I thought it was a thoroughly enjoyable show until the last episode which was pretty bad. In no way an F show(maybe an F finale). All in all I'll still be interested in a second season.

@Lucifer's Peaches  Not currently, but I have in the past. I used to be an occasional reader of a xxx industry blog 

Q: 'isn't too much thought being put into this? It's just a goofy sitcom.'
A: No.

Since leaving the show he's been much less stressed and as a result much less of a douche. Listen to any of the recent Harmontowns, he's really a much cooler guy then he seemed during the years he was in working.

And?

Yeah, I've read interviews with many hardcore porn directors and the like but none have made my skin crawl like this piece of shit.

Am I the only one who just plain quit watching with the Harmon firing. I'm curious as plenty(though not the majority) of people said they were out when they heard about the firing but from the comment numbers on episode reviews and the like it feels like I'm the only one who quit.

No rainbowsheeps they did in fact establish them as Democrats.

No rainbowsheeps they did in fact establish them as Democrats.

Season 3 to 5 is really great, some of the television I've enjoyed the most in my life. The rest is mostly fine with occasional awesome and the odd bit of crap.

Supernatural hits highs that The Vampire Diaries never will, on the other hand it's more consistent and hits its stride sooner in it's run.

Different things.

Different things.

I've spent so much of this season singing that under my breath.

I've spent so much of this season singing that under my breath.

I might be two months late but I'm so glad someone else posted about fairy bread so I didn't have to.

Oh yeah, I don't know what it is but he does it for me more than many better looking dudes.

Hit the nail on the head here.

I can live with four seasons. Just to finish of the college run, I'd not object to #sixseasonsandaporno as Glover tweeted. No desire for a movie.

WTF has an interview with Donald Glover - it was conducted just before the hiatus was announced but Maron covers that at the start at talks about some of the way the entertainment industry works with this stuff.