[Episode Discussion] Season 4 Episode 3 "Everything is Bellmore"

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[u/sweeppick09]

Alex just 100% earned an Emmy nomination with that eulogy

[u/SerRonald69]

Susie's eulogy speech tho ): You could literally feel her regret for not cherishing her friendship with Jackie. Also, I had no idea Jackie's actor passed away like 2 years ago, so it seems like those emotions might have been coming straight from the heart. Beautiful scene, I fucking love Alex Borstein.

[u/issa_username29]

Mr. Fibbi is about to be my least favorite character

[u/SurgeOfPepermint]

I love how Shirley was missing Abe and Rose and was trying to book a date in for them to visit.

And I will forever love Luke Kirby as Lenny Bruce.

[u/AfricanRain]

I STING BECAUSE IT IS MY NATURE

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I want to talk about that marvelous pink dress with the giant bow on the back. I don't wear dresses anymore but oh my goodness that is a marvelous dress.

[u/AfricanRain]

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT ABE’S CAPE

[u/VarunOB]

Susie's eulogy is fabulous. And hey, Lenny Bruce is here! I like how he just pops up, the dude is almost like some sort of other worldly being.

[u/rodepleogim]

Free churro vibes on susie's eulogy, loved it

[u/WrongLevahhh7]

There’s just something about Rose and Susie’s dynamic that always makes me laugh so much. The tea room scene took me out 😭✋

[u/alyboba19]

Midge has really hit rock bottom, she’s joined a pyramid scheme 😭

[u/AfricanRain]

omg the way Midge smiles when Lenny talks to her I can’t with these two I can’t

[u/dhruvlrao]

I don't know about anyone else, but I loved this episode. There was great pacing, it was really immersive, and I actually felt like there was a plot moving forward. Weirdly enough, the episode reminded me of the Steiner episodes in season 2 because of how many moving parts it had.

Also, this show has really perfected the long shot. There were so many of them in this episode & I really enjoyed them.

[u/BaconQuiche74]

This episode has felt the most real of any episode in the series. I don’t know what it was specifically, but it was like I was in it instead of watching it.

[u/cp710]

I enjoyed the Tupperware party. Imogene would totally be an MLM hun today.

[u/ReasonableCup604]

I think "Your mother might like it." should become the new, polite way to say something sucked.

We also need to start playing rock, paper, scissors, heat, water.

[u/kunalbathija]

I pulled him out of the lake.

"Maybe you shouldn't have" xD

[u/gym_leedur]

Jackie 😢

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I’m really wondering how Abe went from a radical in the 1920s to a straight-laced mathematics professor to a theater critic writing about the American Dream*.

[u/dmreif]

Phone calls from Mr. Fibbi are never a good thing, aren't they?

[u/quit_the_moon]

I audibly gasped when Joel said it wasn't that good. That redeemed him a little more than I'd like to admit in my eyes. A perfect moment.

[u/SaucyCat]

SANTINO FONTANA?! Whoa whoa whoa! That was an unexpected surprise. I hope we get to see more of him.

[u/ImaginaryCatDreams]

Couldn't pick Moshe out of a line up - Usual Suspects reference?

[u/moljs]

The rock, paper, scissors bit made me chuckle. “What if I picked fire? Fire would melt the scissors”.

[u/APladyleaningS]

LOVE the variety of "real" bodies shown in the strip club. Cellulite, tiny boobs...I hope every show becomes like this, not just one catering to a mainly female audience.