@avclub-1aa099d408fe4285329682b5db961cf0:disqus All I'm saying is the writers can just consciously decide not to do it. It's not set in stone. The writers have free will, you know. They could pair them up with other people or diffuse it with one awkward date like Tom and Leslie on P & R or 

@avclub-1aa099d408fe4285329682b5db961cf0:disqus All I'm saying is the writers can just consciously decide not to do it. It's not set in stone. The writers have free will, you know. They could pair them up with other people or diffuse it with one awkward date like Tom and Leslie on P & R or 

Hilarious

Hilarious

I almost never buy the standard premise of "great career, bad personal life" because it usually translates to doesn't have a boyfriend and in real life, that part of your life usually works out better by not overthinking it and developing the rest of your social life (having friends, going out) and it looks like Mindy…

I almost never buy the standard premise of "great career, bad personal life" because it usually translates to doesn't have a boyfriend and in real life, that part of your life usually works out better by not overthinking it and developing the rest of your social life (having friends, going out) and it looks like Mindy…

That just goes to show how Mad TV lags so far behind SNL. I think with the exception of maybe the first season, Mad TV had far inferior writing than SNL but some of the actors on the show were pretty decent (i.e. Key, Peele, Stephanie Weir, Barinholtz) and it's only around now, 4-8 years after their runs on the show…

That just goes to show how Mad TV lags so far behind SNL. I think with the exception of maybe the first season, Mad TV had far inferior writing than SNL but some of the actors on the show were pretty decent (i.e. Key, Peele, Stephanie Weir, Barinholtz) and it's only around now, 4-8 years after their runs on the show…

that's fine. I'm not expecting major growth from her

that's fine. I'm not expecting major growth from her

I loved tinkerbell, tailor, soldier, spy!

I loved tinkerbell, tailor, soldier, spy!

@avclub-c65a46c16b70bf886e62e791cd4a80b3:disqus I think general message board consensus is that he's the breakout character. i think like New Girl, the supporting cast is stepping it up

@avclub-c65a46c16b70bf886e62e791cd4a80b3:disqus I think general message board consensus is that he's the breakout character. i think like New Girl, the supporting cast is stepping it up

I don't know, I think relying too much on tvtropes to guide you is a weakness. All the writers have to do  iis consciously decide not pair them up

I don't know, I think relying too much on tvtropes to guide you is a weakness. All the writers have to do  iis consciously decide not pair them up

@avclub-69514eb1d6291e21ec2df6f143c0e801:disqus good point

@avclub-69514eb1d6291e21ec2df6f143c0e801:disqus good point

@avclub-97b2d5e5f92c333976018236d76658d9:disqus you're assuming I am any more successful than you. I wasn't an english major but I'm currently a freelance writer and i'm struggling oh so mightily. I even got rejected by the AV Club 2 years a go when I applied to write TV here. How about we both agree to support each…

@avclub-97b2d5e5f92c333976018236d76658d9:disqus you're assuming I am any more successful than you. I wasn't an english major but I'm currently a freelance writer and i'm struggling oh so mightily. I even got rejected by the AV Club 2 years a go when I applied to write TV here. How about we both agree to support each…