Actually, John didn't write this review, I did. But I believe he mentioned it in his reviews of "Scandal In Bohemia" and "The Great Game.'

Actually, John didn't write this review, I did. But I believe he mentioned it in his reviews of "Scandal In Bohemia" and "The Great Game.'

I agree. As John has pointed out in his reviews, the writing for women on this show is not great.

I agree. As John has pointed out in his reviews, the writing for women on this show is not great.

It's actually helpful (most of the time). Thanks.

It's actually helpful (most of the time). Thanks.

Fuck no, but she's 24 and a mess. When I was 24, I'm sure I was attracted to some huge losers. Not quite as bad as Adam, but not much better either.

I actually really enjoy Jessa's character, but agree that her storylines feel rather aimless. I am growing a little weary of the gross-out sex with Adam, though. The cycle of humiliation/near break-up/icky sex scene is getting kind of repetitive, isn't it?

Agreed. I sort of wish the Liz-Criss story had been the A plot, since it was stronger and more interesting.

That line was particularly amazing.

I promise, it was a typo—I'm familiar with the "killing hobos" meme—although the image of Mitt Romney tucking invoices into the pockets of homeless men while they sleep is actually pretty funny.

Maybe I shouldn't admit this for the fear of undermining my critical authority, but sometimes I wish I could just sleep on it and add a grade to my reviews in the morning, especially for comedies, for some reason. It's all so subjective, not just to my personal taste, but my mood and general level of sleepiness at the…

You could be right, but to me it seemed like they were just going to brush off the whole thing. Wouldn't it be a bummer at this point if Jack got divorced?

He's a composer and did the theme music for 30 Rock. I think he's successful in his own right but come on, he's married to Tina Fey!

Yes, typo by me. Though billing would work for Romney, too.

Yes, the women's movement and Civil Rights. What a waste!

According to the store owners in the episode, "yoghurt."  According to me, "yogurt."

Since you asked, house style dictates that we do not use any spaces before or after emdashes, and that we capitalize the first letter after a colon if what follows is a complete sentence. Sadly, credit default swamps are but a side effect of my hasty typing, but hey, an accidental metaphor!  Thank you for your…

I think a lot of paranoid conservatives pre-emptively gave it a bad score because they assumed it was a Palin takedown.

Oh, Vicks. I knew we'd find common ground one of these days.