At least here it made sense. I thought the show implied that after seeing the brownstone and Danny's reaction to Peter leaving, she just decided to forget about moving to San Francisco permanently. I think we were meant to believe that if Gurglar hadn't shown up, it would have never been mentioned at all.

Er… no. One is making a comment about something noted while reading an article because one was interested in said article. The other is actively seeking out something that one doesn't like for the purpose of rambling on about why one doesn't like that thing and how terrible that thing is and how stupid people who like…

At least Katrina is out of that ridiculous second-hand corset.

I'm desperate to keep them apart until the finale just because I worry that if they get together, the writers will fall into a ton of the tropes that all other shows do that make the shows crap.

I thought she was lying even before I saw this week's episode.

First of all, that wasn't bitching, it was noting a trend. I don't care one way or the other if people devote a ton of their spare time complaining about a show they hate; I just don't understand the desire. Second, I went into the article because I like Nathan Fillion and wanted to read the story.

This isn't just a show for nerds. It's a show for people whose favorite pastime is bitching on the internet about how *random popular thing* is so not cool and everyone should hate it.

They also had George Takei.

I get not having anything to say and not wanting to do it, and part of me loves Lynch's response. However, at the end of the day, my thought is this: Bitch, please. It's part of your job. Suck it up and do it. There's plenty of shit I don't want to do at my job every day, but I do it because that's part of the deal.

"Why do you have dog hair in your mouth?"

To quote Janeane Garafolo in The Truth About Cats and Dogs, "It's OK to love your pets; just don't LOVE your pets."

That's the interview I meant! Fug Nation for life!

Yeah, she babysat him, but he's a grown up now. Or maybe as I get older, I'm just more into female characters being with younger men. :-)

I have a serious soft spot in my heart for Matt Barr, so this makes me happier than it probably should.

I want them to be platonic because I'm afraid it will screw up the show if they get together. It will throw off the dynamic. However, I would LOVE to see a viable love interest for Abbie, no matter what his race (although he'd have to be smoking hot, because let's face it, someone who looks like Nicole Beharie is…

I liked Hawley too, and not just because I love Matt Barr (although I do). He could have been a great secondary or even tertiary character. The problem is that they brought him in as the new Jenny. We don't need a new Jenny; we still have the original and she is freaking fantastic. However, they could have shifted…

I just have to know: Why the hell is Katrina back in the second-hand corset?! I've read an interview with one of the costume designers on this show and she seems smart, capable, and really thoughtful about what she does. Is one of her underlings being lazy or are the idiots who write the scripts requiring it? If Abbie…

Well, she was actually defending him before they even left the gala. I agree that it's what she had to do for her career (I think… I mean, he was actually snorting coke so it seems like maybe this once she could go against her boss), but she absolutely did rusk to defend him.

Hey, Baltimore… um… er… has crabs? Some of them are even the good kind.

I have undying love for Dr. Leo Spaceman.