This is the second time I've seen someone say that in these comments and I completely disagree, at least if we're talking about pre - "Mr. Robot" USA. The mix of case of the week and serialization was way too skewed towards the latter in "Terriers" to fit in on USA. "Terriers" was perfectly "on brand" for FX at the…

Honestly, I don't remember the details all that well but I remember it had a few interesting moments which really did verge on that "serious conversation about race" everyone claims to what to have.

Another thing I like about "Terriers" is that it basically gave Donal Logue his perfect, career-defining, role.

Yeah, I also can't fathom this reaction. This show and its characters just have a uniquely "lived in" feel to them from the beginning. That's what makes it stand out for me so much. It's just such a great hang out show regardless of what the plot is.

I agree that "Lights Out" is also underrated but if anything I don't "Terriers" has ENOUGH of a cult.Yes, if you want to be superficial and reductive about it, as in your description, superficially it doesn't sounds that special. However, in reality the show just had a unique sensibility, a unique feel to it, largely…

Well it depends on what you mean by "good." If you're going by the "fishiness" standard then Bob's never going to come out on top because Bob the man just doesn't have feminine features. Still I find his drag to be good and sometimes, such as in the Empire challenge, to be very good. Other than that, she hasn't…

Good discussion.

I'm making this long comment 15 days late and probably no one will see it, but here is what I've noticed watching "Better Call Saul" through this episode. BCS is a great show: brilliantly acted, beautifully shot and edited, great writing etc. but it has a strange factor that as far as I know is unique to prestige…

This episode was both the most emotional ep of Broad City ever and the one that had the most cringe comedy. If you'd told me those things going into it I would've thought that I'd hate the episode but they pulled it off. I loved it!

I know! All she had to do was throw a phone at some point and it would've been funny.

Maybe. Not a great lip sync song though.

I think "I will Survive" is such a drag queen cliche it shouldn't have even been done.

The idea that the show hasn't done slapstick/physical comedy before seems completely wrong to me. I mean, I don't have any examples off the top of my head but it didn't feel "off" to me at all and I feel like they've done it a lot before. Why wouldn't they? They do every other type of gag and they have the freedom to…

#trabbi4eva

I love that Abbi always goes bare midriff when that's really not her best feature.

Don't forget Young Larry Bird! It's always about the fundamentals.

From the beginning I've thought that Trey, though on the surface he's some like the last type of person in the world I'd want to hang out with, was actually oddly charming. I think a lot of that has to do with the charisma and skill of the actor who plays him. Maybe the writers saw that was happening and sort of wrote…

Yeah, so I was gonna say that because the overlap of Broad City fans and NBA fans is probably not that great let me briefly mansplain who Blake Griffin is. Basically, not only is he a real player (for the Los Angeles Clippers) he's actually one of the top players in the league, perennially makes the "All Star" team…

Right but it just seemed weird that someone as sex positive and with as a high a sex drive as Ilana would be satisfied with what looked like basically doing naked gymnastics together, just doing all this weird stuff that involved no insertion.

#releasethetranscripts !!!