1) Issa started drinking whiskey, so unless she’s ready to tank that pregnancy (she probably would), then I’m not guessing pregnant yet. And man, I’m tired of pregnancy storylines so I hope she’s not pregnant.

Thanks Jane! It feels weird seeing all the comments gone!

Agreed. This episode was definitely doing too much.

Seeing Ralph/Ralphie just made me think of Big Love, which then just made me sad about Bill Paxton.

probably feels amazing.

Same. If I choose to go to therapy and I'm paying you all that money, get ready to hear everything I've got to say.

Well, I think its interesting when people go to therapy by choice, and then don't talk to the therapist…that's a lot of money you could be saving.

There are a lot of things I can't get into about this show, but from day one, I've appreciated them showing parts of LA that aren't usually shown on TV.

I want Molly's entire wardrobe, but I'd have to have her body to pull it off.

I've never said the phrase, but I've heard it a million times. It doesn't bother me, never has. Conversate on the other hand…

I've definitely had days like that - where the fear of homelessness is what got me up.

I just started listening to tracks from Then Play On a few months ago and I feel like I'm seeing a whole other side of Fleetwood Mac. I love both, just saying.

NINA SIMONE!

Billy Eichner is my favorite part of the show.

Well, that makes me glad I didn't drop $250 to see Van back in the spring.

Same.

Uh oh, why not? I want to see him and Gary Clark jr, before Clapton has to give up playing

And I would have LOVED to have seen BB

I would have loved to have seen U2 back in the day. I mean, I wouldn't turn down tickets now, but man, around that JT era…would have been awesome

I saw the Killers RIGHT before they became huge. They were on some summer fill in show on the WB. I think it was sponsored by pepsi. But it was awesome.