Coincidental. The unicorn term for $1B+ companies in the tech world predates both the show and the movie, so my guess is the Deadpool one is unrelated, whereas in SI it would've been bandied about eventually. But I do like the idea of my mind linking "dirty unicorn = TJ Miller" together, and for that, I thank you

…But on the other hand, this is Erlich

At least now we know for future Cons that Erlich cosplayers will be wearing that unicorn outfit while holding a bowl of ramen or Fage yogurt

After a second viewing, I totally missed Richard's explanation to Winnie about why he crashed in the stairwell leaving her apartment:

Once the writers named the Pied Piper servers Anton, they really set a high bar for Gilfoyle's accuracy

Eek, that's a lot of unplanned scatological humor for one thread already. And now I iz ashamed

Ah, right you are. There are too many George-isms floating around in my brain.

Since Big Head is apparently insolvent, does anyone else think that there's a non-zero chance he could join the Pied Piper gang in some way, even if it might mean just moving back into the incubator? Between Jian Yang leaving, the inevitable need to move out of the now-former Bachmanity HQ, and a possible lawsuit from…

Fiiiiiinally. And I already like her. But CBS has gotta get on the Twitter situation with the M, looks like it was hacked a while ago twitter.com/cristinmilioti

Correction, GOING to be married. And yeah, my reaction was the same as a female. Just, "eh".

And that lack of empathy has never been more apparent by his "What did you say?!!?" response last night. Season 5 Pete was the opposite, literally getting punched in the nose (Or was it just the face) over defending a woman's dignity on the train. And now, well…

Are you aware that he's married to Alexis Bledel in real life?

Emotionally neglected women who are just as depressed by married suburban life as he is, yes.

Do I smell spinoff?

So…does this mean Conan will soon be offered his old job back at Late Night, just as one last "fuck you" coda from NBC?

I have a device

It was romantic, dammit! My roommate and I were watching it with lots of audible "Awwwwww!"s

I was ten when I saw this episode, so the joke never occurred to me until reading this review. Also not seeing the episode in several years, too.

So was Irina lying about hers and Phillip/Misha's love child together just to attempt to get him to leave with her by pulling at his heart strings? She could've easily lied about it if she already said she was married. It seemed they were implying she did, when Phillip asked her about whether he was really the father,…

Ah, my mistake then. And on a related note, ugh, sideburns.