Is there any kind of support group I can join to help me with my Happy Endings withdrawal or to help me deal with the fact ABC is putting Happy Endings in the car, driving it into the middle of nowhere and leaving it, hoping it doesn't find its way home, and then will tell us it ran away or went to live on a farm?

Speaking as someone with Netflix, I love this idea.

Elisha Cuthbert just got named Maxim's Sexiest Woman on Television, and ABC then puts Maxim's Sexiest Woman on Television in the deathslot.

Congratulations ABC, YOU'RE THE NEW SHERSHOW!

Quick question, what happened to Jimmy's old friends from the first season. Anyways so many good lines tonight:

I forgot to mention, the show kept teasing me tonight. They kept playing small little bits of "Tuck & Roll" by Joseph Loduca but they never played the whole thing. Then again they usually don't play the whole thing until right when shits about to hit the fan.

Over the 3 previous seasons I've probably had about 15-20 favorite characters on this show and at this point only 2 and a half are left, so part of me wasn't looking forward to the premiere tonight.

I've been watching too much Happy Endings because I had an Alex moment during the episode. When Dave said he saved Max from a well, in my mind I'm thinking he saved Max from a WHALE, I wasn't sure how the hell he'd be able to do it but I was looking forward to finding out.

Its official, ABC is the new Shershow.

I watched this episode last summer when I found out that there was an episode of HE that didn't air here in the US but apparently aired some other places, and after watching it for a second time I have to say, "yipsee-kay mother failure" is still my favorite Happy Endings joke.

For some reason getting two episodes of Happy Endings a week feels like taking your significant other out to a very nice restaurant, wining and dining them making sure they have the time of their life, only to break up with them at the end of the night and hoping they don't make a scene. I guess I better enjoy every…

I laughed my ass off at just reading the Brad and Penny plot a couple days ago on Wikipedia, and after watching it I wasn't disappointed. A Brad and Penny plot is something I've been wanting for a bit now since Brad's my favorite male on the show and Penny presence make me want to get down on one knee, propose to her,…

This is just a personal list of the few shows I watch in 2012 and liked and other than Archer & Happy Endings being tied for #1 the rest of my list is in no particular order:

This is just a personal list of the few shows I watch in 2012 and liked and other than Archer & Happy Endings being tied for #1 the rest of my list is in no particular order:

I forgot to mention, this season could have definitely benefited from a shorter season, that way it would've been a lot less padding.

I forgot to mention, this season could have definitely benefited from a shorter season, that way it would've been a lot less padding.

I actually enjoyed this episode way more than I was expecting. Its probably the most enjoyable episode for me since the episode when they were trying to get the guy who killed Pearce's husband which I think was episode three of the season.

I actually enjoyed this episode way more than I was expecting. Its probably the most enjoyable episode for me since the episode when they were trying to get the guy who killed Pearce's husband which I think was episode three of the season.

Also I forgot to mention that Happy Endings makes me want to move to Chicago, start a Talent Agency, and hire Penny's mom, hip hop Santa, and SinBrad.

Also I forgot to mention that Happy Endings makes me want to move to Chicago, start a Talent Agency, and hire Penny's mom, hip hop Santa, and SinBrad.