Warning: Full spoilers for the episode follow.
For a normal-length finale, "The Uptick" certainly packed in a lot of content, what with Pied Piper's fate being left up in the air until the very end. This episode also got the ball rolling with a riotous cold open, as the elephant Gavin brought in dropped dead in the middle of Hooli's courtyard. After a whole season of Gavin bringing animals in to make his points (sorry, "draw zoological comparisons"), it was amusing to see it culminate in a disaster of that size, literally.
Of course, the main focus here was on Pied Piper's false DAUs. Not surprisingly, Richard, Dinesh and Gilfoyle figured out what was going on immediately, and each offered their own take on the situation. Dinesh and Gilfoyle's "ruse," for example, brought about some fun interplay between them and Richard -- although we didn't get to see the duo's "Zombie" script in action.
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For a normal-length finale, "The Uptick" certainly packed in a lot of content, what with Pied Piper's fate being left up in the air until the very end. This episode also got the ball rolling with a riotous cold open, as the elephant Gavin brought in dropped dead in the middle of Hooli's courtyard. After a whole season of Gavin bringing animals in to make his points (sorry, "draw zoological comparisons"), it was amusing to see it culminate in a disaster of that size, literally.
Of course, the main focus here was on Pied Piper's false DAUs. Not surprisingly, Richard, Dinesh and Gilfoyle figured out what was going on immediately, and each offered their own take on the situation. Dinesh and Gilfoyle's "ruse," for example, brought about some fun interplay between them and Richard -- although we didn't get to see the duo's "Zombie" script in action.
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