The Michael J. Fox show is super cute. That is all.

Yeah, but then he became his step-brother.

Weren't they all black albinos? I didn't want to assume, because that would be racist.

Poor Quasihomo.

Seriously y'all. Give her shit to do!

It was a little too much and a little too creepy.

It was a weird choice, but I got the sense that that last scene wasn't that much acting. But I didn't find it all that affecting because Will is such an extraneous character on the show these days.

I know they have never known what to do with Tina, but why did they settle on her being a heartless bitch?

This show suck, y'all. Just admit it.

Oh that makes me kind of sad, because the lets skirt the line between inappropriate and statutory rape would've made a little more sense. Now that this was pointed out, I totally see Finn doing that storyline.

Yeah, but you had to stick out season 3 to get there.

Seasons 1 and 2 ARE on Netflix.

Oh god that stupid gag was so poorly done. If your gonna try to cash in some laughs on some months old thing that happened on the internet and everybody forgot about, at least bring it, Chocolate Cheerio.

Also, where are Sugar and Joe? Not that I care at all about those characters but, like, are they gone gone or just missing for half a season like last time. I tried Google but came up inconclusive. Why can't they just give us a throwaway line to say if they are still on the show or not?

I'm really surprised that there are this many positive comments about this episode, because this episode made me consider throwing in the towel. Like, I stuck it out for The O.C. and Gossip Girl, even though I knew in my heart of hearts that they were undeniably terrible. I tolerate more bullshit than most when it…

Ugh, "Here Comes the Sun" was so fucking literal though, it was, like, "Hey. Here comes the sun! Let's sing 'Here Comes the Sun' HAHAHAHAHAHA! Lesbians!"

You guys, fuck this show. So hard.

Grey's coverage? Yeah! I'm so happy this show is being reviewed. It's not the best show, but the way it's shit on these days is undeserving.

Just what we need, another television show about a gay dude.

I'm sensing that you may be unconsciously working out some personal ish through a television show.