I remember Will Arnett and Ben Stiller’s characters sleeping together and literally nothing else.

God, the ending was brutal. You knew it was coming, but...Jesus. So close.

“Kevin got me QUITE horny this morning.” made me fall over on the couch laughing.

Extremely persnickety thing: BROOKLINE is a place in Massachusetts, and everyone on the show keeps saying Brooklyn and it’s making me inordinately ticked. (I grew up in Rozzie, we get slightly defensive about this stuff.) Also this show is beautiful and horrifying, etc. etc.

Oh absolutely, and the Broadway version is even more raw and overwhelming, just because you’re there in person.

God, the music in this is fucking spectacular.

“Because I usually have women over. Or men. Or both. For SEX.” was so unnecessarily aggressive it made me laugh. Tom Ellis’ ongoing, slightly manic fury was best part of this episode.

I made a playlist of training montage songs for when I go to the gym, and paired with the seemingly endless loop of That 70s Show reruns that are always on the TV make for a very strange sensory experience.

Hi quick question WHAT THE FUCK IS HAPPENING.

“I WAS TOLD WE’D BE TALKING ABOUT BOYS!”

his explanation of how he got prescribed a weed card kills me every time: “I just said I saw a dog.”

I’m not even famous and I use fake names at Starbucks all the time because people can never spell my first name. It’s the little creative moments that make life worth living.

A roommate and I used to yell the ridiculous names back and forth at each other as terms of endearment. People did not get.

Del Toro’s movie was GORGEOUS and color-saturated, and I’m pretty sure they dressed Charlie Day like a member of Fall Out Boy which guarantees interesting results. This one seems meh, in comparison.

The headline made me laugh even though this news sucks.

I was born in ‘96. Being a Millenial-Gen Z cusper has caused so many unnecessary shouting arguments among classmate, co-workers, with random family members. It’s exhausting and I stopped giving a shit out of self-defense.

I feel like he’s pretty well known with the comedy set, but a large majority mostly know him as “the guy who was in that thing!”

It’s funny she did Little Shop, because I remember thinking how much he looked like Seymour with the glasses.

Truly. I love whoever looked at the guy bashing rats and said “this is who we want to play a hyperactive scientist. Dress him like a member of Fall Out Boy.”

80% of this show’s charm is Howerton’s about-to-explode-any-second line delivery. “They were just sitting there! Kissing! It was gross! Get out!” Also Patton Oswalt is doing great with what he’s given; “No! I want you to die somewhere nice!”