There were a few kind of cute lines and moments, I guess, so let's look at them:

"On one hand, I'm like, 'Ugh I have to pick up garbage all day,' and on the other hand I'm like, 'look at me in orange!'"
I just really like Haley a lot (maybe because she's not around as often?), and though you could see her plotline's conclusion a mile away, Alex got to sneak in some fun slapstick moments that this show always benefits from. I just wish Luke was hanging out more with his sisters and less with his cousin/uncle Manny.

"Gloria needs watching. She's got a serious case of pregnancy brain. Last week, I found a bar of soap in the fridge and a stick of butter in the shower. I walked around all day smelling like a bucket of popcorn."
"Better than the toast I ate."
"Yet you ate the second piece."
I've mentioned this before, but I'm not feeling how cold Jay is to Manny these days. Still, this was kind of funny, though I'd prefer to have seen it rather than be told it. We've watched Jay enter a social group and a make an unexpected killing before (a few seasons ago with Mitch and Cam; this time with Phil), but what frustrates me most about this storyline is that I highly doubt it'll change the status quo between Jay and his son-in-law. At the very least, it was fun to hear Manny tell the story about Phil getting tased, given that we were there to see it. As for Claire and Gloria, I frankly don't think their plotline is worth mentioning.

"Sean Penn would play me in a movie about this, or Anne Hathaway, if they wanted a female-driven vehicle."
"And who would play your long-suffering partner?"
"Julianne Moore, either way."
"I would see that, I would."
Sure, why not? I'm glad the writers gave us a little bit of credit and didn't have a character (or a newspaper) flat-out tell us that Cam was literally a cat stuck in a tree, but I don't have too many positive things to say about this beyond that. Lily was mostly terrible -- though I liked her trying to open up her drawer with the spatula -- and I really wanted to see some of the aforementioned rats that lived up in Treeona Elmsley.

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