I never really understood why the show absolutely had to end with the moment he met the mother, either.  She doesn't actually become The Mother until the kids are born, and it seems silly to spend seasons upon seasons building anticipation for this woman to enter the scene and never spend any time with her at all.

I never really understood why the show absolutely had to end with the moment he met the mother, either.  She doesn't actually become The Mother until the kids are born, and it seems silly to spend seasons upon seasons building anticipation for this woman to enter the scene and never spend any time with her at all.

I like how when she says "We" in the chorus, she says, "We-eeeeeeeee!" like we're all on a fun rollercoaster together.  That's it.  That's all it takes sometimes.

I like how when she says "We" in the chorus, she says, "We-eeeeeeeee!" like we're all on a fun rollercoaster together.  That's it.  That's all it takes sometimes.

I have no idea what this says about me as a child or a person, but I saw the movie when I was younger, and was always irritated by the ending.  It seemed unfair to me, that Seymour could just kill Audrey II and have a happy ending.  I think because a) I thought the plant was so cool and b), Seymour was never really…

I have no idea what this says about me as a child or a person, but I saw the movie when I was younger, and was always irritated by the ending.  It seemed unfair to me, that Seymour could just kill Audrey II and have a happy ending.  I think because a) I thought the plant was so cool and b), Seymour was never really…

Anyone who hates Bane's voice hates fun.

Anyone who hates Bane's voice hates fun.

Honestly, I am more impressed by that then I probably should be.  The backup dancer was kind of like, "OMG, are you OK?!" for a hot second, and then she was like, "Yeah, I'm mother fucking Gaga, remember?" and then he was like, "Oh, right" and they just jazz hand it out.

Honestly, I am more impressed by that then I probably should be.  The backup dancer was kind of like, "OMG, are you OK?!" for a hot second, and then she was like, "Yeah, I'm mother fucking Gaga, remember?" and then he was like, "Oh, right" and they just jazz hand it out.

Or, he can't talk to woman because he subconsciously does not want to succeed with them.  Both explanations are nonsense, but I don't think that character trait alone would negate the possibility that he is gay.  I mean, the trait is that "he doesn't talk to women."

Or, he can't talk to woman because he subconsciously does not want to succeed with them.  Both explanations are nonsense, but I don't think that character trait alone would negate the possibility that he is gay.  I mean, the trait is that "he doesn't talk to women."

Agreed.  I am at least 10 years younger than Louie, and female, and not a comic…but I somehow relate to him more than just about any character on TV right now.  Even when he is exaggerating them,  he gets the tiny little daily failures and victories of life exactly right.  And that feeling that most of the time, we're…

Agreed.  I am at least 10 years younger than Louie, and female, and not a comic…but I somehow relate to him more than just about any character on TV right now.  Even when he is exaggerating them,  he gets the tiny little daily failures and victories of life exactly right.  And that feeling that most of the time, we're…

The very first thing I did when this episode ended was look up Pelican Brief on imdb to see if Julia Roberts was really named Darby.

The very first thing I did when this episode ended was look up Pelican Brief on imdb to see if Julia Roberts was really named Darby.

Did this remind anyone else of one of those 90's syndicated shows?  Like Hercules or Xena, but probably more like Jack of All Trades or Cleopatra 2525?  Don't judge me.  I had insomnia in high school.

Did this remind anyone else of one of those 90's syndicated shows?  Like Hercules or Xena, but probably more like Jack of All Trades or Cleopatra 2525?  Don't judge me.  I had insomnia in high school.

The secret to making anything at Subway palatable is ranch dressing.  I just discovered this, as I was already so pissed off and hateful that I had to grab a desperation lunch at Subway, I decided to go suicide on the toppings.  It was then I realized that the only reason anyone eats half the shit we eat in this…

The secret to making anything at Subway palatable is ranch dressing.  I just discovered this, as I was already so pissed off and hateful that I had to grab a desperation lunch at Subway, I decided to go suicide on the toppings.  It was then I realized that the only reason anyone eats half the shit we eat in this…