you'll like it better than you did the leftovers. is that good enough?

yes. I just realized that this morning and went from excited to dejected in .002 seconds. but I suppose these reviews can be an excuse to rewatch this season.

keep watching. this show really is a breath of fresh air. I love the way Rob and Sharon navigate their feelings. it's inspiring for those of us who tend to fuck up our relationships over stupid shit that doesn't (or shouldn't) matter.

no; in the 1982 movie An Officer and a Gentleman.

her physical comedy was on point. those praftfalls were pretty funny.

yes, and for this reason I wish women and young girls would simply stop buying them.

you asked. she answered.

wow, you're the only person ever to have made that observation!

stop trying to make fetch happen, Cindy.

mommy bloggers are the worst.

yeah. starting to wonder if any of these commenters know any artists. lots of my friends are, and I can't escape the facebook invitations.

do you have any friends who are artists, performance or otherwise? they need people to come and see their stuff. they literally ask everyone they know.

himbo.

agreed. these reviews are getting too far up their own asses.

see also, coffee.

exactly. I think Abbi is keeping her fling with Trey a secret because she's embarrassed. it has nothing to do with the friendship between the two girls.

I think Abbi's embarrassed to have slept with Trey, and therefore she's keeping it a secret from everyone; not just Ilana. and the bazinga thing is just Trey's catchphrase, which he's uttering because he's a doofus who is seeing a pair of boobs. it's nothing new or fresh. let's not overthink Broad City, please.

you should probably add a few more antiheroes into your screenname.

I love Zeppelin as much as the next person, but I thought that was a clunky, shoehorned reference that was completely unnecessary. I can just hear my high school creative writing teacher telling me it took her out of the exposition.

plus, his comments about how Tim is a part of their lives now, and that she must maintain a relationship with him, were in keeping with training her how to manipulate people just as a spy would. Philip almost seemed to be (inadvertently) grooming her, as the Center wanted.