I mean, it seems like so many people's complaints (as with those of the show's characters) about Megan are that she's so ungrateful to leave a job she dislikes to pursue an art. Honestly, for me it's a very interesting way to contrast Peggy's character (and really all of SCDP). Because Megan's the one who chose art,…

I mean, it seems like so many people's complaints (as with those of the show's characters) about Megan are that she's so ungrateful to leave a job she dislikes to pursue an art. Honestly, for me it's a very interesting way to contrast Peggy's character (and really all of SCDP). Because Megan's the one who chose art,…

I mean, he resigned before killing himself. Can you be more British than that?

I mean, he resigned before killing himself. Can you be more British than that?

@avclub-0f8adb83a042059c41c46e2e93506d4b:disqus Abed babies made that episode.

@avclub-0f8adb83a042059c41c46e2e93506d4b:disqus Abed babies made that episode.

Honestly, I think it was so cringe-worthy because we care about the characters. That's why everything that works on Mad Men does so.

Peggy definitely nailed Megan's character: she's that girl you know who's good at everything. Nobody really gets how they always have cool job after cool job, go on crazy adventures all the time, and never seem to be at a loss or in trouble (at least to 99.9% of the people they know). Maybe it's just me, but I feel…

FACTS AND OPINIONS? WHO HAS TIME TO TELL THEM APART!

Just don't forget the apostrophe.

Jeez guys, chill out. At least it's not Florida.

Yes, Juliette has no dimension, but do any of the other characters? The only multi-dimensional characters on the show are Monroe and Renard (read as: the only reasons to watch the show are Monroe and Renard). I mean Sgt. Wu is a much more interesting character than Nick, and he's on for what, five minutes every…

I'm pretty sure the problem with this show is the god-awful dialogue and complete lack of chemistry. But yeah, I guess your point makes sense, too.

Re: #2: I know, right? The second-worst part of this show (after Giuntoli's acting) is that the writers pick and choose which plot points have any bearing on the characters in the following episodes. If any of the interesting stuff they've thrown at the characters had stuck, Nick would be living in a hotel room…

I couldn't help but laugh when the dragon chick said something about Grimms being badasses and it turning her on (in reference to Nick). This show would be infinitely more believable if Dave Giuntoli gave us any reason to like (or hate) Nick. As it is, he simply evokes a feeling of ambivalence in me. But he's…

Yeah, but as I recall there was the whole thing about not picking up the phone in the apartment because the last tenant was dead or something, and they're not even supposed to be living there. It wouldn't really make sense if it were a family thing. Not that I'd be surprised if the show went with that.