Yes! I wish they would give more screen time to Betsy. The nurses, Tamra and Morgan, get their fair share of lines, but there hasn't been a scene where Betsy speaks more than four lines. I feel like they could do a whole lot with her character if they just gave it a little precedence over guest star Typical Male…

I've also felt that True American is a poor knock-off of CharDee MacDennis. Nick and Schmidt's relationship echoes Mac and Dennis' relationship. Winston has to find the rodent in the S2 finale, just like Charlie has to do Charlie work in the basement. (Okay, that was a lame comparison.) I think you could easily make…

Yep. Maybe that's why he became a dentist.

Regarding Axl being out of school: I think kids in high school finish classes early and have time to study before their final exams - at least that's the way it worked for me. Also, did anyone else kinda find that story bland? It seemed like a textbook sitcom trope, without any of the idiosyncrasies of The Middle. And…

NO! I'm from Spruce Grove. THERE ARE TWO DANCING DANS? It can't be.

"shutupnoshutupnoshutupno"

There's a guy called Dancing Dan who lives in the town I live in. He has no job, he just dances on street corners in a much bigger city during entire day. He won a lot of money in a settlement, and he's a bit kooky. Throughout last month, he'd come up to me everyday and tell me the government has stuck cameras in the…

But can't you say similar things about Pam?

Let's high-five because I'm in the same situation… whilst in the midst of midterms.

That will mess with her whole "tier of best friends" philosophy. But really, the show shouldn't try to do best friends AND office setting. No successful show has done that.

I bet you mean Dahlia, right?

I was actually really excited to watch a multi-cam sitcom that sounded promising. Cheers and Seinfeld were multi-cam and beat most single-cam shows today. Plus, Tim Allen, Hector Elizondo, and Nancy Travis? That's a good cast.

My thoughts exactly. For a while, I thought they would establish something between the Thanksgiving at Betsy's, and helping Morgan out with that girl, but it seems to serve only as an indication that he's a suave British urbanite. I was actually really hoping that Betsy and Jeremy would become reminiscent of Liz and…