The latest episode ofThe Good Fightis called The One Where a Nazi Gets Punched.
Well, Im so happy to report that the actual episode doesnt disappoint.
Meaning, its a perfectGood Fightmoment.
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There, they meet their Republican counterparts with whom they develop a hilarious rapport.
While Jay recruits his new girlfriend Naomi a.k.a.
Adrians former student-turned-journalist to report on the racists, Lucca calls Diane and asks for her assistance.
Diane, in turn, asks Resistance Group Polly for some help shutting the Red Jackets down.
So, Polly asks Lucca to snap some photos of every Red Jacket so that she can dox them.
After the interview ends, Jay runs into him in the bathroom and actually ends up punching him.
Lucca admits she doxed him and the other Republican lawyer stands up with her, as do many others.
Is it alright to hit a Nazi unprovoked?
Jay asks the audience.
And then I realized, theres no better way to show some speech is not equal.
Some speech requires a more visceral response.
In fact, this episode may contain the seasons first conventional case.
Yes, this is a pulled-from-the-headlines case, but theGood Fightspices it up.
Ill admit that I enjoyed Sheens performance in this episode way more than I did inepisodes 2 and 3.
Here, the show uses him to draw some similarities with Adrian.
The last notable development in this episode is the Maia of it all.
In fact, shes starting to turn against Diane and Lucca.
Diane gives her some interview leads, but none of those pan out, which sours her even more.
