Not like I watch the show anymore, but I saw the description and I ran away even more.

I'm an apologist of the show (and I'm not an idiot), but even this was painful.

I'm an apologist of the show (and I'm not an idiot), but even this was painful.

I don't understand why Donna Bowman genuinely believes that this show is still going strong.

I don't understand why Donna Bowman genuinely believes that this show is still going strong.

Yet somehow I've developed Stockholm syndrome with this show and still believe the premise can shine.

Yet somehow I've developed Stockholm syndrome with this show and still believe the premise can shine.

This episode was so meh yet so good simultaneously.

This episode was so meh yet so good simultaneously.

These types of episodes are the types that would re-run well. Live-action cartoon, with little serialization context. However, this show is too good to be that.

These types of episodes are the types that would re-run well. Live-action cartoon, with little serialization context. However, this show is too good to be that.

More Dalia next week though: http://tvline.com/2012/11/2…

More Dalia next week though: http://tvline.com/2012/11/2…

This was a marvelous episode. And did anyone recognize the NBC synergy.. ("The New Normal") with Dennis' one-liner?

This was a marvelous episode. And did anyone recognize the NBC synergy.. ("The New Normal") with Dennis' one-liner?

Actually that second part is incorrect — she's a huge advocate of "attachment parenting", what you called hippie nonsense (I don't have an opinion either way).

Actually that second part is incorrect — she's a huge advocate of "attachment parenting", what you called hippie nonsense (I don't have an opinion either way).

Typo, I meant 22 minutes.

Typo, I meant 22 minutes.

A younger Monica Potter.