AVClub: The longer I sit with “D-Day,” the more I like the episode. In spite of its own nods to another’s show’s history, “D-Day” is the emotional gesture that complements all of season five’s meta-TV hijinks. Not that the episode is completely devoid of the stuff, as its storylines tinker with sitcom standbys like mistaken-identity makeouts and grass-is-always-greener job swaps. It’s just that the mistaken identity belongs to Schmidt’s absentee father (played by Peter Gallagher), and the greener grasses Nick and Winston observe have to do with Nick wanting Winston to be proud of him (and vice versa). Last week was Jess and Cece’s chance to note the passage of time; this week it’s the guys’ turn.
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