*Mimics a blowjob* eh?

God knows he's a little GILF.

He just needs to stare at them for a really long time until they know that he knows they're working with Carroll. Because who needs the element of surpris—*is stabbed, dies*

Manhole: Fuck. And I thought my day couldn't get any worse.

I loved this episode. The show was in a bit of a holding pattern, but that's understandable. This episode dialed it up a notch, both setting up the next arc—damn it, 3 weeks away—and delivering the humor and insanity that make this show work so well. Characters like Woodhouse and Krieger got bigger roles, the running…

I love how everyone hates Ryan and always makes sure to let him know. I can't wait until next week, when we get the following exchange:

I ultimately was not as moved with this episode as the show wanted us to be, but I would like to say that Josh Radnor's continuing to do some great work. His big monologue about love was delivered with the perfect amount of emotion, and just like with The Mother's last week, I'm not sure these would work in the hands…

Yup, and this time, I'll go all the way through the series (I'll skip the second half of season 3, though, as I already did that last year, and season 2 will consist of just 1 review).

"Statistical analysis…it's so beautiful!"

Friday Night Lights—"Eyes Wide Open" (Season 1, Episode 2)
"My eyes were wide open, sir. My eyes were wide open."

"Can you not see what the panties are doing to us?!"

I agree. I think what I liked most about it was that it did a nice job with the supporting cast as well. It would've been easy to get caught up in the post-Super Bowl spotlight (it still did a little, but hey, that's understandable) and focus solely on the Jess-Nick-Prince storyline—which was good—but I liked the…

Yeah, where was the drawbridge?

His reaction to seeing Prince was perfect. Oh, and trojan horsing inside a group of models.

The storyline is, understandably, very uncomfortable to watch, but I have to say, Emma Kenney is handling it perfectly: the awkwardness, the fear, the disappointment, everything. The scene in which Fiona went to go comfort her after she came home was pretty damn heartbreaking.

Or maybe critics and writers like Girls and Looking a lot because they're good. Also, I'm not a woman and I'm not gay, but I can still connect with and like both shows. What a shocker, right?

Agreed with everything you said. And yeah, I'll cover the whole series here; I'm thinking I'll sum up season 2 in one post, though. I'm at the start of season 4 right now, and I'm not sure I want to go back and rewatch that.

I thought the first season was amazing. Those promos are really well done, and they were part of what got me through Sons of Anarchy and AHS (the other part was stupidity).

It is, isn't it? Hooked me immediately.

Well, as some of you may remember, I reviewed the second half of season 3 a few months ago. I said I would start season 4 in a few weeks, but as I never keep my promises, I didn't. Anyway, I'm going through the series from the beginning on the TI Forum right now, so I thought I'd paste those reviews here; there seemed…