Well jockiness in the sense of "I like sports and hate nerds," no, and I was very happy to see Troy's character becoming more complex as the series went on. But now it's like he is ALWAYS in goofy sexless man-child mode. The fun thing about his character to me was always this tension between his macho side and his…

Since when is Shirley a ready-for-the-rapture, heavy-metal-is-the-devils-music fundamentalist? I'm really disappointed with the direction her character has taken. The show used to take her seriously as the only actual adult in the group, who had a real life involving kids and an ex husband and that kind of thing…