"You're… over me? Well, now you're gonna be… INSIDE OF ME!"

"You're… over me? Well, now you're gonna be… INSIDE OF ME!"

I should reiterate, again, how sloppily that whole thing was done — the whole writing staff let Season 2 of Community revolve around Pierce becoming a psychotic comic-book villain that everyone was seriously considering "kicking out of the group", and the fact that Troy LIVES WITH PIERCE and that if Pierce chooses to…

I should reiterate, again, how sloppily that whole thing was done — the whole writing staff let Season 2 of Community revolve around Pierce becoming a psychotic comic-book villain that everyone was seriously considering "kicking out of the group", and the fact that Troy LIVES WITH PIERCE and that if Pierce chooses to…

Well, but Carrie Bradshaw was supposed to be a fictional counterpart of the show's creator, Candace Bushnell, and Bushnell in real life really was amazingly rich — because she wasn't just a columnist, she was a nationwide sensation and media darling, which is why she eventually got the green light to fictionalize her…

Well, but Carrie Bradshaw was supposed to be a fictional counterpart of the show's creator, Candace Bushnell, and Bushnell in real life really was amazingly rich — because she wasn't just a columnist, she was a nationwide sensation and media darling, which is why she eventually got the green light to fictionalize her…

I agree that a big portion of Ross's characterization is that despite his intelligence, education and erudition he's just a big kid at heart, and that this is what makes him likable and also what makes him pitiable. (See also his hilarious intensity about his AWESOME KARATE SKILLS or his deep introspective…

I agree that a big portion of Ross's characterization is that despite his intelligence, education and erudition he's just a big kid at heart, and that this is what makes him likable and also what makes him pitiable. (See also his hilarious intensity about his AWESOME KARATE SKILLS or his deep introspective…

I don't see how Chandler intentionally adopting a pseudonym even makes sense — there's no practical reason to do it. It's not like the magazine gives a shit, as long as you pay your bill — I mean, that's actually the point, magazines don't give a shit, which is why if they fuck up your name when you initially…

I don't see how Chandler intentionally adopting a pseudonym even makes sense — there's no practical reason to do it. It's not like the magazine gives a shit, as long as you pay your bill — I mean, that's actually the point, magazines don't give a shit, which is why if they fuck up your name when you initially…

I admit I haven't seen it, but apparently the two girls in Two Broke Girls are broke, and that's apparently the theme of the show.

I admit I haven't seen it, but apparently the two girls in Two Broke Girls are broke, and that's apparently the theme of the show.

Really? It didn't take me long to decide that Jerry was basically as much of a prick or more of a prick than George — at the very least, George has the excuse of having kind of a shitty life and shitty overbearing parents and frequently being picked on for no good reason to explain his amorality. (Most of George's…

Really? It didn't take me long to decide that Jerry was basically as much of a prick or more of a prick than George — at the very least, George has the excuse of having kind of a shitty life and shitty overbearing parents and frequently being picked on for no good reason to explain his amorality. (Most of George's…

I can certainly see how the episode is infuriating if you get the sense that the writers are on Phoebe's side and rooting for her to take Ross down a peg.

I can certainly see how the episode is infuriating if you get the sense that the writers are on Phoebe's side and rooting for her to take Ross down a peg.

A show in a realistically sized NYC apartment (realistic for a 20something with a crappy job, anyway) would almost have to be some kind of experimentally filmed thing — like a Web miniseries where every mini-episode is filmed entirely from the perspective of one of the roommates' webcams and everything is…

A show in a realistically sized NYC apartment (realistic for a 20something with a crappy job, anyway) would almost have to be some kind of experimentally filmed thing — like a Web miniseries where every mini-episode is filmed entirely from the perspective of one of the roommates' webcams and everything is…

Phoebe was totally trolling Ross in that episode and the episode was really all about Ross being utterly fail at dealing with an obvious troll.

Phoebe was totally trolling Ross in that episode and the episode was really all about Ross being utterly fail at dealing with an obvious troll.