If those are the things you're worried about, you might be watching the wrong show.

Almost positive he did both roles (and killed them both, if I may say so).

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Gunther knows how to keep the boys in check.

I've become a big fan of this show. It's a really pleasant viewing experience and it's turned out to be a great show to watch with friends. 

This episode got a B+ from me on the strength of the fact that a lot of the games they played were actually games from Family Double Dare (or pretty goddamn close).

My only real hope for the season thus far is that the amount of time dedicated to Trudy either stays the same or (preferably) increases. I'll be devastated if they start to phase her out.

I find it hard to call this episode hokey and unbelievable when the last one dealt with Mindy accidentally dating a pill-popping prostitute.

That theme is one of the only things about this show with zero redeeming factors.

This week's Danny clone has hyped-up misogyny, no big deal.

As someone who HATED HATED HATED "Pretty Man" I really enjoyed most of this episode. It took me way longer than it should have to understand what was going on with the pitchers during Reed's presentation (sidenote: I constantly forget that his name is Jeremy, since he's the only character on this show not referred to…

@avclub-a0a080f42e6f13b3a2df133f073095dd:disqus oh yeah he's totally a healthy guy, but he's the schlubbiest-looking of the actors so they choose him to pick on.

She found out she had a small window for having children, plus weren't her parents pushing for her to meet a guy and trying to set her up with guys? It's hard to recall, which I guess speaks to how on-the-backburner it was for so long, but oh well.

I see a great potential episode where Schmidt reaches Nick size and they both freak out about it.

Too long for June, too, though I'm sure she's been super busy with the crazy amount of stuff she's been working on lately.

Too long for June, too, though I'm sure she's been super busy with the crazy amount of stuff she's been working on lately.

*quietly* "I'm just trying to make her feel better…"

That was one of the best jokes in the whole episode, I absolutely lost it.

Even if they put Schmidt and Cece back together I'll be pretty disappointed if Elizabeth goes away. She seems like she'd be a really great addition to the show, even if just a fringe character.

I think ultimately this was just a transition episode going into the homestretch. I really enjoyed it, and the last five minutes, as usual, were wonderful, but it was still the mortar between the bricks.