Delocated

[TheHafk]

Just wearing my 'Becker' shirt.

[chelydra]

"Jon" is percieving plenty of sexual tension, even if it isn't directed at him.

[noobull]

I need a warm-up guy.

T.B. totally pooh-poohed Jon's show

Loved the Becker segue into the Cheers motif xD

also, Earl T's Wife

[SlitneyBoobston]

Darkest ending they've ever done.

I didn't know Sam and Diane didn't get together.

And I've seen a warm-up comic live. Yeah, you jealous.

[TheHafk]

I'd say maybe the second darkest. It's hard to top "Jon" getting married as Sergei and having kid and a baby on the way, only to abandon them and their mother to return to his old life.

But still, the ending was perfect. Pete just doesn't stop laying into Jon, and the repetition is the only way the message gets through to him. It was by far the most serious moment on Delocated, and following it up with the wang cho's sarcastically playing a laugh track at the end of it just made it hilarious.

[misterz]

 I'm looking forward to seeing the trouble caused over Helen, the potato. Great episode!

 I also agree, maybe second darkest ending. I wonder if the woman and the kids from that 'Face Off' episode

will return at some point in the series.

[ZorakFan3271]

This was a good one! This season keeps on getting better and better, with Jon's trying to pull a Sam & Diane with Susan, Pete (that was his name, right?) actually sorta getting through to Jon on how much of an a-hole he is and the laugh track end credits, and a whole bunch of stuff i really can't be bothered writing right now.

Also, this is the first episode of the season where Jon Glaser is credited as a writer, the rest of Season 3 credits him with the story and other people like Kevin Doriff and Joe Mande as writing it.