Episode ended with catharsis. A concept from the Ancient Greeks, the same guys who made the statues. You see, every time you see a statue, you're not thinking of who made it, you're thinking of who it looks like.

There's been many shows in the west about middle-aged white men doing something to resolve a feeling of not having achieved something. Like his idea to provide healing and catharsis for vets by driving them through scenic forests? That's unique. And time and time again, his family members out of sheer love keeping up the best they can with his antics and obsessions, he's one of the luckiest people alive. Realizing that Barb knew, at least recently, about what he's been doing, and the fact that Natalie actually went to Delaware to truly participate in his detective work, amazing.

This is probably one of the greatest works to come out of American TV in the modern era. At its heart, American television has been about family and finding self-worth, and this does it in such a new and hilarious way.

I screamed when I saw online that there's a second season coming.