Where in Brooklyn did you grow up, if you don't mind my asking?

Yeah, Bay Ridge, Bensonhurst, and Carnarsie are so full of hipsters now. *eyes roll so far into the back of my head they see my brain*

I had no idea this was going on! I want to go next year.

Like a lot of other people in this comments section, at one point House was easily one of my favorite shows on TV. Remember when FOX could just cancel any underperforming drama they were airing on Fridays, replace them with House reruns, and they would get mid 3's in the key demo? Crazy to think how much ratings have…

…ok. I mean, it's just my opinion. Also, I didn't say most or all models, and I didn't say they're unattractive. I have several friends who are models, and I think they would be the first people to say that they aren't conventional bombshells. They're thin and angular, because that's what designers are looking for.

This episode gets an A-? This reviewer is the opposite of Pilot, I guess. (Imagining Pilot's grade for this was like a C-)

Although if that depiction includes women like Kether Donohue I might have to move there myself.

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As Alan Sepinwall pointed out, You're the Worst is a much more natural fit for Man Seeking Woman than it ever was for Married.

Maybe just watch the rest of the first season? It's only six episodes, and you're one in. That's a barely 100 minute commitment for you.

The reason this show survived and the others mentioned did not is because this show is on a cable network where the ratings bar for survival is MUCH MUCH lower than on broadcast TV. That's it, plain and simple.

He's the Daniel Craig of Bedrock.

I have to say, I don't think this series is nearly as good as Bored to Death yet. But Ames earned my trust with that show, so I will stick with this.

If the reviewer did realize that Terry is coming down with a degenerative disease, calling him "forgetful" is…slightly offensive at best.

I will watch any sitcoms about Lutherans, so Impastor had me from the pilot.

Sara Rue is great. Also, apparently ageless.

Impastor is surprisingly watchable, even if it's never quite good.

He's Lutheran! Finally, a Lutheran on prime-time television.

I can only give you my own reasoning, but she knew Hannibal was getting out. I believed that she thought he was going to kill her, and the only possible way for her to survive would be to serve part of herself to him. It's the ultimate dramatic irony; she mutilated herself to save her life, but the man who was coming…

He's in 27 of the 39 episodes.