Yeah and, btw, going out drinking with a bunch of friends usually makes you the exact opposite of both sad and lonely.

No excuse
For this show to be so dreary.

Given the amount of time devoted to Julie Goes to College
Friday Night Lights is now about 10 minutes shorter each week.

Well for one thing, my taste in TV really is broad enough that for me to find something just bad is generally a pretty good hint that there's a problem. Moreover, I understand that there are shows I don't like, which are nevertheless well-tailored to their target audience.

Because it's a lot more interesting than preaching to a choir.

Did you delete the edited repost too?

I also wonder why you wouldn't just use a filter to obscure words you don't like.

I find this silly but have reposted it with an acceptable word.

This episode
Is a good example of why shows called "Friends" are successful, and shows called "Tangentially Connected Strangers" are not.

It would be nice
To see a show about superpowered type characters whose own worst enemy isn't their own serial incompetence and naive moralism.

Her client's sister went jail.

I was amazed
At how long the reviewer managed to ramble (blather) on about changes and retooling without giving any indications as to what these changes were or in fact saying anything of value at all.

Even in the season premier, which seemed intended to up the ante on the Cary/Alicia rivalry, she gets a sort of quasi win, because they just can't let it go.

I wish this show would man up
And let Alisha lose ONE case.

Another Episode
That wouldn't have suffered for being 15 minutes long.

I hope that
"There's always hope" is not ultimately the best answer this show can come up with.

Why did this show follow
Of all conceivable characters, Julie, to college?

HBO has not produced a competent drama since The Wire ended
And the reason is that they seem terrified to exclude any of their audiences, resulting in ridiculously scattershot dramas that attempt to devote equal time to the people who enjoyed Sex and the City and the people who enjoyed Deadwood.

Jaunt is from "The Stars My Destination". King's short story is a reference to it.

Sorry
But this was the worst episode of the series.