Yeah sorry am firmly on the like Marie bandwagon on this one. I really don't even understand the Skyler side of this.

Yeah sorry am firmly on the like Marie bandwagon on this one. I really don't even understand the Skyler side of this.

Erica and her boobs (yes they are two separate characters) have long been my favorite part of the show. This week she showed she had legs too.

Erica and her boobs (yes they are two separate characters) have long been my favorite part of the show. This week she showed she had legs too.

My younger brother did something similar in high school, except he and his buddy were joking around, pushing each other and they destroyed a wooden gazebo.

My younger brother did something similar in high school, except he and his buddy were joking around, pushing each other and they destroyed a wooden gazebo.

I did fear that Erica's (and more importantly her boobs) might die this episode and we'd never get to see them again.

I did fear that Erica's (and more importantly her boobs) might die this episode and we'd never get to see them again.

So basically 'Girls' the movie? But from a guy's perspective without the friends? Yeah sounds boring.

So basically 'Girls' the movie? But from a guy's perspective without the friends? Yeah sounds boring.

Aaron Sorkin is that you?

Aaron Sorkin is that you?

Michael Hogan really is stealing the show at this point. When he walked over and took Allison's pulse as he questioned her, I wanted to jump out of my chair. It was both creepy and scary at the same time. 

Michael Hogan really is stealing the show at this point. When he walked over and took Allison's pulse as he questioned her, I wanted to jump out of my chair. It was both creepy and scary at the same time. 

This method of watching from critics bugs me. Sorry but it does.

This method of watching from critics bugs me. Sorry but it does.

Yeah I don't like Jeffrey Sachs, but this does kind of more speak to the point that it's hard to make a nuanced argument in 150 characters and maybe people just need to accept that all worthwhile dialogues might not take place on Twitter.

Yeah I don't like Jeffrey Sachs, but this does kind of more speak to the point that it's hard to make a nuanced argument in 150 characters and maybe people just need to accept that all worthwhile dialogues might not take place on Twitter.

No. 'Girls' is worse than this.

No. 'Girls' is worse than this.