I think that shellfish is the most common allergy that develops in adults. Plus, it was just a funny food to watch her eat.

I think that shellfish is the most common allergy that develops in adults. Plus, it was just a funny food to watch her eat.

Mike Schur is from my area (CT). He based Eagleton on this admittedly awesome,wealthy, super snobby town that we all hate/secretly want to live in. The problem is, the town he's from, and which he claims is Pawnee in this rivalry, is also super snobby and just slightly less wealthy than "Eagleton". He described it in…

Mike Schur is from my area (CT). He based Eagleton on this admittedly awesome,wealthy, super snobby town that we all hate/secretly want to live in. The problem is, the town he's from, and which he claims is Pawnee in this rivalry, is also super snobby and just slightly less wealthy than "Eagleton". He described it in…

Cam flouncing over the caution tape in the Cat suit with his teeny, tiny skinny legs was the funniest thing I've seen in forever.

Cam flouncing over the caution tape in the Cat suit with his teeny, tiny skinny legs was the funniest thing I've seen in forever.

There's also an argument that the TV themes —back then every show had a catchy theme — outlive the shows. I'm 35, and I still know recognize theme songs from shows that are way too old for me to have grown up on. Like Andy Griffith. My husband never watched Facts of Life, didn't really get the Blair references, but he…

There's also an argument that the TV themes —back then every show had a catchy theme — outlive the shows. I'm 35, and I still know recognize theme songs from shows that are way too old for me to have grown up on. Like Andy Griffith. My husband never watched Facts of Life, didn't really get the Blair references, but he…

My husband doesn't like this show. The one time it ever made him laugh, was the Teen Wolf incident.

My husband doesn't like this show. The one time it ever made him laugh, was the Teen Wolf incident.

It is both awesome, and sad. Oh, Richard……I want to take you home, pat your head and tell you everything will be all right.

It is both awesome, and sad. Oh, Richard……I want to take you home, pat your head and tell you everything will be all right.

Whenever I'm bothered by the show's totally unrealistic handling of something (like, say, everything to do with the legal case last night), I repeat to myself: "Ted's an unreliable narrator. Ted's an unreliable narrator."  He's telling this story to teenagers, he's glossing over the boring facts and embellishing to…

Whenever I'm bothered by the show's totally unrealistic handling of something (like, say, everything to do with the legal case last night), I repeat to myself: "Ted's an unreliable narrator. Ted's an unreliable narrator."  He's telling this story to teenagers, he's glossing over the boring facts and embellishing to…

There's some point where Lily says someone who's done her wrongs "gots to get got". Which I always assumed was a Wire reference.

There's some point where Lily says someone who's done her wrongs "gots to get got". Which I always assumed was a Wire reference.

I just listened to the episode of WTF with Kenny, and I remember that Maron mentioned that he had done some voice work recently, as a neurotic squirrel, but never said that it was for AT — which was weird, considering who his guest was.

I just listened to the episode of WTF with Kenny, and I remember that Maron mentioned that he had done some voice work recently, as a neurotic squirrel, but never said that it was for AT — which was weird, considering who his guest was.

Anyone catch the caption written under the picture of Richard, Tommy and Julie in the "Secret Human Feelings" book? I paused it but still couldn't make it out.

Anyone catch the caption written under the picture of Richard, Tommy and Julie in the "Secret Human Feelings" book? I paused it but still couldn't make it out.