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Veep is the only one I've watched (well I saw part of Girls' pilot and got bored.) I liked it in the first season but increasingly I've felt it's just kinda… there. Competent, well made comedy that feels like structurally maybe you should laugh but you don't feel like it.

I have to admit as the years have gone on the idiocy of a lot of her critics just makes her look better by default.

I can't believe there are actual journalists who ask questions like that, but then the new Wonder Woman actresses was asked by a journalist about how her breasts aren't canonically large enough, so, you know, the fuck?

A lot of people do hate it for being gimmicky, and while I didn't, I for one really disliked the messy ending.

Well that fanny thing is real (the first bit.)

Well more than a few people disliked this episode, so I'd agree it's ot a fair assertion. But I agree: Parody I didn't quite get, some good laughs, had big issues with the third act twist.

And he's mostly interested in taking advantage of her.

I think the fact Chase came back might hint to us that we'll see a video will or something next week.

i just assumed it was retroactive canon and we took it as a given. I guess I love they took a random early season line and expanded it so much.

Not all of Abed's opinions are popular, clearly (who the hell says the first season of Farscape is the best one?)

Well while I think you're right that it'd be received differently than, say, Garrett, the reason Annie didn't is because she's a 'detective' on the case, and true to genre conventions, they might get threatened by the killer but they escape.

X-Files would be more someone reporting an unexplainable event, though (like "The Springfield File", likely one with a non-paranormal explanation in the end.)

But will Troy live?

PSYCHOLOGY.

Starburns came back at the end of season three.

Which rip off?

Hell I forgot to DVR the first two episodes of the original's second season and I kind of meandered through the British remake…. ech.

Pillows and Blankets was fucking beautiful and I politely disagree with anyone who says otherwise.

Duncan's jokes continue to revolve around 'making stuff up about Britain,' I noticed. I'm not sure if the joke is he makes stuff up (like calling a kiss a British high five so he'd get one with Britta) or just because this stuff sounds perfectly silly coming from Oliver, but either way.