Much better.

@LurkyMcLurkerson: Joel said he was out of meaningful work since the start of the recession, picking up in Season 4. So that's maybe 3 years in real-time, with intermittent small jobs?

Oh, can't believe I forgot to chime in on this. Allie Grant looks different nowadays, I wonder what it is…? (it's a suburgatory reference applicable to real life!)

So it's the re-filmed promo with Amber and Damien.

Suburgatory has aired in order, I believe. So it's totally Chatswin's fault.

I'm sure it mirrors her real-life relationships. Cheryl Hines, just as batshit crazy in real life.

Jasmine still has a job, Amber works at the Luncheonette, and you have to look at the flipside for Joel. So meh.

I want a Parenthood-Modern Family crossover. Zeek vs. Jay, Camille vs. Gloria, Adam vs. Phil, Kristina vs. Claire, Max vs. Luke.

Apparently his contract with FOX expired and he signed a new deal with CBS studios.

Ryan was the one who ultimately "compromised", but it's nice to see that Tessa is being shown both sides of the story.

The show always had its voice. And it did great having a Diane voice and then a Rebecca voice.

And so I know nothing. Ryan Shay!

You're right, just felt compelled to give FOX props for throwing money at a show that floundered ratings-wise while getting little benefit for it.

The problem is that the TBBT jokes just aren't good. Cheers, on the other hand, was marvelous and still felt real.

@Garrison: No, I was just being a douchebag and displaying my inherent academic elitism. No offense meant, didn't even know that 1600 was the national average (I could figure such, but the national average isn't particularly a high standard to aspire for in general terms).

Read this idiotic comment from EW.com's comment section:
Here's a thought: TV should go back to making real comedies. How many network shows can succeed with the multi-camera format of The Office, Modern Family, and Parks & Rec? Now I do love Happy Endings, but as for the rest, perhaps a laugh-track — or at least an…

My DVR needs another DVR with how much TV I watch

And Greg Garcia is exiting Raising Hope? Another nooooooooooooooooo

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FX is a better fit for the edginess of Bitch 23 than TBS is. I could definitely see TBS as the home for all hangout sitcoms.