I guess I don't see what there is to "appreciate" in his uniqueness.  I mean if someone aired a television show purporting to be about public health, and the host got on and talked about bodily humors, bad smell theory, and the phlegmatic temperament, would we be appreciating his unique take on public health?

I guess I don't see what there is to "appreciate" in his uniqueness.  I mean if someone aired a television show purporting to be about public health, and the host got on and talked about bodily humors, bad smell theory, and the phlegmatic temperament, would we be appreciating his unique take on public health?

Wasn't "He's Just Not That Into You" a book?

It's true - the whole cast has become unbearably obnoxious.  Although I think it's possible to have a cast of people who we love to hate, the problem here is that I get the impression that we're supposed to be rooting for Cathy, that the writers are unaware of how repulsive her behavior has gotten.

It's true - the whole cast has become unbearably obnoxious.  Although I think it's possible to have a cast of people who we love to hate, the problem here is that I get the impression that we're supposed to be rooting for Cathy, that the writers are unaware of how repulsive her behavior has gotten.

I liked it too.  So there's two of us.

I liked it too.  So there's two of us.

"'Nice' is a value judgment that prioritizes certain actions and behaviors (and how they're perceived externally) over other possible priorities (such as how actions/behaviors are experienced and motivated internally and by the actual people involved — in this case, the writers and cast of Community).'"

"'Nice' is a value judgment that prioritizes certain actions and behaviors (and how they're perceived externally) over other possible priorities (such as how actions/behaviors are experienced and motivated internally and by the actual people involved — in this case, the writers and cast of Community).'"

The idea of these two adopting a child (when they both have serious health problems and are also bad people) seems so horrifyingly selfish to me, that I'm starting to hope that a whole cavalcade of fake-pregnant con-artists descend on them, until Cathy dies.

The idea of these two adopting a child (when they both have serious health problems and are also bad people) seems so horrifyingly selfish to me, that I'm starting to hope that a whole cavalcade of fake-pregnant con-artists descend on them, until Cathy dies.

Do they call themselves a thrupple?  When I was a kid, there were three people next door who were in a relationship, but they didn't use that term.  But, yeah, they seemed happy, and were really nice.

Do they call themselves a thrupple?  When I was a kid, there were three people next door who were in a relationship, but they didn't use that term.  But, yeah, they seemed happy, and were really nice.

And I thought A Mighty Wind had good songs too.

And I thought A Mighty Wind had good songs too.

But they got a warrant for his arrest, which had to come from a judge.  What evidence did they present to justify the arrest?

But they got a warrant for his arrest, which had to come from a judge.  What evidence did they present to justify the arrest?

The Hamlet pantomime in "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead."

The Hamlet pantomime in "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead."

He looks very nice in profile doesn't he?