An interesting episode with fun premise and great performances. The lengths Rob goes to justify her part in acquiring the collection actually feels realistic with Kravitz's performance. Lacy continues to make Clyde more likeable and developed, not just because of the final gesture but his interaction with Rob throughout the episode. Poser and Nordling sell the jaded couple dynamic excellently despite never appearing on camera together. This is one of those episodes that really makes me wish there was a second season to see what other detours Rob and co. Would take along the way. Every bar should be so lucky as this version of Bemelmans, if they could have a server who doesn't judge when you need the cheapest option available.
