The Wellstone Agency (No. 127)

The inclusion of Huey Lewis has the perfect amount of ridiculousness that this characters tribute deserves. Very touching and warm-hearted tribute to a wonderful actor, Clark Middleton. He will truly be missed. James Spader really shines in this. I really felt the humanity and tragedy in that he lost someone he cared about. Thank you writers for giving Jelly Bean the respect he deserved. It's obvious that you care about this show and that's why I keep watching.

This episode was the best episode of the series. Odd, touching, human and humorous. A wonderful, heartfelt tribute to the passing of a great character actor, letting the emotions and quirky elements take the lead. James Spader gave a moving performance that put the passing of actor Clark Middleton (Jelly Bean) front and center. . Enjoyed the Huey Lewis angle. Well done. Now put us out of the misery of Liz, put her daughter in a safe, sane family home (off the show), and get on with The Black List instead of The Black Heart of Liz!

A very well-done episode and a touching tribute and eulogy to the brilliant, underrated and funny Clark Middleton. Kudos to James Spader for his superb eulogy in memoriam. Deep and heartfelt.

You will be missed. RIP.

As everyone has said, Clark Middleton the actor who played one of the best comic relief characters on this show sadly passed away last year. Watching this episode made me wonder if in real life Clark was a big Huey Louis fan, and just like the episode the producers asked Huey to appear on the show to pay tribute to an actor he never met and may not have known existed like they did for Glen. Obviously Huey, the class act that he is, agreed to do it and I personally thought that was really cool of him. James Spader is always great, but I felt his final eulogy at the end was just as much James for Clark as it was Red for Glen. I recall seeing Clark in numerous other tv shows and movies and he was always great, but I particularly loved him as Glen. Rest in Peace both Clark and Glen, you will be missed.

Eye of the Tiger!

I have been a fan of the show since day 1 and It has been loosing a bit of its luster. But this episode was sooo refreshing. Real at some many levels, giving a proper send off to one of its supporting characters. First time I have seen this on a tv show. It felt so real. The presence of Huey Lewis, one of my favorite rockers of all time also helped.