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The most fucked up/hilarious part is when she hit on her own brother and then her Dad called her out on it lmao.

To this day (25 years of age) I will dig out the old Astro Lounge album and pop in into my CD player. Call it nostalgia or me tolerating the album but I actually love the fuck out of Astro Lounge. "Who's There", "Radio", "Satellite", "Stoned". A lot of solid songs on that damn album.

And she looked gorgeous throughout the episode. #wcw.

But aren't Susie Essman and Bob Balaban just delightful though?

This episode got super heavy near the ending with everything spiraling out for Ilana and Abbi. I felt bad for my girl Ilana but she's strong, she'll bounce back. Was I the only one expecting Ilana to kiss Abbi in the bathtub? I just feel like we're headed towards some sort of Ilana x Abbi situation…soon.

Holy shit, that was Mara Wilson?

Everything about this movie seems awesome so far.

The sequence of Zeke getting electrocuted followed by Darryl not being able to open the gate was a hilarious sequence. Bobby Tisdale is amazing as Zeke. Same goes for Aziz Ansari as Darryl.

Man, Michael Esper sure is hitting it out of the park of being the go to for creepy sleazeball. See Shades of Blue and now The Family for reference.

What the shit. I am gobsmacked that Bill Lawrence and Steve Franks (two of my favorite show runners) are behind this. WHAT THE SHIT.

“In der clerb, we all fam.”

To me, Cooper Barrett is the adult successor to Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide. Sure, they're completely different scenarios but I enjoy the show regardless. I knew it was gonna get axed but I've enjoyed the one season I've got out of it so far.

Damn you 2016. STOP TAKING OUR LEGENDS.

I love the parental casting on this show. Tony Danza was delightful. Bob Babalan and Susie Esseman were also excellent choices. Fucking nailed it, Broad City!

I liked this show despite its shortcomings, I felt like Will Arnett wanted to branch out from his usually roles and did something a little different than what we're used to. It's kinda like BoJack Horseman but nowhere near endearing or impressive but Flaked was a decent binge watch, I won't watch it again but I liked…

"There's gotta be a better way to say that".

I used to believe that when I was younger but I'm firmly in the hooking up = sex camp. Because if that were true, I would have hooked up with a lot of girls from your logic.

I just realized I unleashed my inner Lucille Bluth.

I really enjoy this show. It's well written, well casted, and has solid humor. It also gets people talking about the issues. It really exceeded my expectations. I was expecting a generic family comedy when it first premiered, completely took me by surprise. Can't wait to see where they go in Season 2.