I see a dog and Aziz and 1 guy which I assume is the opening shot to Tom Haverford's dating game show, "Know Your Boo!"

I didn't find a single character likable and yet forced myself to complete the series. I also thought it ended two episode before it really did until Netflix automatically started the next one.

There seemed to be many untold adventures and at least for Bert there were real feelings there. The real book story aside, I could go for a Bert/Mary prequel adventure

Ships that worked themselves out:
Pacey and Joey
Ben and Leslie
Rachel and Jess St James
Mulder and Scully (?? Still not confirmed)

First off, how dare you with Angel and Cordelia!

There's a minute clip of this on the Portlandia page and it delivers

Also I thought it was kind of crappy to make subject Amy to a severe allergy that's been addressed throughout the entire series. I would think Terry would have handled that. At least she got her revenge, but still.

Holt: “Alright, everyone. Enough morning chit chat. Television happened. Commutes were difficult. Boyle had a dream.”
Boyle: “I laid a goose egg on this—”
Holt: “That’s enough.”

Thank god Vibe addressed Reverb's hair.

Successful people are ALWAYS on the phone. Even if there's no one on the other end.

Can someone confirm if this is typical Coen where there's some gruesome, unexpected murder scene or two? This will save me time, money, and general annoyance if I know beforehand.

If you didn't watch the 30 for 30: June 17, 1994 do so now.

I loved the movie and I love the show even more. You never know what you're going to get it episode as each is told in a completely different style, which I appreciate from both a creative and production standpoint. And I personally find Brian Finch charming.

Just realized this series has existed for half my life. Good lord.

Good point. I was thinking, why couldn't she exchange it there?

Open water and looking through peepholes in a door rank, respecitively, as #1 and #2 for me.

Agreed. I had the cover pulled up and then was further scared psychologically because that entire murder scene really happened and it wasn't just an episode of Criminal Minds.

LOL god dammit. Also, I wonder if they're going to bring the Serial Season 1 Case to life or wait since they may re-open in.

I agree with you. OJ is big is so many ways, especially physically. His mere presence comes off as intimidating. While watching I kept thinking about how non-threatening Cuba appears physically.

I'll see YOU in Reddit court!