Yes, because the people who run craft services are history's greatest monsters.

ALL OF THEM.

Why do most of Chuck Lorre's shows suck so hard? His title cards are genius.

Maybe Lorre will fire Sheen, sub in Estevez, and hope no one notices.

Heche, I noticed that too.

I actually think I like Todd Margaret better than The Office for this reason— when it's too believable I start getting *too* uncomfortable.

wo, I also think IFC puts some of their shows on free Instant Watch, if you're set up for that— I seem to remember catching at least one Todd Margaret episode I'd missed that way.

Chiming in for the love of this series— it always stayed grounded, which was nice.

'I do remember seeing a gauntlet of young men, two rows of maybe fifteen guys with a walkway in between, where every girl who walked through got her breasts squeezed by every guy."

And, although losing your parents like that would've been unimaginably sucky, you'd have to be…unique to turn that into a life as a masked superhero.

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I'd totally forgotten about the blood on the blanket!

I was always kind of grateful they didn't get SMG for that.

"Also, there is one way that Wes does not change: he thinks he should handle big problems by himself instead of going with the group. "

Sprawler,

Soz, that's perfectly put.

Lilah made her choice and never thought twice about it, where Lindsay struggled to find the path. I always considered them to be roughly equal in the Poor Choices Department.

Don't forget the dancing in "She." He's totally a goofball, and I love him for it.

McJulie, I think that was another reason I didn't like season 6; less and less Buffy/Willow/(and to a lesser degree all the Scoobies) bonding and having each other's backs.

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