Yas!

Or "Prank, bitch!"

That interview was great. Very informative. The pool scene definitely had a Van Nuys look to it. Also, I honestly had no idea he and Lucia were dating in addition to being writing/acting partners. Love a view of that webcam.

I definitely recommend turning the closed captioning on. I've caught more jokes because of it.

Probably whole milk, at that.

I thought so, but I occasionally get that "Don't I know you from somewhere?" thing.
And I'm overexplaining, aren't I? Such an Abbi sometimes …

No, no I'm not. It would be cool if I was (because I'd be married to Amy Ryan) but I'm not anybody related to the show, just a big fan.

Forever 21. Though Century 21 would be pretty funny too.

She knows her limit, and likes to live on the edge.

Reminds me of Mark McGrath, for some reason.

She's a novice at that sort of thing. If there's one lesson to take from this episode, it's "Practice, practice, practice."

Well, the episode's title is St. Marks, and as someone who's spent a reasonable amount of time on St. Mark's, I can only imagine how crazy and wonderful it will be.

I know! I'd love to see a New York in Autumn or Winter episode. Some of the best episodes of the web series were set in fall or winter.

You think somebody's going around abducting trainers from Soulstice? Wonder what sort of sicko would do that, and if it has enough potential for a future storyline …

That reminded me of the Paulilu (Paul and Lucia's comedy team name, if you didn't know) video where Paul plays a literary agent who snorts a decent amount of cocaine. And then, in another video, they say what he was actually snorting was cake batter.

They both get enough of what they want out of the relationship, so why not? We don't choose who we're attracted to, and who's to say they're not right for each other? Abbi and Ilana shouldn't work theoretically, and they're one of the best relationships of all time.

It hasn't been registered yet, if anybody wants it.

Pussy Weed was a tour de force for Abbi's physical comedy skills.

I sometimes think of Abbi and Ilana as a modern day Laurel and Hardy. Or an American Vince Noir and Howard Moon. Their style is so classic yet so unique.

Her husband, an executive producer of Broad City.