The icing on the cake for me was how the window he stared wistfully through doesn't even have a view of the outside, just some hallway.

Ann's going to flip a light switch in that room later on and notice that it's oddly darker than usual but never really know why because all the light fixtures have working bulbs…

Ann's going to flip a light switch in that room later on and notice that it's oddly darker than usual but never really know why because all the light fixtures have working bulbs…

Ron's ideology about government spending hasn't been developed or grounded in anything since it was first introduced, which is odd. Does it precede (or even inform) his failed marriages? We know more of the substance behind Chris or Ben's motivations/philosophy than we do Ron's.

"denied the audience the time to fully bask in the glow of the wedding"

You could say that about any show at any point in its existence and appear wiser than those who would instead enjoy it.

Tips from all the room service she was charging to Jeff.

You could date them both, either concurrently or in a sequence determined by you. I would err on the side of giving the family friend thing a chance because at the very least that accrues capital you can parlay into convincing your mom to sign up for unlimited texting on the family plan.

Ok I'll check it out.

Some guy from SI actually intimidated me out of having the swimsuit issue delivered. I signed up for a subscription in high school to get a free SI towel, and the guy calls my house out of the blue and wants to confirm my information and whether I'm 18 - either for the towel or the upcoming swimsuit issue, I'm still…

Hey everybody, is it okay if my girlfriend cuts in line?

He did restart Postal Service just to prove he has his own stuff going on. The fishstick sleeps alone tonight.

He buys a Kia Sorento.

That dig against Gosling is kind of a double-standard given that all those great '70s actors you mentioned started as Little Rascals.

The line about the new MBV album was funny to me because I too listened to the same nine songs over and over, and I've already deleted two of them. I found them to be the same type of "atmospheric exercise" the author goes on to decry as a crutch only used by lesser contemporaries to pad their albums.

It's hard to watch such poor tactics on display in a firefight like that. It takes away from the drama when getting shot or not is clearly an arbitrary writer's decision. I don't know if that makes me a wannabe armchair platoon leader, but I want to see people looking for a clearer shot or trying to get the jump on…

Yeah, what's with that? It's not constructive in the slightest.

I hope they spend some of the budget this season on renting out the actual community college campus again for outdoors shots. It was really lacking last season (save for one Louis Guzman scene) and gave it a claustrophobic vibe, like every location was on a starship and the characters were just beaming between them.

He may have made the math analogy precisely because it's the kind of arena in which you can hit a conceptual wall that won't budge through trial and error, and he believes that dating and relationships are similarly unforgiving to those who don't already understand them.

I would rather have seen your question get addressed, too. I'm familiar with the place you're in and know that satisfying answers are elusive. The best I've been able to come up with are mostly the day-to-day tactics of keeping my head above water in the face of frequent loneliness and exhaustion, but I realize this…