The Drumroll reference hit me right away (it's quite possibly my favorite moment in the show's entire run).

This was absolutely perfect, and I agree (based on similarly shitty life experiences). I've never found another character from television that more horrifyingly and accurately tells my story than Ted. Nick from New Girl is a distant second (and he had a similar can't-get-over-her arc in the first season).

I really wish they'd cast Sarah Michelle Gellar as The Mother. She's probably looking for work now that Ringer flopped, and HIMYM's already burnt through the rest of the Buffy cast. I think she'd be perfect.

Spinoff is the way to go. I'd probably watch both shows.

Spinoff is the way to go. I'd probably watch both shows.

I always turn on Hulu's subtitles to make sense of the mumbled/rapid-fire dialogue.

I always turn on Hulu's subtitles to make sense of the mumbled/rapid-fire dialogue.

That towel scene singlehandedly kept me from quitting on the show, and it's gotten pretty awesome since. Fluffer was the highlight of this season.

That towel scene singlehandedly kept me from quitting on the show, and it's gotten pretty awesome since. Fluffer was the highlight of this season.

Honestly, anyone who's analyzed music long enough has come up with that idea, especially since the I-V-iv-IV progression is so common in pop music. I remember in the late 90's I was playing a medley of When I Come Around, Dammit (blink-182), and Good (Better Than Ezra), among others. AoA may have brought the idea to…

Honestly, anyone who's analyzed music long enough has come up with that idea, especially since the I-V-iv-IV progression is so common in pop music. I remember in the late 90's I was playing a medley of When I Come Around, Dammit (blink-182), and Good (Better Than Ezra), among others. AoA may have brought the idea to…