I think that's up to the show, now, isn't it?  It needs to be way less ridiculous before that can happen.

You know, I am still baffled about Lisa's claim that she's not the girl guys want to meet their parents.  What exactly is supposed to be wrong with her?  She has a good job, a nice apartment, seems pretty classy on the surface, had a long-term relationship with Jim.  Why wouldn't someone introduce her to the family?

Whatever it is they're seeing, I'm not seeing it.  She is average looking, at best. Calling her plain is kind.

Check in, perhaps, but specify which cycle you are using on the washer?  Is that a special check box?

Nope, the shower thing is only gender-specific to Sorkin.

You can't fool us, we've seen it.

I'm vaguely hoping that Debra will attempt a murder-suicide every week from here on out.  With Dexter, most likely, but whatever she can manage.

Yeah, Batista wasn't actually "torn" between giving the promotion to Quinn or Miller.  It was more like, Batista cannot be deterred from giving Quinn the promotion no matter what Miller does or Quinn fucks up. If Miller scored 100 and Quinn was on death row, Batista would still promote Quinn. Such a big fat lawsuit…

Has this show ever shown full-frontal male nudity?  No question it has a shitload of the female variety.  Not enough dicks on the dance floor by far.

I'm impressed.  You managed to spell all four differently than the Closed Captioning.  They, who probably saw the script, had it as Adelyn Braylen Charlaine Danika.

Mystery solved: Per Laverne Cox on twitter, her twin brother Lamar was her body double for that.

But, hey, my Google News algorithm loves the crap out of her.  I don't know why, but there are constantly articles about her in my news feed for no apparent reason.

Crowded House's Time on Earth is largely about Paul Hester's suicide, especially the first cut, "Nobody Wants To": https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I loved that they specified that it was the Airplane Cut.

I thought it was Lori Petty.  (Is it Lori Petty?)

@avclub-3db41011acc2d229176bf6a92202728d:disqus I loved the pink stuff as a child.  So much so that I would break into the medicine cabinet and guzzle the stuff.  It turns your poo a scary charcoal black color when you drink enough (which is less than the entire bottle I would sometimes chug).

TV also loves to tell us that great detectives are people with conditions that make it difficult to fully understand human behavior and emotions (psychopaths, people with Aspergers).

Good point.  Dexter and Vogel would definitely be stupid enough to only use a single camera by her door if they went that route.

"Dumb Things" by Paul Kelly could work.

I think Deb only needs one more kill to join the club herself.