Yes, I noticed tha toot. It's close, but they were still talking *about* Ryan.

Yes, I noticed tha toot. It's close, but they were still talking *about* Ryan.

I'm beginning to notice that Ryan is in EVERY. SINGLE. SCENE. While it didn't seem to be a problem in this episode, it often makes the episode feel cluttered and rushed (maybe this was the structure problem everyone was referring to at the beginning). As soon as the writers realize this and fix it, the show will be…

I'm beginning to notice that Ryan is in EVERY. SINGLE. SCENE. While it didn't seem to be a problem in this episode, it often makes the episode feel cluttered and rushed (maybe this was the structure problem everyone was referring to at the beginning). As soon as the writers realize this and fix it, the show will be…

I "awwwed" when Gary offered Nina his extra pudding. That was a great moment between the two of them.

I "awwwed" when Gary offered Nina his extra pudding. That was a great moment between the two of them.

After this episode, I am slightly more optimistic that this show might work. I see things like that iPhone moment and it makes me hopeful that some neat stories are possible with this premise and that the writers are interested in telling them.

After this episode, I am slightly more optimistic that this show might work. I see things like that iPhone moment and it makes me hopeful that some neat stories are possible with this premise and that the writers are interested in telling them.

"Heh heh. Travelin'…"

"Heh heh. Travelin'…"

Rachel: "He must be really heartbroken."
Gary: "No. Hearts don't really break. They can stop, and they can leak, but they can't really break. It just - it gets tired, it gives up after a while."

Rachel: "He must be really heartbroken."
Gary: "No. Hearts don't really break. They can stop, and they can leak, but they can't really break. It just - it gets tired, it gives up after a while."

Have the people who complain that the premise is scienctifically unplausable ever seen EVERY OTHER (SCI-FI) TV SHOW?!? Are we forgeting the FICTION part of science fiction? Just go with it. Suspend your disbelief. You might like it.

Have the people who complain that the premise is scienctifically unplausable ever seen EVERY OTHER (SCI-FI) TV SHOW?!? Are we forgeting the FICTION part of science fiction? Just go with it. Suspend your disbelief. You might like it.

This may be an unpopular opinion, but… I like this show. I thought the pilot was good (probably my favourite new sitcom pilot this year), although I was a little unsure where it was going to go from there. While I don't think this episode was as good as the pilot, I did still enjoy it. I will definitely be watching…

This may be an unpopular opinion, but… I like this show. I thought the pilot was good (probably my favourite new sitcom pilot this year), although I was a little unsure where it was going to go from there. While I don't think this episode was as good as the pilot, I did still enjoy it. I will definitely be watching…

I noticed that too! Man, I can't wait until next week. I miss Parks and Rec. :(

I noticed that too! Man, I can't wait until next week. I miss Parks and Rec. :(

Nice catch on the fire thing. I probably never would have picked up on that (I'm so bad at finding symbolism unless it's shoved in my face).

Nice catch on the fire thing. I probably never would have picked up on that (I'm so bad at finding symbolism unless it's shoved in my face).