I liked it. I can't believe it.

This was probably the most I laughed at a TBBT episode in a while so I kind of disagree with your rating. The Amy/Howard pairing was kind of unexpected and even if they were moslty reusing the same joke over and over again, I kept laughing every time. I like those type of episodes. Much better then the premiere in my…

I enjoyed this episode so much more then the pilot. Sure the acting still needs some work, but I was entertained for the whole hour and I really liked the team-building sequences. I really feel like the show will only grow better each week and I'm hoping the ratings can keep up. 

I didn't know there were so many tv snobs with so much hate towards Grey's. I can totally understand why people wouldn't like it. But I still watch every single episode.  And yes, Katherine Heigl's movie career has been terrible (which is why I now dislike her).

An amazing finally. I was getting teary eyed when Alana was speaking with Will. And that final scene…!! I love this show and I'm so happy it'll be back next season even if the rating's suck.

I really liked this episode much more then the first. The whole old-theater part was hilarious. The three chinese girls throwing the handkerchief XD

I looooove Kristen Wiig, but I have to be honest: this episode was very weak. Next season needs to be much better if they want to keep me as a viewer. I mostly think it's the writer's fault. 

I need more of my pretty gay cowboy Will!! I hope he'll stick around for season 2 (cause this show will probably get renewed although I doubt the ratings will ever go much higher).
Drunk Juliette was pretty fun and I love the chemistry between Rayna and Deacon. I'm also glad I wasn't the only one who noticed the…

I believe we just pretend Shamar never happened. It's better for our brains that way.

Yay Gay Country Singer :D!! I'm hoping his character will stick around longer cause there's clearly potential there (plus I don't mind looking at his face) and I just hate when they introduce side-characters to make them dissapear after a couple of episodes (except for you Dante, your boring ass can stay far far…

I'm curious to know what is the purpose of the new cowboy living upstairs of Gunnar and Scarlet. I'm hoping this isn't a set up for an obvious and pointless love triangle. But then again…why introduce this character now?