A lot of people have been making fun of Gutierrez's voice, and while I'm sure some of the inflections were present her entire life, I can hear the effects of MS in it, having loved ones afflicted with the disease, and it makes me cringe.

I keep wildly vacillating. Some weeks, I'm pretty sure Adnan is guilty, but the most recent episode made me err more on the side of innocent. I'm starting to wonder if it was an accidental death, not premeditated murder.

Even though I know it's staged, I just like looking at real estate around the country.

I adore Fixer Upper. Chip and Joanna are a delight and a wonderful foil to the staged bitching of British Lady and Bald Guy on Love It or List It.

How did we all forget that Hildi once made a mural OF HERSELF in one of her rooms?
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Evan Farmer was so dreamy.
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The furniture was all made out of corrugated cardboard, too, if my memory serves me correctly.

Wayne had long, wild gray hair and some sort of facial hair, too, right?

I definitely didn't have as much of an issue with the Jeremy-and-viewers blindside as Carrie; I did not see it coming at all, and now I'm intrigued for next week when Muffin and Baylor have some explaining to do.

Niall. (The blonde one.) Pre-braces was not a friendly time for Mr. Horan.

I may be misremembering, but I think she was disbarred not long after Adnan's case, or at least investigated for some shady doings.

The mix of music played in CFs is a random, hilarious mix of genres, much like their menu, now that I think about it.

Red Robin. Their "bottomless steak fries" are now like, three in a basket and you have to beg for more, but I never tire of that place.

I know I'm in the minority, but I really liked Africa. It may have something to do with my 14-year-old self's undying love for Ethan, but I enjoyed the different kind of locale, and the cast was pretty good.

Not into CBB (probably the only person who reads A.V. Club who feels this way), but I find him absolutely delightful. He can get it.

Given that I binged on seasons 2 and 3 of Veep this weekend, I was very confused as to why Furlong was suddenly a germaphobe.

I was just lamenting to my roommate the other day that Lizzie McGuire isn't on DVD/being replayed anywhere.

I know I need to stop looking for realism in TV shows, but despite Danny never having done butt stuff before, as a freaking OB-GYN, you think he would know that you don't just shove it in there.

I found the entire A-plot just….icky. Not the act in question, but the fact that Danny felt trying was easier than asking, and that Mindy was down with drugging herself in order to do something she didn't want to. It just didn't sit right with me.

Although I go by Alison, not Ali/Allie/etc., there have been a handful of people in my life who have taken it upon themselves to call me Ally McBeal. Thanks but no thanks.