Girls' Night

Writers should fully understand the topic they are writing about. The comments made by the Muslim girl about Western society not liking the female body and forcing women to shave. No one forces women to shave - they do it because they want to do it. ALSO learn a bit about Islam. In the Muslim faith - to strive towards purity, bot men and women are guided to remove armpit and pubic hair at least once every forty days. There is too much feminist BS in this show.

Out of curiosity, why is it OK for women to say "Men will never understand women" but women have absolutely no interest in understanding men? It is hypocrisy. It is now just toxic femininity.

If Harry has the strength of six gorillas, then why did he get tackled in the hospital a couple of episodes ago? Also, all the bdsm and ice "toy" stuff, pi55ing and stuff is just J@ckass level stuff. Not watching next week, already scheduled myself to work that night. The story line is just all over the damn place.

It's all about the alien, people! Everyone else is just filler to support the alien.

Tudyk showed up for, what, five or ten minutes, and the rest of the episode was about drunk women dancing poorly. Don't care about the mayor and his wife; don't care about the sheriff (funny in small spurts) and his deputy; the two kids are funny, but only when they're with the alien. Asta, don't care; Alice is funny only when she's lusting after the alien.

The producers and writers should figure out how Gunsmoke went for twenty years and Supernatural went for fifteen, because Alien's only going to go for three years without a shakeup.

Edit: Don't let Jenna Lamia write any more episodes.

While a few really good laughs and fun to see the whole cast in one scene, this season has a lack of purpose and it shows in this episode. They magically ended a big storyline, lamely developed a few weaker subplots, and then created a subplot to distract from not having a main one.

Not sure what they think they're doing here...

I've been really impressed with the subersive nature of the show up to this point. I'm hoping it's a one-off hiccup, because it's some of most lazy 'girl boss' writing I've seen in a long time. It's called subtext... The show just BARELY stopped short of a female actor shoving her face and shouting, "BOY BAD, GIRL GOOD."

It's nearly that bad.

Up to this point I've been really impressed with the structure and writing. While the message has always been there, it's been amazingly executed. This was just plain lazy.

I would actually recommend skipping this episode. It may put a bad taste into your mouth. Hopefully, better storytelling ahead!

Tudyk is a genius, as usual.