You are missing out, my friend. But are there any _not_ at Penn Station?

Nah, SNL is good once in a while. As was this show until not so long ago. The writing lately, particularly for Barney and Robin, has been completely forced. Since when is 20 pointless celebrity cameos a sign that a show is killing it? It's super desperate.

Those are pretty good episodes…

A-? This might be the worst episode I've ever seen. A solid F. A-??? Why? The done-to-death Behind The Music parody or the unfunny Abby Elliott storyline? Whatever to this. The timing sucked and the writing sucked.

Lindsay is a pretty fascinating figure. Of course having Dinkins in there really drags down the 90s.

as to (2) — the show IS set in New York, where most theaters are older than the building code.

Season 1 of Friends hasn't aged so well either.

Yeah, I got an ugly flash of back when I hated this show from her pointless antics.

Well, except he's in it…

IO VOGLIO VENDETTA!

Eh? He's always super slobby. It's like the main characteristic of his character.

GOOD POINT, did not think of that.

Yeah, I thought this was pretty good although I did lose interest during the stupid asthma bit at the end (plus the last scene being ripped off of Girls, WTF).

Pretty sure you meant "Sting" "act"ing"".

Yeah, I rented this at Kim's way back when. Now I have no idea where I'd dig it up.

Brian's "dog moments" are pretty much the only thing I still remember fondly from Family Guy. For some reason I'm a sucker for that kind of thing too.

Yeah, in NYC Starbucks employees are a multiracial early-20s crew, where as in the 'burbs it's just white high school kids in my experience.

Yeah, but maybe they live in a strange future where society has evolved past the silly taboo of not telling your kids about having anal sex with their aunt.

SOUNDS LIKE IT'S GETTING PRETTY SERIOUS.

"saw the new ones"