Can I just say that I would really like Amelie's opinion on this? I realize that is showing my age.

This is my favorite joke of the week.

I mean, on one hand, our nickname includes the word asshole, and we are proud of that fact. On the other, aside from a few parts of the city it's pretty chill here, and most of the asshole parts are full of students who just don't know how to act.

And quite a few men. I've never had a problem with it. My word is "trout." I can't even try the fish because why would I ever eat something called trout?

I had that Sublime album. I also collected Moby rarities and b sides though, so teenage Flully's taste was pretty much unimpeachable.

I don't think I've ever seen blonde Maura Tierney. Don't think I'll be looking it up.

I'm halfway through season two right now(I have too much free time) and spoiler: yup it sure is! Like, I may have teared up at her designing her standing up to pee device.

You were close: it's Piscatella With an S.

I have so completely given up hope of seeing Claudette again that I didn't even think of it watching this. First character to break my heart on this show.

I couldn't help binging but I've been rewatching the episodes as the reviews come out. I may have more free time than others, though.

https://youtu.be/2C1tQCebdsM

Hell, I still listen to Five Iron Frenzy on a semi-regular basis(R.I.P. Brad).

Show some respect for judge Reinhold!

But Bert is still there, right?

I would be thrilled with a second season, hell, I would be thrilled with anything that puts more Maria Bamford in my earballs, but I also feel like they managed to tell a complete story with this one, and I am very satisfied with it.

I mentioned this in an earlier review, but I absolutely adore the way comedians and writers have been exploring mental illness through sitcoms in the past few years. I mean, Bojack is a cartoon about talking animals, for christ's sake, and I've maybe never seen myself in a character more. I have mixed feelings about…

Is anyone else slightly uncomfortable with the romantic lead being the guy from the last episode of True Detective season one? Because…. I am.

I am so in love with all of these comedians and writers using sitcoms to explore different mental illnesses. My mother is bipolar, and I feel like I understand her more since watching this(also that it is time to let go of some things that I went through because of things out of her control ). And as for myself, who…

It's a whole new combination of sexual assault and terrorism. But fuck it, he's an artist, right?

It is considered a biohazardous material. Absolutely a crime.