Nothing gets by you.

Jake. From State Farm. The guy that has been fucking your husband for six months. I really didn't want you to find out this way.

Not a favorite, but a rather annoying one is in Friday Night Lights when they mess with their ages to keep the show going. Most notably, Riggins starts out the show as clearly a senior and Street's best friend. But then - he plays the next season…and the next. So, he was the big man on campus and terrorizing fullback …

Dick jokes are funnier

I'm going to have to respectfully — ahem PC — disagree with the review and grade. That was a solid A-, at minimum, although the refugee/taco/pregnant Mexican sequence was a bit rushed and a let down.

"Fayetteville, wow, when I became successful I thought it meant I didn't have to spend time in shit-holes like this. At least they put me up at the Rodeway Inn - nicest place in town. Study hard, that way, maybe - just maybe - you'll be able to join civilization. But you guys probably don't want to be around a bunch…

Have you watched Maron? Because it's basically a semi-autobiographical show to vilify himself.

It was also number one at the domestic box office with 974,356 screams of "Watch out girllllllll!"

Also born in 1985. I feel like the cut off for millennials should be 1987. I did not own a personal computer until junior high, I did not own a cell phone until 11th grade and I did not have a facebook account until my sophomore year of college.

I'd be able to comment on the shittiness or lack there of regarding Selfie, but the marketing geniuses at ABC went with Selfie, and therefore, I never watched a second (most people did not) and it deserves all the scorn it receives for blatantly going with a title specifically aimed at a young demographic, while being…

If money were not a concern, wouldn't the answer to his bonus question for 95% percent of people be some picturesque beach town. And the other 5% be some picturesque mountain town?

It was kind of left ambiguous and the focus of the series was far from any mishandling of municipal funds, but was Nick ripping off the city? He was hammering how even the accusation would destroy him politically, but underneath that, it felt obvious that he knew they would find something. Simon is a master of…

"Pretty sure he's from a very successful family, which renders such low-class, techincally-legal-but-otherwise-reprehensible behavior all the more glaring."

Sorry man, your friend sucks. He is a plagiarizing and lying sack of shit, who actually isn't funny at all (judging by his interview, not his Instagram). Couple that with his need for attention and ambitions of internet fame and you have one truly pathetic douchebag (at least on paper).

And this show has a much better sense of humor about itself than Togetherness, which isn't quite dramatic enough to be that lacking in levity and laughs.

There does feel like something is lacking this season, but I don't think it's diverting relationship issues to professional ones. There really hasn't been a focus on their professional lives this season other than Faxon's adjustment to working long hours at a real job (which has only been shown in a couple episodes)…

I understand the idea that the child of a rich and famous person might not have the same drive and ambition as a talented person who is not the child of a rich and famous person. I also understand that it is exponentially easier to breakthrough in Hollywood (or anywhere), when you have a parent who was success…

I was in a fraternity at a big State school with a reputation for partying. But I'm sure those 5.0 Dartmouth guys were real ruffians.

Nat Faxon is forever Kip, the douchebag Stanford comparative lit major, from Orange County. "It's about vampires, ostensibly, but really is about the reunification of Germany…but it's funny"

The Way Way Back. Which he actually wrote.