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I have no idea what this is, but I love everything about it.

I have no idea what this is, but I love everything about it.

I'm confused. How can one of the best dramas on television be a C- show with its own distinctive brand of "Suburgatory-silliness"? Is that like "Wire-silliness" or "Deadwood-silliness"?

I'm confused. How can one of the best dramas on television be a C- show with its own distinctive brand of "Suburgatory-silliness"? Is that like "Wire-silliness" or "Deadwood-silliness"?

I agree completely. It seems that TVDW is overreacting to a personal connection to one plot line (despite his claim in this thread that the whole run justifies his conclusion).

I agree completely. It seems that TVDW is overreacting to a personal connection to one plot line (despite his claim in this thread that the whole run justifies his conclusion).

Boy, you really nailed them.

Boy, you really nailed them.

Okay, let's get the AV Club litigation going. As in, this is lawsuit is nothing but The Sound and the Fury…

Okay, let's get the AV Club litigation going. As in, this is lawsuit is nothing but The Sound and the Fury…

So long as it is not a continuation of The Family Stone, I think we can all sleep easy tonight. If it is, may God have mercy on our souls.

So long as it is not a continuation of The Family Stone, I think we can all sleep easy tonight. If it is, may God have mercy on our souls.

This has probably been noted before, I'm pretty sure that this show is a continuation of My So-Called Life. Angela changed her name and channeled the lack of Jordan Catalano's affections into CIA level crying / wet-works.

This has probably been noted before, I'm pretty sure that this show is a continuation of My So-Called Life. Angela changed her name and channeled the lack of Jordan Catalano's affections into CIA level crying / wet-works.

A twenty-one popped collar salute, brah.

A twenty-one popped collar salute, brah.

Exactly, though Young Adult was funnier. I watched it last night and I realized that I enjoyed it only if I thought of it as a drama about three damaged people trying to return to some imagined past: constant references to the pop culture of the 90s, relationships from high school, etc.. Then, on top of the sadness,…

Exactly, though Young Adult was funnier. I watched it last night and I realized that I enjoyed it only if I thought of it as a drama about three damaged people trying to return to some imagined past: constant references to the pop culture of the 90s, relationships from high school, etc.. Then, on top of the sadness,…

Given the fact that I like darkly comedic twentieth century novels about messed up people, I should have liked Portnoy's Complaint. It was given to me by an older friend who found it endlessly hilarious, but I just found it sad. Rabin describes it as "compelling, funny, and true," but I simply couldn't relate to the…