Also, it wouldn't kill you to do a final read through before publication to clean up obvious errors.

This was a great interview, and I'm excited for the next season. I love that they try to structure the cold opens to feature characters who might not have a lot to do in the rest of the episode. It is such a strong cast that I want to see all of them all the time, but of course that's not feasible. This is a great way…

Tit is generally considered a lot racier than boob for whatever reason.

If we have to have another medical-examiner-plays-detective show, I'd rather have just kept Forever.

I thought it was OK. I didn't love it, but I liked pieces of it. My love of the cast helps. If they keep having cameos by Jordan Peele, I'm in.

They can definitely push the envelope more. Mindy would have never been able to say "Why did you tweak my tit?" on network TV.

I agree; he was totally being a dick. I've never given birth, but I say there's no shame in an epidural. I knew someone who was so insistent on having a natural birth that she almost put the baby's life in danger. She couldn't calm down or control her breathing. Take the damn drugs!

Yeah, I was thinking, "Oh man, she won't even be able to call Danny because she's on the subway" and then the text message came through. Um… what?

I get that the ongoing jokes about Mindy being an OBGYN who seems to know nothing about being an OBGYN are just jokes, but between her and Danny, it was a little too much for me this week.

Ariana Grande… Emma Roberts… Lea Michele… one of the Jonas brothers… I'm not sure curiosity, Niecy Nash, or even Jamie Lee Curtis can overcome those horrors and make me watch. I assume it will be like AHS in that it will start out strong (or even just OK) and then fall to pieces because they don't have the entire plot…

Don't forget that Morgan went to Pakistan and spent time there first.

I didn't want him to backtrack; that would have been ridiculous. However, I think it would have been better if he'd just been more open to it and told her that he loves her and he's not saying never. Then he could propose an episode or 2 later. Sure, the audience would still see it coming, but it wouldn't have been as…

"It's like It's a Wonderful Life, but in color and not boring,"

"See, she's not the only famous Indian woman here."

This episode was crazy good. JGL was a great get for the show and he did an amazing job. That's not surprising because he is awesome, but still. I knew he was going to be on because of the promos, so I didn't expect the other guest stars, Freida Pinto especially.

I haven't seen this movie since it was in theaters; I now have the urge to watch it again. I do remember being legitimately shocked that they killed Drew Barrymore so early in the film. The trick really worked on me.

Barton Hollow by The Civil Wars. I love everything they've put out, but Barton Hollow was a revelation. It's a little bluesy, a lot folk, some gothic, all amazing. John Paul and Joy were meant to perform together, and it still breaks my heart that they split after only 2 albums. Something about their music speaks to…

Drops of Jupiter and Meet Virginia are basically the same fucking song, which makes them even worse. The concept wasn't that great the first time; let it die.

Damn, and I thought I loved Derek Waters before. This song is totally flames on the side of my face. It won a GRAMMY?!

Ben Wyatt may be one of my favorite characters ever, partially because he's just a great character, partially because Adam Scott nailed it, and partially (OK, a lot) because Ben is so perfect for my beloved Leslie Knope. As much as I loved Dave (who doesn't love Louis C.K.?), I was so happy to see Leslie end up with…