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This was hands down the best episode this season thus far. This episode has a good taste of what makes this show great.

I remember feeling the same way about season 3. It took a few episodes to really keep my attention.

Baby Colin is really growing on me.

Two words... Nandor's eyebrows.

While last weeks episode was certainly a spectacle (and we love her for it) this is the funniest the show has been for a while. Bringing the show back to its roots of putting the vamps in human scenarios is definitely the move.

This is one of the best episodes of the series had me dying all the way through bunch of twist and turns, we definitely need more episodes like this one.

!!!!!!!!!10/10!!!!!!!!!

Best episode of S3 and 4 combined! Reminded me of the first two seasons. Even had a great cameo. I wish there are more episodes like this in the future. Loved it!

This was definitely the funniest episode in this season. I laughed so hard I was crying! It's always the funniest when they pretend to be human. We need more of them! :D.

This episode restored my hope for season 4. It brought the gang back together interacting with each other instead of off doing separate adventures and shenanigans. The chemistry between the actors really shows when they're all sharing a scene. Well done!

One of the funniest episodes with creepy Colin and his "family".

It kinda gave me a headache, in a good way.

The Jinn was definitely put to the task with each ask...

Baby Collin has reached an age where he uses a ball peen hammer to knock the walls out of the vampire house. It is decided that he needs order in his life and going to school will take care of that. A poor headmaster from an exclusive school is brought in to evaluate his enrollment possibilities. Of course, their efforts are so insane that they have to keep hypnotizing him over and over when they make "mistakes." All in all, this is a very funny episode. As the gang changes their assumed roles, their dialogue is better and better. As usual, Guillarmo, the one with the commons sense, is not listened to. Excellent episode.

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This is What I expect... so hilarious, the whole characters were so funny!! Every line fits its character!. I can't forget what I saw. Because I laughed so hard.

Best episode by far! They're all finally on the same storyline. Back together in an amazing way too. This episode was hilarious! I'll be watching it again. Had some really funny parts and a great surprise guest. Everyone brought their A game, it's for sure a collective episode. They all worked together for some really funny moments. I loved it! And I'm so happy I decided to watch it before work because it made my day laughing so early haha!

If you were losing hope because of the rocky start to the 4th season of this series, this episode will give you reason to rejoice.

The writers of this episode created something very memorable.

Better yet, they developed the show's storyline in a lot of interesting ways.

As a big fan of this comedy, I was so relieved at the end of this episode because I had begun to wonder if the quality of writing was falling off a cliff after the first three episodes of the season.

The opening episode had been particularly bad in my opinion, so it is deeply heartening to see the show still has enormous potential.

Hopefully, the makers of What We Do in the Shadows will take a careful look at the reviews for each episode of season four when it concludes.

They could then use that insight to see where they went really wrong, as well as identifying scripts like Private School that really shine.

This episode is my absolute favorite of all time. It is hilarious to watch the vampire household attempt to fit into the heteronormative (or potentially not) nuclear family structure for baby Collin's private school interview. The writers are turning expectations on their heads as they examine what we expect out of family systems and ultimately reject heteronormativity while also poking fun at the way the mainstream has expropriated queerness for its own uses. The fact that the vampires have to redo the interview over and over again only serves to make it more funny as the various family structures are mixed up to dizzying degrees.