"Stairs for you, it's always been stairs!"

"Stairs for you, it's always been stairs!"

"Series grade is a B-/B in my head, A in my heart." Same here - this series will always have sentimental value for me since it was one of the first  somewhat-serialized TV series I ever got into. Should have ended it at least four seasons earlier, though.Speaking of which, you know that this was its final season,…

"Series grade is a B-/B in my head, A in my heart." Same here - this series will always have sentimental value for me since it was one of the first  somewhat-serialized TV series I ever got into. Should have ended it at least four seasons earlier, though.Speaking of which, you know that this was its final season,…

Some shows, at the end of their TV run, culminate in a finale where a host of nostalgic cameos occur, long-standing relationships are examined and strengthened, and everyone comes away with character growth that is earned and deserved.

Some shows, at the end of their TV run, culminate in a finale where a host of nostalgic cameos occur, long-standing relationships are examined and strengthened, and everyone comes away with character growth that is earned and deserved.

I prefer believing that House and Wilson cross paths with Stephen Fry, and eventually combine their technical improvisational skills and comedic know-how into comedy trio act "A Bit of Fry, Laurie, and Wilson."

I prefer believing that House and Wilson cross paths with Stephen Fry, and eventually combine their technical improvisational skills and comedic know-how into comedy trio act "A Bit of Fry, Laurie, and Wilson."

I knew this point was going to show up, but come on: at least the Lost finale actually took some risks. House's finale seemed to be an attempt to try and please everyone, and in the process became contrived to the point that it nauseated viewers.

I knew this point was going to show up, but come on: at least the Lost finale actually took some risks. House's finale seemed to be an attempt to try and please everyone, and in the process became contrived to the point that it nauseated viewers.

First thing that comes to mind is the prose by Tobey Maguire's James Leer in Wonder Boys. The entire film Tobey's writing professor really talks up how gifted he is at his age at writing, and when we finally get to read his work it comes across as true and eloquent. Or maybe my expectations for a creative writing…

First thing that comes to mind is the prose by Tobey Maguire's James Leer in Wonder Boys. The entire film Tobey's writing professor really talks up how gifted he is at his age at writing, and when we finally get to read his work it comes across as true and eloquent. Or maybe my expectations for a creative writing…

Woke up this morning after having read about Harmon's departure last night thinking "Maybe things have calmed down, cast members and fans have gotten hopeful for the future, and Harmon would help ease people to a future Community without him." I need to stop being so optimistic. 

Woke up this morning after having read about Harmon's departure last night thinking "Maybe things have calmed down, cast members and fans have gotten hopeful for the future, and Harmon would help ease people to a future Community without him." I need to stop being so optimistic. 

The more I think about Harmon leaving, the more bummed out I get. Community really was his brain child since the beginning, and to see it continue without his creative vision fully fulfilled is disappointing. The final portion of this season finale brought up very interesting plot lines for the next season (e.g. Jeff…

The more I think about Harmon leaving, the more bummed out I get. Community really was his brain child since the beginning, and to see it continue without his creative vision fully fulfilled is disappointing. The final portion of this season finale brought up very interesting plot lines for the next season (e.g. Jeff…