Warren's runner of trying to impress his mom with big vocab words that were all
A) just enough off from the correct definition
B) pronounced wrong
was hysterical. The timing was great and Harden's small, subtle reactions were even better. The fact that this all went on uncommented is a sure sign of how confident this…

Winston and Coach will instead merge to form the character of Winstoach. His disconnected sideplots will be even more frantic and crazy.

This actually makes a lot of sense though. I think you're hitting upon a really deep, important part of Nick's character: his real lack of knowledge or care to find out about how the world works. And I know a lot of people like him in very similar situations, which makes it sort of a generational commentary. Now…

It feels like half the show is improvised by this point, completely to its advantage.

Ugh, that was it. That's even better.

"Just wait till you have kids. You won't do that anymore."

"It was a dumb prank! I was 13! I was 26."

He really likes candelabras

C means I'm not entertainted while watching them, which certainly isn't true. (Though I'll give you Once is more around B-/C+)

I didn't read last week's comments, so it's an accident.

The key difference is at the time, New Girl was regarded as troubled and still finding its feet. Sleepy Hollow is regarded as a breakout hit that's gaining momentum. It'd be interesting if this changes its fate. Hell, I wouldn't even be surprised if its ratings went up.

Turns out the actual official spelling is "Abbie". So I was right that it was an unusual spelling with an "e" in it, but I wasn't quite there.

I figured. But I also wanted to make a joke about how bizarre last night's Once was. That was a weird episode.

Tonight's New Girl is about Nick getting a lot of money. If that isn't an instant hilarity plot, I don't know what is.

I did too. It was strong enough to make me think he was War at first.

The final big bad is going to speak in *gasp* comic sans.

http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Confession time: I had never heard of it before it was on American Horror two years ago.

Gee, I hope I was fired for that blunder.

None of those mentioned can top American Horror Story's use of it though. Let's be honest here.