Well done!

Which show was that?

Zach Braff was devastated that his pilot didn't air after all of his method acting preparation.

The Scentalist?

Single female hacker… having lots of SEX!

I find Dwight from The Office so annoying that he puts me off of trying to watch the show. My husband loves him and thinks his antics are hilarious.

I have a hard time even love-hating any of the study group. I just love them.

I hated Lisa most of the time, but I cried like a bitch when "what happened to her" happened to her.

Watch it, Mister, or you'll be grounded!

It's pronounced "Rapp-eest." Actually, I'm not sure what that guy's name is supposed to be.

Kee-hee-hee-hee

That is a fantastic answer. Lucy was my first favorite anti-hero.

I relate much too much to Britta's brand of clumsy jackassery to hate her.

If you say the A word, you'll blow us all to the H word!

I agree. I watched the show more than a couple of times (because, hey, it was the 90's!), and none of the Friends were characters I'd actually want to be friends with. I could have been a fan if the show had dealt more with Marcel getting older and becoming dangerous to the cast. Each episode could feature more and…

Ryan Murphy has a particular skill for setting up great, faceless threats and then unmasking them in the worst possible way. As much as I loved Rubber Man, I didn't have a lot of faith that the reveal would be fantastic after the way The Carver on Nip/Tuck was handled. Ugh…

I really loved Austin's dress. His looked like a starry night sky; the others' dresses reminded me of the black-light tape monstrosities my friends and I wore to raves in high school.

I have the same problem, Fernda.

I don't know if he's universally loved and not criticized, but I think Daniel Tosh does sexist humor well. He's not quite as winking about it as Colbert, but he plays on stereotypes in ways that are unexpected.

Don't say such a thing! My heart — it breaks!