Emojis and pregnancy scares!

"I am going to be on my way looking for work"

That scene between Ray and Adam in the bathroom was hilarious. As Todd observed, Ray was awkwardly trying to engage with Adam in a way that he thought guys traditionally engage with each other when talking about girls ("And then she was like, what the? And I was like, you heard me. Slut"). All while doing a really…

Yes on all the points you've made here. I'm also in the minority of people who thought Zack's review wasn't totally off-base. I liked a lot of what was in the episode, the opening scene was perfectly foreboding and the acting was competent, but the story was middling at best. The writers seem to like to flip-flop on…

“Spots are for underwear, Tina, not my bat mitzvah.”

Me too. No need to drum up interest in a conversation about Lynch's influence on Bryan Fuller.

imagines MonsieurT alone in a room whispering "hella" to himself and blushing

If your tolerance for gore is anything like Cynthia Nixon's, you may want to save the sub for later.

Yeah, this episode had a loto f really funny moments. Biggest laugh of the episode for me was when Freddie walked into the courtroom in her enormous hat. The look on WIll's face before the prosecution began their line of questioning was perfect.

I was hoping an off-camera guard would shout "NO TOUCHING" at that hand-holding moment.

“You are smitten with the accused Ms. Bloom and it is adorable but not our brand of defense. And Ms. Vega will smell it on you like you stepped in young adult and tracked it into the courtroom.”

She's pretty awesome when the show isn't insisting that every guy she meets falls in love with her.

Filet. She o-ughta filet you for that pun.

I wish we would've gotten some after dinner thoughts from the pastoress. That scene was brilliant, and Sekou's "Oh, wow" aptly punctuated all the sniping going on around that table. And what a dick move for Kristina and Adam to call out Amber and Drew's high.

He kicked out his wishy-washy, suddenly clingy girlfriend or ex-girlfriend or whatever she is to him now, his dorm neighbor fuck-buddy who keeps sending him mixed signals about what they are to each other shtups his douchey lacrosse playing roommate (whom I still have a lot of goodwill left over from his role in The…

Okay, I didn't understand that that was what you meant when I read your comment. It sounds like you're more familiar with the Sherlock Holmes cannon that I am (I haven't read any of Doyle's work), so I don't have any reference for how Watson should be depicted aside from Martin Freeman's interpretation in Sherlock.

Holmes may have mentioned Romulus and Remus going to a petting zoo in the last episode. But who knows what a drunken Lestrade would have done between episodes.

After that final scene it felt like a weight had been lifted form the series. It's nice to see that the two seem to have gone so far in moving past Bell's incident. I didn't care very much for Bell when I first started watching the show; he seemed to be set up as a character who would just play skeptic to Holmes'…

Forgive me if I don't fully understand your meaning, but I don't see why an older character or actor would be incapable of progression or portraying character development. Older people are just as capable of making life-changing decisions, or learning from experiences, or being a part of transformative events.

I'm in the middle of a Farscape rewatch, so the opening scene had me laughing that much harder. Death by Hynerian bodily gasses would be such an amusing way to die.