What episode was the cocaine trip? I wonder if the show is brave enough to have CeCe actually marry and Indian and then cheat with Schmidt on the side (maybe just one). I mean it wouldn't make them likeable characters but it would be interesting

It seemed like all the guys who hit on her at the end weren't very good looking, unfortunately

I enjoy watching Cece and Schmidt's sex scenes from a comic perspective which is rare. I suppose is a full-bloodied human I enjoy watching them have sex from a sex perspective as well

i really don't think its mutually exclusive to appreciate both gags

I just moved it back into my rotation. I think it's fairly steady from week to week and that's a strong plus for me. If nothing else, I thought the computerized shower scene was a hillarious piece of set comedy.

I had no idea who he was a year ago and now he just pops up in every movie or TV show I see like some harrier version of Jessica Chastain. he haunts my dreams now

But just a casual Ohio State fan. That's not his alma matta. His alma matta is a school that doesn't exist in real life

Why did Lilly and Luke fued, exactly?

Martin Mull's not on that many TV shows? I'd add Molly Shannon, Ed Begley Jr., and now Mark Duplass to that list.

I kind of wonder how many new facts about its character the show can pull out of its bag of tricks before it violates the character bible. Now Luke's a singer? It's like every week, the show feels a need to make a new surprising fact we didn't know about a character. Also, I don't think it's "Driving up", isn't it…

hmm. Yeah, maybe i've been in the dark on that. Also, now I'm newly curious: I haven't seen Captain America or The Avengers. Did Capt. America actually say that in a movie?

I don't know, I wasn't aware that Thailand had a sex industry (I thought that was Netherlands) until I saw the sketch, so I think the Thai government has a point that SNL might ahve focuses disporportionately on the Thai sex industry. Here's an example: My hometown Fredericksburg, Virginia, is that a place anyone here…

My guess would be that Dougie would be too savvy to not be able to spot a forgery. There must be something that clued him right away tothe authenicity of the emails

It should be in the Emmy and Golden Globes conversation, that would help. I'm not sure but was Laura Dern nominated? She could potentially win out, especially if Julia Louis-Dreyffus (Aramando Intonucci's the star of the show, not her, all of his characters sound like that) and Melissa McCarty won. I'm not saying Amy…

I find the Amy/Krista relationship to be the most uncomfortable thing I've seen on TV since Michael Scott in the first couple seasons. It affects me so viscerally that my heart is like beating faster. That's what I call good TV. She's practically harrassng her at this point and could be writtenup.

It's a 10 episode season? They showed an aility to move a story super fast in this episode. Some episodes have a lot of movement, so some of it's possible

@avclub-8053607f355bee572fb58bfe0f16dd09:disqus Oh man, working Sunset Boulevard into an analogy, I'm impressed

As I said on a recent post, isn't TV direcing irrelevant, unless you're watching REALLY freaking closely (and even then I'll likely think you're BSing). TV directors have a long list of continuity rules they must follow and are subject to the show creator, so it's not like they have any freedom

Don't take this too personally, but I have a feeling based on this comment that you're not the most fun person to be around at a cocktail party. I'm just literally picturing some social gathering where people are bringing up enightened and you start talking about the LAN cards and IP addresses after which everyone…

why ddn't Michaela Watkins get a bigger role? She's the best castoff SNL has ever lost. She deserves better. Why couldn'tshe playKrista?