Went to a Bollywood dance party at my local video store. Such a rad time! So much Hrithik Roshan dancing.

"So, the grip for a circle change is like this. The arm angle makes it look just like a fastball coming out of the pitcher's hand … That, and the fact the A's didn't actually win anything under Billy Beane is all I learned from working on 'Moneyball.'"

I enjoyed that the whole two-dates-at-the-same-time thing lasted a reasonably realistic length of time. It's clear from about the first 30 seconds that Abed is totally fucked and this could never work.

Joel McHale did a Reddit AMA yesterday where he basically balanced all
his answers between "Look, we really miss Dan Harmon" and "If what was
on the scripts matches what we see on TV, it's going to be good."

I seriously worked myself into a minor panic attack on how bad this could've been. It wasn't the greatest episode of the show. But I laughed, thought they kept most of the elements that make me watch every week (it wasn't the corporate sell-out, let's remove all the heart to make it watchable for morons, shit show…

In fairness pretty much every TV show with low ratings feels like it has to reintroduce characters in season premiers. The first scene is usually something like "Hey, people I know, let's obliquely state who we are and how we relate to one another."

I really enjoyed this one all the way through, especially the "Just because you said it doesn't mean  a study shows it," multiple references to Ben's Laird Hamilton-style surfer's bod and the part where Ben tries to get the last word twice and Melinda McGraw patiently waits/sympathizes when the words just won't come.

That's actually a "javelin man"

That's actually a "javelin man"

You would have failed miserably anyway.

You would have failed miserably anyway.

I work with someone who was in "Spellbound."

I work with someone who was in "Spellbound."

That's what my sex therapist told me.

That's what my sex therapist told me.

FWIW (very little), I always look forward to the end of the NHL playoffs because all these dudes who play men in their spare time shave off their wispy playoff beards that make them look like middle schoolers trying to be cool.

FWIW (very little), I always look forward to the end of the NHL playoffs because all these dudes who play men in their spare time shave off their wispy playoff beards that make them look like middle schoolers trying to be cool.

Say the whole word.

Say the whole word.

I decided to give something a chance before I judged it, so I watched last night's episode. It was the first I watched since episode two or three of season one.