Anger



Wilfred gets possessed by Ryan childhood dog = Hearing him do the voice of Sneakers was hilarious to no end. The ending was touching if I do say so myself, something I never thought I'd see on this show.

Compassion



Mary Steenburgen ftw!! She was phuckin' hilarious as Ryan's mother. Quick! Sign her up full time for the series!!!

But the best moment of he episode was the awesome twist at the end when Mary...

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...having returned to the nut house, turns to her cat Mittens and talks to her, only to reveal that she too has conversations with her Dog, er, in this case, her Cat...played by none other than Rhea Perlman. Phuckin' priceless!!

Ryan (to Wilfred): You son of a b*tch!!

Wilfred: How is that an insult? I've never understood that.

Hahaha.

Isolation



Eric Stoltz and Peter Stormare guest star. Funny episode that follows along the lines of It's a Wonderful Life. Kinda. Anyway, sight gag of the episode comes at the end when both Ryan and Wilfred pay their respects to Trashface, in their own unique way.

Doubt



Good episode, but one that I can't figure out. I have no idea if Bruce (Dwight Yoakam) is real or not. Also, Ryan's date, Angelika is HAWT!

Sacrifice



Wilfred drinking from the toilet bowl as if he were getting drunk while drowning his sorrows was pretty damn funny. Another solid episode. Gabriella Pression as Cinzia ftw!! So so hot!!

Identity



We got ourselves a cliffhanger, which leads the viewer wondering if everything about Wilfred is indeed all in Ryan's head. I've never seen the original series so I have no idea how that one turned out. Not going to watch it either, so that I can experience this series as it unfolds. I enjoyed this season a lot and look forward to Season 2.

As for this episode, talk about starting a chain of events that leads downward, with 3 big twist at the end that directly affects Ryan's life. Cool cameo from Ray Wise as the Station Manager. Hopefully he shows up next season too.