of that progression.

 

[Smilodon]

Was not expecting to get a 'LCD Soundsystem' episode since I did not see the preview, but what a beautifully sad episode of YTW.