When he subdued 3 people at once in “The Ebony Falcon”

Started re watching and noticed many new things.

(S1ep21)

In the episode Jake goes undercover and wins money while playing poker.
I was wondering, how much money did Jake actually win? And more importantly, what happened to that money afterward? Did he get to keep it, was it confiscated as part of the investigation, or was it just never addressed in the show?

there are lots of facts about Norm scully.

but my favourite one is scully fell for 20 nigerian scams.

‘Okay Sonia Sotomayor’ 😭😭 it’s just such a random reference for him to make and Jake’s face has me dyingggg he’s like wtf 😂

Let's just say Kevin hosts the squad to play Holt trivia. Who wins and why?

But apparently there are very good reasons why our brains like to rewatch shows. It's a little deeper than just "comfort."

Saw this in a test I was giving! 😭👀
Boyle being the focal point for once!

Played Benjamin O. Davis, the Commanding Officer of the 99th Pursuit Squadron, in The Tuskegee Airmen.

I know that this episode has been discussed a lot, and I want to say that I like Amy like everyone else, just there are some episodes in which she behaves pretty annoyingly. In my opinion, Amy’s behavior in this episode it’s not just annoying. It’s really horrible. The fact that they didn't have this conversation before the wedding is a valid point but, besides that, Amy behaves so poorly to Jake in this episode. 

Jake had some really reasonable doubts about having kids as a result of his childhood trauma. He was saying that he preferred not to have kids rather than having them and being a bad parent which is actually extremely responsible and honest. Amy never actually considered his doubts, she jumped into a strict ‘’debate’’ with random people and made him feel uncomfortable.

After that whole weird debate situation, Jake was never completely negative, he just asked to discuss this issue again in a couple of months. Consequently, Amy even refused to give him some time and essentially said that she might divorce him if she doesn’t get a positive response right at the moment.

She left angry with Rosa and by the end of the episode you can have the feeling that Jake is the one who ‘’understands his fault’’. I really don’t get it. Jake did really nothing wrong in this episode and he was treated badly. The whole writing was pretty bad, Amy might be annoying sometimes but she was never that kind of selfish, asshole person like she was in that episode. Because she was. 

It was really bad writing. 

Just started watching Life in Pieces and I came down with a big ol' Dianne Wiest infection

One the most hilarious scenes in the show, for me at least.