I love Lisa Edelstein but I've mainly seen her on House and they wrote Cuddy HORRIBLY.

She also took on a job she wasn't sure about, did her best in each area, including adapting to a bunch of new environments and dealing with a lot of people.

Oh come on, she seems like a great character. And they pretty much admit that she's the stand in for Hardworking Asian, but I don't think that's such a terrible stereotype. She's a great character that's a bit of a stereotype, but it's limited. She looks like Velma, she's on the edge of a nervous breakdown, she…

I think Cuddy really fell out of love with her job before she left. "Fuck y'all, I'm giving my job to this arrogant idiot nobody likes! Even when it's all about House, it has to be about House even more!" Poor Cuddy. Who knew what shite the writers had in store for her. Not even the writers.

Did you know that "streets ahead" is actually a throwaway line from The Vicar of Dibley?

Oh come on! They did good.

I like him with John Oliver. They have a good vibe. I just don't like him as the antagonist, it just bugs me, because his motivation doesn't make sense.

I think this may be an American comedy thing?

As a person who prefers the company to the work (it's a lot easier to get shit done in good company sometimes),

But it's just… boring. Maybe it hasn't been done before because it's boring.

Didn't like it, don't know what happened, why, show? WHY?

Please, please, PLEASE Chita Rivera guest role.

Also, AMAZING Kurt moment! He really hit those Loretta Divine notes.

AND I AM TEEEEELLLING YOU! Yeah, they cut before the best bit, but fuck it.

Wow, seriously? The American legal system is very harsh… if you're poor and from a minority group.

Eddie the Izzard!

Man, I still don't know what the hell he was thinking.

THIS MIGHT HAPPEN FOR SERIOUS.

I like this episode a lot.

I think you're confusing "gay" as in homosexuals who have homosexual sexual relations and "gay" meaning so camp that they fart rainbows.