this is second only to the crap with the pre-nup agreement(s). Terrible episode.

I was handed a paperback and a magazine from the friend who drove me to the airport for a trip to France a few years back. After I read the mag I cracked open this book called "The Notebook". Nothing else to read, so why not?

it is PPS, the P stands for "post", so you are adding something post the PostScript.

Sony has been running around the internet all day, blocking this.

WH-at wh-ay, Kevin?

love Annabel - her housekeeper's problems make her relatable to us real women.

I go back to Hot Rod. "WH-hiskey"

please don't tell me the Fodders are the Hantz's neighbors in Crazieville, LA?

clap and nod for the Rosannadanna/S&G reference.

some good lines - "you'd be Laverne", "Girrrrrl…", and "that's the worst call since they cast Russell Crowe in Les Mis" with Stonestreet's facial expressions.

yes, its a fund raiser thing. No idea how binding the "arrests" are, though. What if you were just leaving?

yes, I did the sit-com character math a few episodes ago where Haley was drinking champagne, and thought it was really realistic that Claire and Phil would let their 19 year old (18 and a half?) daughter drink in front of them. Had they shooed her away and gave her juice, to please the ridiculous American tv standards…

I liked their chemistry as well. Though Haley's super-blatant boob-exposure was a little creepy.

yes, go back to that comfortable world where Kevin James and Jim Belushi are fat assholes with stunning wives.

yes, Donna, this review was especially nice, and your Breaking Bad stuff really hit the mark. If you teach as well as you review, your students will be lucky to have you.

not only that, but you might assume those women would go there more than once, and see that d-bag Stinson on his game every damn night, and be extra creeped out.

it will do, once you've run through all of the episodes of JAG on your TiVo.

Squishy Segel for me, as well.

this episode also seemed to have a ton of things going on, but didn't seem overloaded. I really enjoyed the Barney challenge flashbacks, and am so glad we didn't venture to that stupid road trip.

@little bongo nails it — it is a thankless task to be cast as the all important Mother, and Cristin Milioti is getting it so, so right. If we want to be superficial about it, she is, in this girl's opinion, way prettier than Laura Prepon and a blonde, Farrah-haired Jennifer Morrison, and as pretty as Cobie Smulders…